McNamara Leaves Pentagon After Seven Year Tenure
Washington AP report notes Robert McNamara ends a seven year tenure as secretary of defense praised by President Johnson as brilliant but under attack for Vietnam policy. Clark Clifford to succeed. McNamara to become World Bank president April 1 after Aspen vacation.
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Chicago Board halves school bus plan as veto and delay hit
Chicago Board of Education vetoed half of the pupil busing plan and postponed the other half after hours of hearings and protests. The North West section was vetoed by a tied vote while South Shore was sent back for revision with an eye toward fall implementation.
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Giant C5A Galaxy Rollout Set In Georgia
In Marietta Georgia the Air Force will unveil the C5A Galaxy the largest aircraft built with a wingspan over 222 feet designed to carry 350 troops and gear. Operational by June 1969 the aircraft weighs 728000 pounds and uses four General Electric fanjet engines.
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Weather Elsewhere mission runway details revealed
The plan calls for takeoff from an 8 000 foot runway, landing on a short primitive strip at the destination, unloading and taking off again within 4 000 feet, while carrying enough fuel to reach a refueling base 1 000 miles distant.
Greiner to Speak at Lawrence Chamber Luncheon
Laurence Greiner assistant to the president of the B F Goodrich Co Akron Ohio will speak at the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce membership luncheon on Friday March 8 at the Holiday Inn He will discuss plans for a 300000 square foot facility in Lawrence and comment on business conditions and future challenges.
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Growth in U.S. Licensed Pilots and Private Planes Surges
The United States now has over 548,750 licensed pilots and 104,700 licensed private planes, compared with 352,860 pilots and 80,632 planes five years ago, marking a substantial rise in general aviation activity.
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Alf Says Romney Shift Alters the U S Scene
Alf Landon, once a GOP nominee, praised George Romney quitting the race and said it shifts national politics. He proposed backing Rockefeller or Reagan as possible future support, signaling a realignment beyond the Nixon bloc.
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Stolen Goods Recovery Rate Cited at Under Fifteen Percent
A report notes that less than 15 percent of stolen goods in the country are ever recovered, highlighting gaps in traceability and recovery programs.
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