Space Officials See Chance to Land Man on Moon by 1970
AP reports NASA officials remain hopeful of a manned lunar landing by 1970 after the Apollo 1 tragedy. Unmanned Saturn 5 and Lunar Module tests proceed, Congress curbs NASA funding, and contractor reforms aim to improve safety, wiring, and quality control at Kennedy Space Center and Houston.
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AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.S
America
Moon
Lunar
U.S. Spacemn
Kurt H. Debus
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kennedy Space Center
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H. White II
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
Washington
Congress
NASA
Amelia
Space Agency
North American
Rockwell Corp
Apollo
NASA Review Board
Debus
Walter M. Sehirra Jr
Donn F. Ei Sele
Walter R. Cunningham
KSC
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Tex
ESC
North American Rockwell Corp
Larger Program To Prevent Stream Pollution
President Johnson's budget requests a 10 percent rise in federal aid for localities to curb raw sewage discharge into U S streams. The Water Pollution Control Administration seeks 225 million for grants, plus 56 002 million for research and development, totaling 326 435 million for the agency and related enforcement and planning.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Water Pollution Control Administration
Scific
King Solutions
Cancel Hunt for Missing Plane
Efforts to find a Chicago bound plane missing since January 12 on a Denver to Aspen flight were canceled due to weather. Four planes could search as the Civil Air Patrol noted the 12th day of the hunt with four relatives aboard the single engine Cessna 182.
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Longmont
Colo
Chicago
Denver
Aspen
Civil Air Patrol
Donald Darfler
Deanna
Charles
Charles Walter
Beverly Bank of Chicago
CAI
CAP
Tear Gas Used as Police Nab Murder Suspect in Lubbock
Police using an armored tank and tear gas forced Loyd Dale Ready 28 from a house where he hid with a woman and three children after a fatal shooting of Jim Arnold Field 23 at a night club park. An eight hour siege produced 20 tons of tear gas with Ready firing at officers from a rifle and shotgun but no injuries reported.
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Lubbock. Tex
Loyd Dale Ready
Jim Arnold Field
Mt Tot Ready
Officies
The Worry Clinic on Balancing Ears and Hearing Aids
A health column urges Karen and readers to test both ears early, explains how imbalance harms vision and hearing, and promotes using glasses or a hearing aid. It notes the dangers of disuse, the social impact of deafness, and encourages family support and physician guidance.
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Karen
Karen T
University students denied Queen Mary whistle sale
Long Beach California AP The University of Washington students were denied the sale of the Queen Mary ship whistle. City manager’s office official Harry Fulton said the seven foot long whistle weighs over a ton and can be heard more than 15 miles away making it unsuitable for athletic event use. Fulton warned the whistle’s sound would drown out signals and disrupt play.
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Long Beach
Calif
University of Washington
Harry Fulton
Fulton
Hawaii Teachers Use Educational TV At High Rate
Hawaii public school teachers used educational television in 1966 67 at 44 percent, more than twice the national average of 19 percent, per State Department of Education findings. The report highlights Hawaii as ahead in integrating TV into instruction.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
State Department of Education
Television In Review: Mixed Week for Networks
AP television critic notes no football on air for the first time in months. CBS returns 21st Century with crime-fighting tech while ABC's American Sportsman starts a new season. Van Heflin nets a blue marlin as Crosby and Harris film safari. CBS hockey overruns into The Young People’s Concert, spoiling Bernstein Beethoven. NBC’s Flesh and Blood drama flops despite a strong cast. Lu ther on ABC offered tonight.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
CBS
ABC
van Heflin
Bing Crosby
Phil Harris
East
Africa
Detroit Red Wings
Minnesota North Stars
Young Peoples
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Stars of Tomorrow
NBC
William Hanley
Fire damages Phi Delta Theta house in Champaign
Fire officials say a blaze started on the first floor of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity house and spread to the upper floors. The building was empty during a semester break with extensive water and smoke damage. dollar loss not yet estimated.
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Champaign, Ill
Phi Delta Theta
Dear Ann Landers worried by stingy husband and a vanished romance
A reader seeks advice on hypnosis to squeeze more money from a frugal spouse and on a 28 year old romance that ended with a man disappearing after promising to call. Ann Landers cautions against hypnotism, suggests financial counseling, and notes the need for experience learned from mistakes.
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Ann
Zamboanga
Zam
Evening TV Schedule Snapshot
TV lineup lists 6 to 10:30 PM programs across stations 2 5 7 9 including News Weather Sports Gunsmoke Rowan & Martin Alfred Hitchcock Lucy Danny Thomas Carol Burnett I Spy Big Valley and late night talk shows Carson and Bishop.
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Lucille Ball
Alfred Hitchcock
Andy Griffith
Danny Thomas
Freak Accident Kills Hunter
James A. Phillips, 18, of Mount Vernon, died after a shotgun misfire while hunting with two companions south of Mount Vernon. Coroner John Richardson ruled the death accidental. Companion Ricky Voyles, 18, shot a rabbit. Phillips tried to poke the animal with his 12 gauge, the gun discharged striking him in the face. The youths hunted near tracks of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad, 142 miles south of Mount Vernon. Phillips was the son of Mr and Mrs John Phillips of Mount Vernon.
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Mount Vernon, Ill
James A. Phillips
Mount Vernon
John Richardson
Jefferson County
Phillips
Ricky Voyles
Richardson
Terry Hatfield
John Phillips
Fire Station Burns Down in Greenville
City officials face a decisive move after the old two story Greenville fire station burned. Firefighters, stationed at a new Municipal Building across the street, simply fought the blaze from their current post.
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Greenville, Ohio
Crossword Clues From Daily Puzzle
Across clues include First-rate Gear Pant Arabian garments and other entries. Down hints cover topics from Thin fabric to Eternity with several abbreviations and common terms.
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