Space Center corrects Apollo widows pay and suspends 1967 flights
SPACE CENTER Houston corrected a prior estimate on monthly widow payments for Virgil Grissom Ed White and Roger Chaffee noting each will receive 120 dollars plus 12 percent of their husbands base pay. NASA suspended manned flights in 1967 pending board findings on the Apollo 1 fire while continuing unmanned tests and reviewing timelines for lunar missions.
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Snowstorm Drives Snowbound Cities Face Freezing East
Wake of snow arctic air moves eastward across New England and New York as temperatures drop to the teens and subzero readings forecast for Friday night. Much of the Midwest reports additional snow while Chicago clears streets and police issue thousands of tickets. a snow removal foreman is killed by a bulldozer. Detroit reports parts shortages tied to last week's storm, lowering production.
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Ward
Riogran de City retreat rouses clergy over labor push
At the Rio Grande City retreat, Smith and Killian received two-minute ovations and again after Smith's hour-long speech. Smith said no action was urged on his behalf and noted he had informed the archbishop before joining the labor movement. He promised to return, urged unity, and spoke of wage bills and farm worker inclusion while under pressure from powerful figures.
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Lucey
Space Expert Reviews Apollo Tragedy Sequence and Fatal Fire
NASA officials outlined a sequence of events tied to the Apollo capsule fire that killed three astronauts at Cape Kennedy. Deputy Administrator Robert Seamans Jr said the crew died of asphyxiation after attempting to escape as cabin temperature rose. The review board still has not determined a specific cause.
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Attendance Rule Rapped at Civic Rally Dispute
A social worker accuses SANYO of forcing enrollees to attend a civic rally at La Villila Assembly Building. Officials cited for asphyxiation and smoke inhalation deaths amid a fire, while SANYO defends civil rights and freedom of choice. The case centers on alleged coercion and preliminary investigations by the Neighborhood Youth Corps and related agencies.
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Transcription of Illinois rates and notices is unclear
Readable fragments show price lists and subscription rates with multiple misspellings. Mentions include daily and Sunday copies, per copy costs, and various numeric amounts unclear. No clear event, person, or organization is established to anchor a coherent summary.
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Texas
Death by own action ruled in Terrell Hills man
Joseph T. Ryan, 65, was found Friday in his Terrell Hills garage with a hose connected from a window to the car exhaust filling the space with fumes. Deputy county medical examiner Dr. Richard Ballard ruled the death as death by own action.
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Skiing Sport Grows As U S Skiers Increase Fast
The article notes a 20 percent yearly rise in the number of skiers in the United States, highlighting growing participation and interest in winter sports nationwide. It discusses potential impacts on equipment sales, resorts, and regional popularity without giving specific dates or sources.
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Top Defense Aide Retires After Turbulent Years
Arthur Sylvester, 66, a longtime Pentagon spokesman, retired with high praise from Defense Secretary Robert McNamara. McNamara awarded the Distinguished Public Service medal and lauded Sylvester as a wise counselor and skilled defender of national security.
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