Lockheed CSA Flight Called Very Good After 520000-Lb Takeoff
The Lockheed CSA, the world largest airplane, completed a three hour test flight in Marietta Georgia with a fully fueled takeoff weight of 520000 pounds. Test pilot Walt Hensleigh said the mission was very good extending two hours to 2 hours 49 minutes.
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Lockheed Csa
Lockheed - Georgia
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Walt Hensleigh
Lockheed-Georgia
North Georgia
Hensleigh
General Electric
Oregon maternity ward closes at Pendleton hospital
Pendleton Community Hospital shuts its maternity ward as two married nurses are pregnant and three others resign for other reasons. Administrator Al Cobbin says vacancies leave insufficient staff to run the ward, with only one other hospital serving the eastern Oregon community.
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Pendleton, Ore
Pendleton Community Hospital
al Cobbin
Oregon
Convention Menacing Phone Strike Talks Fail In Chicago
Illinois Bell Telephone Co and the striking International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers met for six hours in Chicago with federal mediator Gilbert J. Seldin but failed to settle the 67 day strike. Bell official Clyde C. Boylls said the union refused wage demands and suggested no return date had been set for further negotiations.
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Chicago
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Clyde C. Boylls
Bell
Boylls
Boylis
Electrical Workers Union
Illinois Bell
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Systems Council
T-4
Gilbert J. Seldin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Seldin
IBEW
Ball Park
Berlin Folksfest Set Despite Wind Damage
Berlin officials confirm the German African Volksfest will open on July 26 despite weekend winds that toppled structures. Damages estimated at 6500 dollars affect the Old New Orleans mockup area, which portrays landmarks of the lower Mississippi River metropolis.
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Berlin
New Orleans
U.S. Army
Mississippi River
Race Car Mishap Kills Two at Berlin Raceway
In Marne Michigan a speeding super modified stock car left the track, plowing through the Berlin Raceway grandstand. Two killed and 24 injured, several critically, as the car, driven by 18 year old Dwayne Wilson of Portland, was thrown clear after hitting a wall. Witnesses described the car tearing fences and a grandstand section before crashing.
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Marne
Mich
Berlin Raceway
Michigan
Tom Gustin
Ottawa County
Ron Plekker
Trudy DeHeer
Judge upholds Killick marriage after New Year's kiss row
In London an English divorce court ruled Walter Killick 31 had right to kiss other women on New Year's Eve. Justice Geoffrey Wrangham 68 said no normal wife objects to her husband being kissed by others and ordered the marriage to continue despite Mrs Killick 27 alleging cruelty.
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London
Walter Killick
Geoffrey Wrangham
Rusk to accompany Johnson to talks with Thieu in Hawaii
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will join President Johnson on a trip to Honolulu later this month for a conference with South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu. The meeting is tentatively set for around July 90, with no definite date announced.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Johnson
Honolulu
Nguyen van Thieu
State Department
White House
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