Army says Utah anthrax test not dangerous to public
Brig. Gen. John G. Appel of the Deseret test center asserts that a 1954 Utah anthrax ground contamination at Dugway Proving Ground poses no hazard to people or animals. He notes inhalation requires a massive dose and soil contamination is diminishing over time, while Rep. Richard D. McCarthy warns of wildlife and human risks.
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New York
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Richard D. McCarthy
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McCarthy
Guinard
Dugway
Yanks Break Viet Cong Strategy Meet During Cease-Fire
During a 48 hour Viet Cong cease-fire near Saigon, U S forces targeted a Viet Cong strategy meeting 28 miles northwest of Saigon. More than 700 infantrymen, tanks and air power pressed the fight, with 50+ Viet Cong killed, 1 American dead and 7 wounded.
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Saigon
USS
U.S. 25Th Division
U.S
Ohio House Passes Fair Housing Bill With Amendments
The Ohio House approved a fair housing bill 75 to 17 after a six page amendment allowing injunctive relief and bonds. The measure would extend to prohibit racial religious or ethnic discrimination in sale or rental of housing including owner occupied residences and MLS participation.
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Common Pleas Court
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Allen J. Bartunek
Cleveland Heights
Senate
Lunar landing site shows craters and ravine despite room to park
Apollo 10 photographs from the moon orbit reveal a pocked surface near a ravine with just enough flat area to park a spacecraft at the planned landing site, as reported from Houston Space Center.
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Space Center
Houston
Air Force
Apollo IVs Landing Site Shows Smoother Terrain
The released description shows Col. Thomas P. Stafford and Navy Cmdrs. John W. Young and Eugene A. Cernan identifying the prime landing area as smoother than other rugged areas on the lunar surface. The site lies just north of the lunar equator and east of the Earth side centerline with small craters scattered across broad patches.
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Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
John W. Young
Eugene A. Cernan
Apollo 11 landing site viewed through Apollo 10 imagery
NASA geologist Dr. John Dietrich notes the current Apollo 10 photos offer new perspectives on the approach to the Apollo 11 landing area, with images showing a crater and rille features. Apollo 10 crew provided 70 mm stills and 16 mm film from 69 miles altitude before an eight day debriefing winds down June 7.
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John Dietrich
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
The
Space Agency
Newsmen
Stafford
Cernan
Shutt Case Bound Over To Grand Jury In Cincinnati
Barbara Shutt, 19, charged with first degree murder in the death of her foster mother Dr. Jane Shutt, was bound over to the Hamilton County grand jury by Judge Thomas Nurre with no bond. She appeared in municipal court for arraignment and was jailed pending transfer to the county jail.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Nurre
Barbara Shutt
Miss Shutt
Hamilton County
City Hall
Jane Shutt
Barbara
Clifton
Middletown Area Weather Forecast Likely Warm Weekend
The Middletown forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with mild temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Friday will be fair and cooler with highs in the 80s and a sunny weekend outlook in the 90s with no rain expected. Yesterday’s high reached 87 and this morning’s low was 61.
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Middletown
Army's M151 Jeep Probed Over Safety Concerns
The National Highway Safety Bureau will investigate the M151 jeep used by the Army, a vehicle linked to thousands of injuries and hundreds of deaths. The Army reports 3,538 accidents and 104 fatalities in 1967, with 36 percent due to rollovers, and is testing a modified rear suspension.
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National Highway Safety Bureau
Army
Ford Motor Co
National Safety Council
Safety
Bureau
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