Faulty Switch Omitted From Apollo 10 Checklists
SPACE CENTER Houston (UPI) Officials traced a missing checklist step as the cause of a near mishap during Apollo 10. Stafford and Cernan manually controlled the lunar lander after an unlisted switch altered its attitude. Ground teams and flight director Glynn Lunney noted the switch had been set to aim at the command ship in an emergency and was not cleared before separation.
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White House denies Kennedy war claims over Hamburger Hill
Washington reports say the White House rejected Ted Kennedy’s charge that rising Vietnam casualties stem from unnecessary offensive operations. Press Secretary Ziegler defended U.S. policy, stating military leaders have flexibility and the aim is population security and denying enemy political solutions. Senate figures offered mixed support for Kennedy’s critique.
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Thieu Says Renewed VC Attacks Mean Longer Viet War
President Thieu warned that a new Communist offensive this summer will delay any definite peace settlement for about a year. He spoke at a presidential dinner with South Vietnamese lawmakers, saying serious talks hinge on defeating the next North Vietnamese Viet Cong push expected June or July.
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Newsman Fred Hechinger Appears Live During Apollo 10 Telecast
Fred Hechinger education editor of the New York Times briefly appeared onscreen during the Apollo 10 telecast after a malfunction. AT&T cited a bad switch between Houston and Dallas as the cause of the unsettling live video. Hechinger learned of the incident from a friend in California and noted the reaction of viewers nationwide.
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Arab Rocket Attacks, Jordan Complains to U N Security Council
Israel reported a Soviet made Ka tyusha rocket attack from Jordan injuring a trooper near the Beisan Valley. Jordan urged stronger U N action against Israeli incursions and sanctions. An Egyptian Information Ministry spokesman said travel restrictions were reinstated and security tightened in Cairo and the Nile Delta.
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Microfiche sale offers Merrill Lynch research files
An investor can buy microfiche copies of Merrill Lynch's vast research library for about $2,500. The collection covers reports, listing applications and financial data on about 15,000 companies, with microfiche being microfilm mounted on a filing card.
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Upward Bound program enrollment numbers noted
About 25 000 students have been enrolled in Upward Bound programs since 1965 with roughly 5 000 moving on to higher education.
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Expulsion of Tass Correspondent Mirrors Post Retaliation
The State Department announced the expulsion of Tass reporter Viktor Kopytin after Russia ousted Anatole Shub from the Moscow bureau of the Washington Post. Kopytin had 48 hours to leave. his family could stay longer to pack. The move signals a shift in U S press policy amid past retaliations. Municipal court in Madison faces a potential $1 million radar fine risk.
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Unclear excerpt reflects on maturity and a child’s innocence
A narrator muses on maturity while leaving a scene with children. He asks a child if she feels mature, and the child responds that she is Thutie, indicating playful naivety.
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Food habits shift as urban dwellers rise in 1900s style
The article notes that city residents now consume more poultry and less pork lard and butter compared with farm life decades ago. It compares current patterns to those of 1900, highlighting changing dietary habits among Americans.
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U.S
Congress Grants Citizenship to All American Indians in 1924
The 1924 Indian Citizenship Act extended U S citizenship to all Native Americans, granting voting rights and legal status across the United States. It marked a turning point in civil rights for First Nations peoples, though many faced ongoing challenges to exercising newly granted privileges.
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