Armstrong to Head NASA Aeronautics in Washington
Neil Armstrong will leave the astronaut corps to become head of NASA’s aeronautics program in Washington on July 1. He plans to fly helicopters jets and sail planes to stay sharp and will oversee research across aircraft types with an $87 million budget for fiscal 1971.
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Jawboning Returns as Inflation Tool Debate Heats Up
The piece outlines a revived talk of jawboning and income policy to curb inflation. Burns and Romney signal government pressure may be needed beyond current tools. Romney urges a watchdog commission to publish price and wage changes and press for alignment with productivity.
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Arthur F. Burns
George Romney
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Romney
White House
New York
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Nixon
U.S. Exhibit Opens After Delays in Siberia
A traveling American exhibition titled Education- U.S.A. opened in Akademgorodok near Novo Sibirsk after a one week delay caused by electrical and sewage problems. It had previously toured Moscow and Leningrad among five other Soviet cities.
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Siberia
U.S.A
Akademgorodok
Novosibirsk
Leningrad
Naval showdowns mark tense Black Sea and Caribbean moves
U S and Soviet naval forces continue a wary exchange of flags and presence as American destroyers O Hare and Mullinnex prepare for a Black Sea run while a seven ship Soviet squadron tours Cienfuegos Cuba. The patrols monitor each other's moves amid a backdrop of long standing strategic rivalries.
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Cuba
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Army Warrant Officer Killed in Vietnam Same Day Daughter Born
Fairfield Iowa Army Warrant Officer Frederick Sheffield died in combat last Wednesday in Vietnam the same day his wife Laurel Ellen was born. Pentagon notified Mrs Sheffield on Monday. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs H C Sheffield of Molino Florida.
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Iowa
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Vietnam
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H.C. Sheffield
Molino
Fla
Defendants Sentenced In Break-in
Two defendants in a Middletown break-in last Oct. 3 were sentenced by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer. Wayne B. Taylor of Mansfield received 5 30 years in the Ohio Penitentiary for breaking into an inhabited dwelling and indeterminate terms for burglary tools and larceny, to run concurrently. Ronald L. Cipriani of Euclid got an indeterminate term in Mansfield Reformatory for possession of burglar tools. The case involved a break-in at George Hewitt Jr. residence on Ellen Drive, Middletown, with coins and jewelry taken. Taylor’s attorney filed a motion for a new trial.
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Fred B. Cramer
Wayne B. Taylor
Mansfield
Ohio Penitentiary
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Ronald L. Cipriani
Euclid
Mansfield Reformatory
George Hewitt Jr
Ellen Drive
Why Cadillac Ownership Entices Immediate Action
The ad extols 1970 Cadillac styling and luxury with Fleetwood coachwork. It highlights Cruise Control Automatic Climate Control AM FM stereo and a 472 V 8 engine plus power windows Turbo Hydra-matic steering and front disc brakes. It promises strong resale value and urges readers to act now with dealer contact.
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