High cost and palatability mark Apollo 16 space meals
Apollo 16 will eat about 142 dollars worth of meals in space. Food scientist Dr Norman Heidelbaugh notes the aim is safe nutritious convenient and acceptable space foods. Astronauts Young Mattingly and Duke select menus with a wide variety for breakfast lunch and dinner.
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CBS TV adds late movie nights to rely on softer films
CBS TV's new late movie block replaces Merv Griffin and bets on midnigh t escapism with older, lesser known titles. April 17 to 21 line up includes Paris Does Strange Things 1957 Ingrid Bergman Jean Renoir Love Is Better Than Ever Grounds For Marriage Watch The Birdie Code Two with stars Bergman Skelton Meeker, aiming for strong ratings from sleep readers.
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Jean Renoir
Ingrid Bergman
Elizabeth Taylor
Connecticut
New York
van Johnson
Kathryn Grayson
Red Skelton
Bob Hope
Ralph Meeker
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The Lighter Side of Paper War Hype
A humorous look at Xerox copying tech and imagined threats from dual sided copying. Officials warn of remote copying of secret files and a looming battle over paper and privacy amid a mock defense budget push and shredding rivals.
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Brown Bribery Trial Delayed Indefinitely
Bonn Brown former law partner of ex West Virginia Governor Barron faces a postponed bribery and conspiracy trial in Charlottesville Virginia after the government cited illness of Julius George a Charleston hotel manager who suffered a heart attack as the reason for delay.
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Agnew Urges Candid Ethics Talk to Earn Public Trust
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told New York businessmen that to persuade a skeptical public that business fears headaches and ethics, leaders must reveal the full, candid, and sometimes embarrassing truth. He spoke at a Wednesday night event urging openness.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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