Laird Details Missile Site Plans and Sentinel Defense
Secretary Laird discussed the Sentinel antimissile program and proposed radar station near Boston. He noted the system would defend against Chinese ICBMs and a Soviet nuclear attack would challenge its effectiveness, while considering relocation of the Boston area site for greater protection.
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Froter
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China
Space Crew Rescue Not Yet Possible
Apollo commander Frank Borman said it is impossible at present to rescue a stranded crew and bring them back to Earth. He noted limitations in capability and warned a rescue remains unattainable for now, even as he spoke amid ongoing spaceflight discussions.
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Vatican
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Lermay
Tell Chem
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Giant Yo Yo Descent At Dalton School
A 13 year old, Anthony Cahan, operated a 13 inch four pound plywood giant yo yo from a 10th floor window at Dalton School on East Spur Street. Bets among faculty and students leaned toward yes for success as the toy ployster descended to the fourth floor, then rose to the 10th floor window sill before being hauled in safely. Donald Barr called it a heroic concept and claimed it was the largest yo yo in the world.
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New York
Dalton School
Donald Barr
Paul Sailer
Anthony
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East Spur Stree
Anthony Cahan
Animay Realke
Young Cwikin
Dior gives wearable yet not exciting menswear showing
Fashion coverage notes Marc Bohm Dior's first Dior menswear collection preview in New York. The crowd overflowed at the Mayflower Hotel as models showcased long jackets with single vents, brown accents, and aBoutique Collection of avant garde outfits including mink lining and lavender tones.
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Marc Bohn
Christian Dior
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Pit
Bill Lass
Pierre Cardin
Rohan
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Mayhavlant
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San Diego Queen Candidate Rekindles Homecoming Spirit
Jony Caruso, a premedical student from Malta, was introduced as a candidate for homecoming queen at the University of San Diego. Despite whistles, he faced no embarrassment as Alpha Delta Gamma backed his bid. The campus expected a similar outcome to last year, with rumors of a repeat turnout and renewed school spirit.
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Jony Caruso
University of San Diego
Tony
Nis
Brian Riley
Alpha Delta Gamma
Caruso
Mai
Luaver
Gine
University of California At San Diego
Meningitis Spread Fought as 3 Die
At Fort Bragg North Carolina the army says every preventive measure known in modern medicine is being used to stop meningitis spreading among trainees. Victims include Pan Hinwtud Waller of Baltimore died on Friday Nathaniel Williams of Philadelphia died Saturday and Pottary Shifflet of Flikrn Virginia died Monday.
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SAS Halts Sea Search for Bodies
An airline search mission over the Pacific halted after an incident involving a jetliner bound for Los Angeles. Officials reported debris and possible bodies in the sea as injuries and confusion followed the crash.
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Catholic Choir Sings Hebrew at Jewish Bar Mitzvah
A Catholic choir will perform Hebrew chants at Seth Alexander Cohen's bar mitzvah at a temple in Terre Haute. Rabbi Bernard Cohen hails the cross faith participation as a breakthrough for a Catholic chorus in a Jewish service. Sister Marie Brendan and Sister Mirors tall call it exciting and heart warming after years of study.
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Marie Brendan
Mary of the Woods College
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Terres
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Tall
Catholic College
Korea Defection Hoax Claims Folded by Seoul Agency
South Korea's Central Intelligence Agency said the widely publicized North Korean defection of Lee Soo-kout was a hoax. Lee, once a North Korea official, allegedly fled to South Korea in 1967 and was said to have received a hero's welcome before later reports of his arrest surfaced amid conflicting details and forged documents.
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Panmunjoin
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California Senate Eyes Welfare Transfers and Public Affidavits
A scrambled report outlines Senate action on welfare program administration across counties, proposes a five member commission with power to fire state university presidents and chancellors, and discusses required affidavits by state and local agencies after an executive session. It notes public meeting requirements and local agency subcommittees, plus related bills on tuition, equipment limits, and public commissions with offshore investigations.
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U.S. Rail Board Recommends Wage Increases for Conductors Engineers
Washington reports the presidential emergency board urged a general 6 percent raise for conductors and engineers retroactive to July 1 1968 plus 22 percent retroactive to last January and a further 1 increase effective July 1 1969. It called for wage equity fund and additional paid holidays while signaling continued negotiations. The engineers sought larger raises and mileage pay. In Tokyo Soviet move Japan Airlines to fly Siberia routes ends a 52 year dispute.
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Solon Denies Bills Decided Privately In Senate Hearings
The Sacramento report says Senate officials deny privately decided bill fates and cite open committee hearings. Assemblyman Ketchum says a stranger warned his bill would fail before any hearing, as rules on executive sessions spark calls for open meetings. Speaker Monagan supports extending open meeting laws to prevent sudden legislative deadlocks.
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Senate Cherimental Efficianen Committee
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Ketchum
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Marxist Professor Ruling Due at San Diego University
The article reports on Herbert Marcuse and fellow liberal arts scholars amid controversy over a professor at the University of California San Diego. It notes calls to extend teaching, opposition from critics, and a forthcoming Board of Regents decision while mentioning broader debates on politics and youth during the era.
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