Launch Set For Monday For Orbital Observatory
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The on again off again launch of the orbital astronomical observatory OAO is postponed until Monday after two delays earlier in the week a fuel leak caused the latest postponement. The Atlas Agena rocket was moved to Monday at 2 51 p m EST and an Atlas Centaur test flight is rescheduled for 9 a m Tuesday after being postponed last Tuesday.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Oao
Space Agency
Weather Outlook Delays Spring in Miami Valley
The Miami Valley remains cool and cloudy with a low around 40 tonight and a Sunday high in the mid-50s. Light rain is expected tomorrow morning, with no rain tonight. Similar conditions cover the tri state area as rain moves from Kentucky and Indiana into Ohio during the day.
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Miami Valley
Tri-State
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
No-Reprisals Pledge Sought in 38-State Railroad Strike
The 38 state rail strike enters a third day as unions seek no reprisals and no damage suits. Union leader Gilbert offers end of walkout if eight railroads promise non reprisals. Carrier presidents weigh court actions and damages while Wolfe expects settlement today.
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Washington
Tion
H. E. Gilbert
J. E. Wolfe
Wolfe
Gilbert
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of
Union Pacific
Central of Georgia
Brunswick
Union
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Birmingham
Ala
New Strike Hits Pennsy Amid Nationwide Railroad Walkout
Philadelphia AP reports Transport Workers Union Local 2013 struck Pennsy after 30 freight car inspectors were laid off amid the national rail strike. about 1,000 non operating members join the action as Pennsy grants layoffs due to reduced freight movement. No trains were reported interrupted in the immediate aftermath.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
National Railroad
John Mellon
TWU
Pennsy
U.S
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
H.W. Manning
Joke Nods To Gender Longevity In Light-Hearted Quip
A playful line remarks that women live longer than men by noting they are longer as girls, using humor to observe age and gender in a cheeky way.
Anti-America Protests Grow in South Vietnam
About 10 000 demonstrators paraded Da Nang including South Vietnamese soldiers with anti Ky government and anti US slogans. Hue and Saigon hosted smaller protests as 1990? No, 2 000 south Vietnamese forces and civilians joined. Remarks highlight central source planning and potential impact on the Ky military government’s survival.
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da Nang
Saigon
United States
Hue
Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
U.S
My Girl Edna Theyll Say I Do After 63 Years
Detroit AP reports George Archibald and Edna Hopkins, both aged in their 80s, rekindled a romance after 63 years. Engaged in 1903, delayed by polio and wartime travels, they reunite for a candlelight wedding with 75 guests, recalling how they met as teenagers in Bloomville New York.
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Detroit
George Archibald
Edna
Archibald
Bloomville
N.Y
Hopkins
Marines Hunt Viet Cong With Sparse Yields in Central Vietnam
Two U S Marine divisions split into small units to search the central coastal plains for Viet Cong with 581 operations yielding eight enemy killed, two captured, two weapons seized and eight sampans sunk. The 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division faced a brief platoon contact near Chu Phong mountains. nine Viet Cong died in a nearby firefight.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
A Nang
Chu Lai
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Chu Phong
Associated Press
Rick Merron
Air Cavalry
Reams Blames Map and Saxbe for Michigan Lake Erie Claim
State Senator Frazier Reams Jr. charged that an Ohio highway map and Attorney General William Saxbe's indifference aid Michigan in seeking parts of Lake Erie. Speaking to AFL-CIO Toledo Port Council, Reams claimed the map places the boundary closer to Michigan, allegedly granting 96 square miles of Ohio waters to Michigan.
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Toledo, Ohio
Frazier Reams Jr
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Michigan
Lake Erie
Reams
Toledo
Ohio- Michigan Lake
U. S
Gold and Scarbeck to Be Freed on Parole Next Month
Biochemist Harry Gold and former Foreign Service officer Irvin C. Scarbeck were ordered released on parole next month from Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary. Gold, 55, will be paroled May 18 and Scarbeck, 45, on May 2, after serving lengthy sentences for passing U.S. defense secrets to the Soviet Union and to the Polish security police. Both have good prison records and will remain under parole supervision for years.
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Harry Gold
Foreign Service
Irvin C. Scarbeck
U.S
Federal Board of Parole
Freedom Scarbeck
Gold
Lewisburg
Switzerland
Klaus Fuchs
Soviet Union
Scarbeck
Brooklyn
N.Y
Warsaw
Printing Plates Seized In Raid In London
Scotland Yard detectives investigating currency counterfeiting seized printing plates in a series of raids on Friday. Two men were arrested and investigators sought several more in London as part of a Britain and abroad forgery inquiry.
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London
Scotland Yard
Britain
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Irvin Scarbeck
Poland
Map
Saxbe
FBI
Fuchs
David Greenglass
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Rosenbergs
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