Students begin 60 day space life support test
A California State College at Long Beach student and three volunteers enter a 12 by 7 44-foot sealed cylinder at McDonnell Douglas Santa Monica for a 60 day mock space mission. The four, from LA area universities, will recycle urine waste and air to simulate two years in orbit under NASA supervision. Participants include Guy A King Bob Zueschener Dennis Giroux and Jack Angaran, with majors in music philosophy premed and zoology.
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Santa Monica
Dennis Giroux
Guy IT. King
Robert B. Zeuschner
Jack G. Angaran
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California State College At
Long Beach
Guy A. King
Sonta Monica
McDonnell Douglas Corp. Missiles and Space Systems Division
McDonnell Douglas Corp
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Los Angeles
Bob Zueschener
UCLA
Santa Monica City College
Jack Angaran
Widow Leaves Doorman $50,000 in Will
In New York, 83 year old widow Clementine Weil who died last September left James Cataffo, a 63 year old West Side doorman, $50,000. The will also directed $159,000 to Frank I. Reinhardt, a certified public accountant who assisted her after her husband died in 1965, with the estate totaling about $250,000.
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New York
James Catafto
West Side
Clementine Weil
Cataffo
Frank I. Reinhardt
Illinois Woman Wins U S Title at Bakeoff With Pound Cake
Illinois mother Mrs. Albert Lideri of Oak Lawn wins the Pillsbury bakeoff grand prize of 25000 with a lemon frosting pound cake using poppy seed. Dallas and other winners share 25000 and 5000 prizes in various categories as editors and contestants attend the event.
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Illinois
U.S
Dallas
Chicago
Pillsbury Co
Albert Lidert
Oak Lawn
Liderl
Tanges
J. David
Betty) Taylor
Lidect
Taylor
Lee Holcomb
Farmington
N.M
Edward Schumann
Oshkosh
Wis
Shawnee Mission
Kail
Peter Russell
Tera Helen Mampell
Falls Church
Raymond H. Narion
Jacksonville
Fla
Glen Malenko
Austin
Bar Moves to Restrict Trial News
CHICAGO UPI The American Bar Association adopted a code of ethics to limit what lawyers judges and law enforcement can disclose about pending criminal cases. The policy aims to restrict reports on prior records confessions test results and witnesses while urging police departments sheriffs offices and the FBI to adopt similar rules. News executives warned the move would curb press freedom and challenge constitutional protections.
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Chicago
UPI
American Bar Association
United States
American Society of Newspaper Editors’ Freedom of Information
J. Edward Murray
ABA
House of Delegates
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Publishers’ National Survey of Trial
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L.B. Man
Benjamin C. Roland
Sawtelle Vettrans Hospital
Josephine Lemoyne
Brentwood
Roland Munday
Lemoyne
University of Califoria Medical Center
Pillsbury
Robert J. Meith
Mr. Pillsbury
Phillip W. Pillsbury
Cen
General Electric
Braniff Airways
San Antonio
Bar
Actus Jurors
Murray
The
Arizona Republic
D. Tennant Bryan
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Richmond
Times- Dispatch
House of Deleiuies
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Pauline de Lano
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Pian
Broadway
Santa Ana
Pomona
Palos Verdes
Silves Spur
Buffums
Jersey
Marina
Pacific Coast
Lakewood del Amo
Greywood
Newport Center
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