Apollo Contractor Was Not First Top Choice
NASA chief James Webb disclosed that North American Aviation was not the original top pick to build the Apollo 1 capsule. He testified to a Senate Space Committee that Martin Marietta was the preferred firm but Worth American was chosen for cost and experience, with questions over proprietary data and undisclosed reports.
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Washington
API
North American Aviation
Tich
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
CASA
Senate Space Committee
NASA
America
Martin-Marietta Carp
WASA
Scientific Evaluation Board
Worth American
Webb
Margaret Chase Smith
R-Maine
Martin-Marietta
Noviet American
Harrogate Piano Clinic Planned by Memorial University
The Edwols Memorial University Music Department will sponsor a one day piano clinic Monday at 7:15 PM in the Duke Hall. Clinician is Dostman, with Margaret Anback Jones as chairwoman. Admission is charged. open to teachers, students, and interested parties.
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Harrogate
Lonn
Edwols
Memorial University
Ha Date
Duke
Margaret Anback Jones
Destsman
Tada University
Geutman
Weatherman Predicts Snow Across Midwest and Wet West
A weather bulletin from United Press International notes a snow forecast for Montana and North Dakota with bands extending into South Dakota. West Coast showers and thunderstorms rise, potentially dampening intermountain regions into the plains and Mississippi Valley. Northeastern chilly wet spell easing toward drier, warmer conditions as temperatures rise.
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United Press
International
Montana
North Dakota
Thander Sterns
South Dakota
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Hospital Notes and Discharges at Pineville and Barbourville
The rural hospital column lists visiting bans at Appalachian Regional Hospital and a series of recent dismissals and admissions. Names include Kay Adams Pineville Lula Cando and Sherry Miller Barbourville, with births noted for Mrs Lonnie Wiley.
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Kay Adams
City
Prankrudshaw
Pineville
Lula Cando
Chry
David B. Eiht
Dorothy Tinglind
Ewitg
Ross Grogs
Caybin
Une Houston
Tazewell
Ether Lewis
Pine Kit
Wihna Meteatl
Sherry. Miller
Patricia
Minor
Drew Peters
Grace Rains
Gracie
Owens
Sarah Gaylor
Fonde
Lonnie Wiley
Harrogate
Hoy
Riverview Church Members Meet For May Session
The Riverview Baptist Church teachers and officers held their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday May 3 at 7 20 PM. Refreshments were hosted by Mrs Reba Parsifal and later BLES chess guests enjoyed wit salad cuice and orange juice. Numerous local families and visitors are listed among the attendees.
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Lewis Wilder
Riverview Baptist Church
Reba Parsifal
Hattie Dham
Millie Rowlett
Bessie Green
Ayce Coign
Scotty
William Bailey
Reba
Marley Wilder
Owensboro
Legal Battle to End Monkey Trial Style Evolution Ban
Noted civil liberties attorney William Kunstler plans to sue Tennessee to strike down its ban on teaching evolution. He aims to have the law declared unconstitutional under the First Amendment and to reinstate Gary Scott, a Jackosboro teacher dismissed for discussing evolution, while seeking to block school board actions. The Staats seeks academic freedom and religious liberty protections amid Tennessee legislative moves on redefining the law.
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Richard V. Oliver
United Press International New York
UPI
Tennessee
Gary Scott
Jacksboro, Tenn
Scott
William MM. Kunstler
New York
The
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. District Court
Nashville
Kunstler
School ‘Board
Lightning strikes kill 10 year old girl in Fatima
In Fatima Portugal a lightning bolt killed Luzia dos Reis Lopes a 10 year old girl near the Shrine of Fatima on Tuesday night. The accident was described by farmers as a bad omen ahead of Pope Paul VI’s planned visit. The girl died instantly at a site near where Lucia dos Santos reportedly saw the Virgin Mary thirty years earlier.
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Fatima
Portugal
Edward Morgan to Join Fall Public TV Series
UPI reports ABC veteran Edward Morgan will become senior correspondent for a new national educational television series planned for fall. The program aims for 1 to 3 hour installments weekly, featuring university and local station input and a broad range of topics.
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Rick DU Brow
United Press International
Hollywood
UPI
Jalussun
Aftar
Fore Foundation
Carnegie Commission
roMintty
Uaytst Ders Fay Wleas
Cantettl
Patterned Pattern Making in Daily News Pattern Dept
A fragmentary OCR shows a names and addresses list for a mail order pattern service. It mentions SUE BURNETT at Middleshoro Daily News Pattern Department and a mailing address in New York, with requests for style numbers and patterns. The text includes unclear references to orders and coin payments, plus several garbled phrases.
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Sota
Aj Inch
Pate deRama
Aineh
Sue Burnett
Middleshoro Daily News
Avenue of Americas
New York
Dip Cote
Sian
Pat Willie Detter
Romney Courtship Heat Rises Over Vietnam Talks
Gov George Romney urged peace negotiations with Viet Cong linked groups during a Chicago visit while campaigning for the GOP nomination. He said a negotiated settlement could split NLF allegiances, distinguishing Viet Cong aims from North Vietnam policy, and stressed the US should avoid a coalition government with the communists.
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Michigan Republican
Chicago
Vietnam
Romney
National Liberation Front
NLF
Viet Cong
North Vietnam
Ramney
Tilnais Federacan
Iit
United States
Lave
Camis
Suri Viewnen
Larerd
Six Manned Flights Set During 1968
CAPE KENNEDY UP I reports America revises the Apollo timetable to allow up to six manned launches in 1968 and up to eight in 1969 with a potential earlier first manned lunar landing. Dr. Seamans and Von Braun discuss unmanned and manned flights as the program faces possible delays.
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Cape Kennedy
Upi
America
Robert C. Seamans
Federal Space Agency
Noweek Scientific
Earth
Dre. Wernher von Braun
Marshall Space Flight Center
Guidelines Next Year Unchanged For School Segregation Rules
Washington UPI reports Education Commissioner Harold Howe says Johnson administration will keep the 1964 civil rights era guidelines intact for 1967-68 to ease district planning. He notes about 25 million of federal aid is withheld for noncompliance while reiterating the principle that racially segregated schools deny equal educational opportunities.
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Washington
UPI
der Spie
Johnson Administration
My Vote and Influence Will Be Appreciated
A short appeal urging readers to participate in the upcoming election and support the author’s perspective. The message stresses civic duty and personal responsibility in shaping community outcomes.
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