Astronauts-like Food Trial Mentions Four College Men
Four college men took part in a 42 day space food test at Wright Patterson Air Force Base including 28 days in a capsule and 14 days in hospital isolation. The group earned 1000 dollars each after surviving on freeze-dehydrated meals with 2500 calories per day and avoiding personal care routines.
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Dayton, Ohio
Ohio State University
University of Dayton
Aerospace Medical Research Laboratories
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Robert D. Trepp
Ohio State
Lakewood
John Richey
Research Center
Tomica
Trepp
Richey
Mixie
Air Force
Four Die In Akron Auto Crash At Bark and Case
An automobile crashed into a utility pole at Bark and Case Avenues in east Akron early today. Four people were killed, with three dying at the scene and the fourth at City Hospital. power service in the area was briefly disrupted. Bodies were badly mangled and not immediately identifiable.
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Akron
Ohio
City Hospital
Bark
Case Avenues
Todays Chuckle Blaming others on computers in error
A light humorous note about modern computers appearing so human that they shift blame for mistakes to other machines. The pun suggests tech satire without harming real systems or people.
Tragedy on Red River Claims Two Camp Boys
Survivors from a Dallas camp held Thanksgiving at a Natchitoches hospital before boarding a bus home. The bodies of Danny Tedford 15 and Joe Warren 11 were found tangled in driftwood a quarter mile below Grand Ecore Bridge after a raft capsized. Other youths aged 12 to 16 and two counselors Gerald Bible Cisco and Ken Edgar Tyler survived.
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Danny Tedford
Joe Warren
Dallas
Red River
Sam James
Grand Ecore
Robert Cartney
Danny Sieber
Steven Seitz
Roy Lafon
Lee Wright
Gerald Bible
Cisco, Tex
Ken Edgar
Tyler, Tex
Sea Crash Kills Nineteen as Tanker Splits in Two
New York AP reports 19 crewmen dead or missing after the Norwegian tanker Stolt Dagali was cut in two by the Israeli liner Shalom during a Thanksgiving Day collision. Of 43 crew, 24 rescued, 13 bodies recovered, six men still missing at dusk. The Shalom carries 616 passengers and is the fleet’s seven month old flagship.
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New York
Atlantic
Shalom
Stolt Dagali
Weekend Rain Expected With Mild Temperature Change
The Weather Bureau forecasts rain for the area on Saturday with temperatures changing little. Yesterday’s high reached 51 and today’s low was 30 as morning readings may climb to 30.
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Weather Bureau
Secret Service To Expand Presidential Protection Detail
Washington AP reports the Secret Service will add 75 agents clerks and tech staff in coming months to strengthen advance work and protection for presidential travel with more sophisticated equipment, per Secretary Douglas Dillon.
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Washington
Secret Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Rusk and Taylor Begin Reappraisal on Viet Nam Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Ambassador Maxwell Taylor opened an intensive review of U.S. strategy in South Viet Nam. The talks aim to decide whether to broaden the anti Communist war, culminating in White House sessions with President Johnson next week, as officials move cautiously toward expansion.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
Viet Nam
Johnson
Taylor
Rusk
White House
South Viet Nam
Administration officials divided over Viet Nam strategy
Johnson aides weighed keeping the war limited to South Viet Nam against limited strikes into North Viet Nam. Taylor, back in Washington, urged timely new decisions and supported air strikes on North Viet Nam supply lines through Laos or on northern concentrations. He argued such actions could push Hanoi to negotiate and bolster South Viet Nam morale.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Taylor
Washington
North
Kingdom of
Laos
Huong Wins Victory In S. Viet Nam
In Saigon Premier Tran Van Huong’s martial law move and vow to crush riots with bullets appears to secure a first round win over militant opponents. Buddhist leadership avoids a street clash as police disperse a news briefing by Nguyen Xuan Chu announcing a merged national revolutionary committee of 18 parties and student groups.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam AP
Tran van Huong
National Buddhist Institute
Nguyen Xuan Chu
National High Council
National Revolutionary Committee
Congo Troops Push After Rebel Force
Government troops press across the Congo River toward Stanleyville as snipers remain active. Rebels recapture Punia south of Stanleyville. Among whites killed in Paulis and Stanleyville are Rev Joseph Tucker and mission worker Phyllis Rine. Rebels reportedly slaughter Congo lese.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Stanleyville
Congo River
Paulis
U.S
Joseph Tucker
Springfield
Paul Carsion
Rolling Hills
Calif
Phyllis Rine
Cincinnati
Ohio
U.S. Ambassador protests Egypt after embassy attack
In Cairo U S Ambassador Lucius Battle filed a formal protest with the Egyptian government after a mob of African students chanted anti American slogans and burned the John F Kennedy Memorial Library and a Marine barracks in response to the U S Belgian Congo rescue operation.
