NASA MND Director Missing After Colorado Flight
Air search launched for Dr. W. Randolph Lovelace II, 57, his wife Mary, 53, and pilot Milton Brown, 27, after their plane vanished en route from Aspen to Albuquerque. Civil Air Patrol and multiple aircraft scoured the route as weather hindered early efforts. Search headquarters were established in Colorado Springs. One daughter noted parental travel habit eased worry.
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U.S
Colorado
Newxico
W. Randolph Lovelace II
Mary
Milton Brown
Asa
Colo
Civil Air Patrol
Aspen
Lovelaces
Civil Air Patrols
New Mexico
Colorado Springs
Lovelace
Brown
Southwest
Alvin Eurich
Aspen Institute
Jacqueline
GI Bill of Rights forecast for Viet Nam veterans
Rep. Olin E. Teague predicted early approval of a new GI bill extending education aid and home loan guarantees to veterans with more than 180 days of active service since 1955. The bill, already Senate approved, may pass by February as hearings resume, with administration opposition citing cost but negotiations ongoing.
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Olin E. Teague
Viet Nam
Teague
Texas
House Veterans’ Affairs Committee
Waxahachie
Tex
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Senate
Johnson
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Gemini 7 Crew Near 4 Million Mile Milestone
Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell, on the Gemini 7 Echo 2 mission, report itching and crummy conditions as they approach the 4 million mile mark on their 14 day flight. They monitor a solo orbital path while Gemini 6 readiness for a Wednesday launch at Cape Kennedy promises the first orbital rendezvous.
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Lovell
Titan Booster Delays Gemini 6 Launch Blamed on Dust Cover
Officials cited a 2 cent dust cover left in a fuel line and a 108 dollar tail plug missing as cause of the Titan booster delay. Computers shut engines 1.17 seconds after ignition when the plug fell out. a dust cover could have caused an automatic shut down. Martin Co. faces contract risk after the postponed launch and prior October failure.
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Cape Kennedy Space Systems Division
Baltimore, Md
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Dineen
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Eddie Stanky Named Chicago White Sox Manager
Eddie Stanky was named manager of the Chicago White Sox today, succeeding Al Lopez who resigned last Nov. The year-old Stanky, who left the New York Mets to take the post, signed a three year contract reportedly worth 40000 dollars per year.
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Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
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Weather forecast predicts cloudy night and warmer Wednesday
The Weather Bureau expects considerable cloudiness with little temperature change tonight and a low in the mid 30s. Wednesday should bring more clouds, a chance of rain, and a slight warmup from today.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
GOP Meant Birchers In Rap At Extremism
Washington AP report notes Gov. Smylie alleging GOP leaders avoided naming Birchers while condemning extremist groups. The Republican committee urged Johnson to naval quarantine North Vietnam and to increase air and sea power against military targets. Dirksen and Ford questioned John Rousselot’s stance on the resolution.
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Birch Society
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Cuba
Coordinating Committee
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National Guard Crisis Reserve Ready by June
The National Guard Bureau chief said the 150,000 man selected force of Army National Guardsmen and Reservists will be combat ready for crisis duty by June. He noted eight week mobilization readiness, with units at over 97 percent strength and training expanded nationwide. Equipment shifts are underway to equip the force for training.
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National Guard Bureau
Army National
Winston P. Wilson
Wilson
Defense Department
South Viet Nam
National Guard
Associated Press
Guard Bureau
Officials aim to earmark more gear for potential active duty
By March 15, the Guard Bureau chief said officials hope to complete earmarking of enough additional equipment, either in Guard stocks or regular Army depots, so that if the selected force is called to active duty it.
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Guard Bureau
Joke on the modern housewife delays chores
A humorous quip portrays the modern housewife as delaying tasks until the weekend when her husband can handle them.
Marines Drive to Stifle Viet Cong in Harvest Moon Drive
On day seven of Operation Harvest Moon, U S Marines and Vietnamese forces push south of Da Nang to block Viet Cong escape routes along the Chang River and Viet An. Air power, including B52 strikes, napalm, and helicopter insertions, press the enemy hard with reported enemy deaths near 1,200 and Marines suffering light overall losses.
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11St Airborne Brigade
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1St Infantry Division
Kien Hoa
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Ayub Khan Arrives for Talks With President Johnson
Pakistani President Ayub Khan arrives in Washington for talks with President Johnson focusing on the Kashmir dispute and Asian issues including Vietnam. They meet behind closed doors with advisers after arriving from New York and receive a ceremonial welcome. Ayub will attend a state dinner and lay a wreath at Kennedy’s grave.
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Mohammed Ayub Khan
Johnson
Kashmir
India
Pakistan
Viet Nam
Ayub
New York
House
John F. Kennedy
Ayub, Bhutto Seek Peace Ties With China and India
Ayub Khan on a U.S. trip described as a quest for peace and accompanied by Foreign Minister Z A Bhutto as Pakistan eyes closer ties with Communist China and opposition to India. He offered to sign a pledge on Kashmir if India cedes determination to the people. Indian ambassador Parthasarathi urged Kashmir discussion. Officials doubt quick U S action on resuming aid, noting decades of military and economic support and a September border clash that froze military assistance.
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Z.A. Bhutto
China
India
U.N. General Assembly
Pakistan
Kashmir
Gopalaswam Parthasarathi
Nation General Assembly
United States
Maugham Shows Slight Improvement Amid Grave Condition
British author W. Somerset Maugham, 91, remains in a coma after a stroke on Saturday. Doctors reported a slight improvement but cautioned he remains in a very grave condition with previous fears of a near death, as lung congestion subsides and fever eases.
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