Lodge Wins Primary In Air Over Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge wins the New Hampshire Republican presidential primary while flying over Communist infested South Vietnam aboard a helicopter with Defense Secretary McNamara. He stays in Vietnam 19,000 miles from the political battlefield and continues to back tough anti-Communist policy.
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New York Herald Tribune
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Polaris A-3 Falls Short of Target
The Navy test of the Polaris A-3 ended with the missile veering after stage separation and plunging into the Atlantic well short of its planned 2 380 mile range. It marks the 13th failure in 33 tests, though most objectives were achieved.
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Navy
America
California Tops Nation in High School Graduates
Burlingame California report from UPI notes that California leads the nation with about 205000 high school graduates in 1963 according to the National Education Association data.
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UPI
California
National Education Association
Supreme Court ruling boosts Protestant chapel rights in Spain
In Madrid a Baptist group wins a landmark Supreme Court decision opening protestant chapels and limiting government interference in religious cases. The ruling weakens executive discretion, aiding non Catholic denominations while civil marriages between Protestants and Catholics may gain recognition under conditions.
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Supreme Court
Quick Thinking by Crewmen Averts Jet Plane Disaster
Braniff flight 55 a four engine Boeing 720 lifted from Dallas Love Field bound for San Antonio with a stop in Dallas when the left inboard engine exploded shedding turbine blades and metal fragments over a six block area. Captain R B Regis and the crew shut fuel to the engine and extinguished the fire then returned to Dallas for a safe normal stand. About 70 passengers remained aboard a later flight to the city. FAA and CAB officials joined Braniff in investigating the blast.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
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