Space talk links past and present during Cape Kennedy discussion
Capt Alan Shepard and space reporter Chuck von Fremd compare the early days of manned spaceflight with today. Shepard cites unchanged dedication, notes training shifts, and recalls the May 4, 1961 launch as the nation’s tense moment. The dialogue also touches on TV coverage and the Earth’s speed as a living spaceship.
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Space reporters await fresh news as crew eyes cannon at VFW
A space beat discusses a lull after a week with little to report from Houston Manned Spacecraft Center. Editor Milt Kaplan quotes Warren Rogers noting the quiet period and hints at plans to visit the VFW hall to view a cannon that may bring renewed interest.
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Warren Rogers
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Santa helicopter flight delayed by poor visibility
A helicopter delivering Santa to area shopping centers could not fly last weekend due to heavy fog. FAA radar assisted the helicopter to reach the mall where several hundred children waited near the municipal airport.
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Ark
Santa Claus
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In Search of Man and Viet Nam on TV Night
Cynthia Lowry reviews television choices noting ABC's hour long tribute to good men and builders, contrasted with NBC's Huntley-Brinkley Viet Nam field hospital footage. She highlights Andy Williams Christmas program and CBS Young People's Concert with Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic.
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CBS
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Police recover $500000 in stolen art and crack thieves ring
Venice authorities say they recovered 500000 dollars worth of art and arrested 11 Italians after eight years of investigation. The haul includes an Madonna of the Botti celli school from northern Italy churches and homes, with probes into 20 dealers in Rome Genoa Florence and Milan for possible fictions.
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Photojournalism revisited by Arthur Rothstein study
Revised edition from Amphoto surveys photojournalism from its origins to three dimensional color reproduction and instant Pola color coverage in newspapers. It outlines ten requirements for photojournalists from education to health and objectivity with examples from Look and FSA Stryker era archives.
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Today in History highlights and notable dates
On this date in 1799 George Washington died and Alabama joined the Union in 1819. Roald Amundsen reached the South Pole in 1911, Denmark sold the Danish West Indies in 1916, and 1945 saw Nazi executions at Belsen and Oswiecim. The UN HQ site was set in New York in 1946.
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Birch Society official slams press bias and calls smear campaign
William J. Grede of Elm Grove a charter member and national official of the John Birch Society told a Rotary Club that the group has been unfairly treated by the national press. He alleged a Communist inspired smear appeared in newspapers and said he had received obscene telephone calls after a Milwaukee story.
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Milwaukee
Severe floods may not recur next year expert says
An engineering expert warned Monday that the severe floods in western Wisconsin this spring are unlikely to recur next year unless heavy winter snows are followed by ice on the ground during runoff.
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Photojournalism by Arthur Rothsten Highlights Field
Arthur Rothsten's influential contribution to photojournalism is noted as a significant achievement by a respected, award-winning specialist in the field.
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A compact crossword clue list covering Greek letter exclamation cereal grasses girl's nickname simpler recruit blind as hawks and short for large sleeping quarters.
Crossword clues and a Saturday answer list
Crossword 18 Marine for firms 20 Jewish month 22 Trum peter one 5 Congers 26 en 27 Sum fare 29 Self evident propositions Saturday's Answer 30 River deposit 36 Yap 37 Learning 39 Red for 40 Arch 42 Perform.
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Learning
Red
Arch
Destructive behavior among students prompts guidance
Dear Ann Landers answers readers on why youths vandalize and how parents cope. An angry parent asks about curtain damage and a broken typewriter while another writes about coping with an autistic child and changing attitudes. A divorced woman seeks safe dating advice regarding alcohol and driving and is told to refuse rides when intoxicated.
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Ann Landers
Golden Gate Bridge
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Lineup
A detailed nightly lineup lists programs across channels including news, weather, adventure features, comedies, dramas, and late night movies. Notable items include Matchups like Combat and McHale's Navy, dramas such as Peyton Place, Twilight Zone and Fugitive, plus news specials and late film airings.
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Peyton Place
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs Cattle and Sheep Move
Chicago livestock quotations show hogs at about 5,000 head with butchers mostly 25 higher, cattle about 2,000 with slaughter steers steady to 25 lower and lambs 25 higher. Prices list several weight classes and grades, including sows around 23.00, heifers 25.25 to 26.50, cows 13.00 to 14.50, and wooled lambs at 27.00 to 27.50 for light classes.
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USDA
Airlines and defense stocks lead late day market gains
A brisk trading session saw airlines and defense shares rise amid a generally advancing market. The AP 60 average climbed 0.8 to 354.8 with industrials up 1.8 and rails up 0.2 while utilities fell 0.1 as broad sectors gained and aerospace defense spurred buying.
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General Dynamics
Boeing
United Aircraft
Xerox
Zenith
American Can
Goodyear
U.S
Schering
IBM
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