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Bunia
Watsa
Stanleyville
Punia
Cairo
U.S Information Agency
US S
U.S
Lucius Battle
Congo
Paratroopers Rescue Hostages in Stanleyville and Paulis
Belgian paratroops flew into Stanleyville and Paulis to free about 1,600 white hostages. In Paulis 100 wives waited for evacuation aboard U S C 130s. At least 170 foreigners were brought to safety from Paulis as troops scoured an 18 mile area for others.
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Stanleyville
Paulis
U.S
Evacuation of Stanleyville Refugees Nears End
U S spokesman reports the Stanleyville refugee evacuation is complete with 1070 people flown out by American planes. Airlifted others from Paulis and rebel zones. five Americans remain in rebel areas tied to the Heart of Africa Mission. Belgian paratroopers plan further rescue missions before weekend departure.
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U.S
Stanleyville
Paulis
A. Chansler
Egbita
W. McChesney
Wamba
F. J. Cunningham
Titule
Heart of Africa
Fort Washington
Congo
U.S. Consul Hoyt Ready to Return to Congo
U S Consul Michael Hoyt freed from Stanleyville rebels says he would definitely return to the Congo. He was rescued with four staff members by a U S Belgian operation and arrived in Washington on Thanksgiving Day. Hoyt praised the joint mission and expressed optimism the central Congolese government can restore order, though it will be hard.
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Washington
U. S
Michael Hoyt
Stanleyville
Congo
Hoyt
U.S
Wayne Fredericks
Senators weigh new laws on TV violence and youth crime
Washington reports senators discuss possible new laws to curb violence on television after charges that programs influence juvenile delinquency. The television industry counters that accusations are exaggerated and vows to resist federal censorship as a Senate subcommittee investigation continues.
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Senate Subcommittee
Senate subcommittee targets television crime influence on youth
The Senate subcommittee led by Thomas J. Dodd plans a nationwide monitoring project of every Washington area television program to gather evidence for hearings on juvenile delinquency linked to crime, violence and brutality on TV. NAB Code Review Board meets December 9 and 10 as part of industry code discussions.
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Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Washington
Senate
Firing Set For Saturday To Launch Mariner 4
The Cape Kennedy launch of Mariner 4 to Mars was postponed due to technical issues. A new launch window was set for Saturday with a Atlas Agena rocket, aiming for a 12 41 p.m. EST firing, to reach Mars for a July 15 encounter and return first close up data.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla (Ap
Mariner
Mars
Mateiner 4
Red Planet
Earth
United States
Cincinnati Deaths Are Murders
Police in Cincinnati say nine extra detectives are aiding the investigation into the slaying of Dennis E. Coby 31 and Evelyn Louise 29. Officials ruled the couple murdered after a 24 hour preliminary probe. They were found dead in a garage at their home. Coby served two years in a Franciscans Friary and was an Army chaplain’s assistant. He worked as an orderly at the Veterans Administration Hospital. A relative called him a quiet man and said the idea of guns or self harm would be unlikely. The couple was killed by a .38 revolver, its weapon not recovered and no motive yet established.
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Cincinnati
Henry Sandman
Dennis E. Coby
Evelyn Louise
Coby
S &Sistant
Veterans Administration Hospital
Reltive
Broadcasters Criticize Enforcement of NAB Code
A subcommittee praised the NAB code of fair practice but said enforcement is weak. Many stations still display the NAB seal in ads despite noncompliance, signaling widespread violations of the code.
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Natchitoches
Tex
Bulletin
S. Viet Nam
Tayior
Hanoi
Huong
Anne Marie Merkins
Kenneth L. Whiting
Moise Tshombe
Tucker
Jean Degotte
G. Milton Kelly
National Association of Broadcasters
Nab’s Code Review Board
Congress
Howard H. Bell
NAB
New York City
Subcommittee
Mariner 4
Mariner 3
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