NASA Officials to Testify at Apollo Inquiry Opens
The Senate space committee begins the first public inquiry into the Apollo tragedy as NASA faces questions about misjudged fire risks. Top agency officials will testify in open session, with NASA noting the investigation may not pinpoint the exact fire cause while naming electrical malfunction as likely. The review aims to finish by March, as capsule disassembly continues and crew escape was unavailable in seconds.
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Goldwater says CIA financed socialism in America
Former Sen. Barry Goldwater charges the CIA funded left leaning groups to promote socialism in the United States. Michael Wood, ex NSA official, claims the agency threatened to forge psychiatric records to silence NSA disclosures. Other lawmakers corroborate concerns about CIA funding.
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Estrellito The Stars Say For Tomorrow
Astrological forecast suggests mild morning hours good for plans, with stronger influences after noon boosting key interests. Birthday readers may see an excellent year ahead, with finances improving from month start through March and favorable monetary cycles continuing through April, September, October, and December. Romance peaks late next month, June, and again in October and December.
Firemen Rescue Polio Victim From House Fire
In Cleveland firemen fought thick smoke to reach Harry Brown 68 trapped by a blaze. He was pulled to safety and hospitalized in critical condition at Community Hospital.
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Rhodes Leaves Wednesday On Asian Visit
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes heads to Asia with a trade delegation for about two weeks, declining Vietnam visit and skipping a White House governors gathering. He plans a Southeast Asian tour after a Midwest Governors Conference in Toledo, to inform budget and State of the State messages.
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Powell seated debate sharpens in House split
Washington AP reports the House shows signs of voting to seat Adam Clayton Powell despite vocal dissents. Leaders from both parties back a standards committee, with freshmen GOP support and plans for a public censure or pay dock, amid opposition from others who call for restraint.
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Bold bridge play upends standard spade lead in 1958 match
In a Argentina versus United States 1958 notrumps clash, both tables faced three notrump after opening spade six. East's ten on the first trick disproved West's queen holding, setting up spade tricks and sealing one contract while the other table failed to cash West's spades due to misread entries.
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Senate Bond Debate May Be Marathon
In Columbus, the Ohio Senate prepared for a marathon debate on Gov. Rhodes bond plan, assured of Republican victory with a 23-10 majority. The plan would form a five member Bond Commission to issue bonds for capital improvements and highways without voter approval, with limits. The measure, already passed by the House, will return there due to Senate amendments as lawmakers begin their ninth week back from recess. The administration’s redistricting initiative looms alongside.
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Ohio teens win farmers union essay contest
Rebecca Hackney, 13, of Wilmington, and Michael Stein, 14, of Perrysburg near Toledo, were named winners over the weekend in the Ohio Farmers Union annual essay contest.
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Community club and group meeting schedule
A listing of local meetings includes Monroe Lions Club at 6 p.m. and Evening Optimist Club at 6 30 p.m. at the Congress Inn and Eastern Lanes. SPEBSQSA at 8 p.m. Legion Home. Rotary Club at noon at Manchester Motor Inn. Civitan and Sertoma at 6 30 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. at Manchester Motor Inn. Middletown Personnel Association at 6 30 p.m. at Manchester Motor Inn. South Middletown Fire Association at 7 p.m. Amanda Fire House. Central School PTO at 7 30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Lincoln and Wilson School Associations and Central School Band Associates meet at 7 30 p.m. at the school auditorium. United Cerebral Palsy of Middletown at 7 30 p.m. First Presbyterian Church. Disabled American Veterans at 8 p.m. Legion Home. Butler County Medical Assistants at 8 p.m. Surgical Arts Building Conference Room. FOE Lodge 528 at 8 p.m. Eagles Hall. 100F Miami Lodge at 8 p.m. Monroe IOOF Hall. BPOE Lodge 257 Elktones at 8 p.m. Elks Temple. Alcoholics Anonymous at 8 30 p.m.
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Legion Home
Butler County Medical Assistants
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Monroe
Bpoe Lodge
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Middletown baton twirlers win prizes at Verona meet
Three Middletown twirlers competed Saturday at Verona High School. Lu Ann Evans, 13, took second in advanced solo, Melissa McGuire, 10, finished third in advanced, and Linda Sue Howard, 16, placed second in a group age competition.
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Princess Margaret Marriage Rumors Denied By Friends
Friends of Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon insist their seven year marriage remains sound despite gossip of trouble. They note occasional differences but see no reason to doubt the couple, who mingle with artists and nobility. Snowdon is in Japan on assignment. Margaret plans a Bahamas vacation with him joining March ninth.
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March Digest Highlights Improve Thinking Speed
The March Digest promotes better reasoning and faster thinking as one of four featured articles. It emphasizes practical tips to aid all life phases and urges readers to obtain the issue for the full coverage.
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