Jackie Kennedy righted overturned sailboat in Acapulco rescue
Jacqueline Kennedy learned seamanship from JFK and single handedly righted her overturned Saltfish sailboat off Acapulco. She waved away help as she pulled aboard daughter Caroline and niece Tina Radziwill while police and photographers clashed nearby.
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14 year old held after attack on polio victim family
In Tucson a 14 year old neighbor was arrested after penetrating a glass door, ripping phones from the wall, and assaulting bedridden Ruth Parsons and her two daughters with a hammer and knife. Parsons and the daughters were treated. Parsons in fair condition at Tucson Medical Center.
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Tucson
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Ruth Parsons
Humphrey opens seven nation European trip on nuclear ban
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey launches a seven nation mission to win European support for banning nuclear weapons and reassure allies of U S interest amid Vietnam involvement and Johnson's postponed trip. He plans briefings in Geneva then travel to six capitals and seven cities to press nonproliferation treaty concerns especially with West Germany.
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UPI
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America
United States
Vietnam
Johnson
Humphrey
U.S
Space spinoffs spur earthly tech and bold futures
NASA's fourth annual report to Congress catalogs space program spinoffs. What began as lunar probes yields revolvers of utility: revolving apartment complexes in San Diego, gold-coated window coatings cutting heat gain, pocket-size computers, self-winding watches with power generation, and eye controlled switches for TVs. The report notes blood cell counters for radiation injury, seismic sensors repurposed for underground tests, and self testing computers, among many practical applications across security and welfare.
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Joseph L. Myler
Washington
UPD
Congress
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Moon
Earth
Mars
San Diego
Agency advises how to meet funds crisis
UPI reports the Family Service Association of America finds skilled credit counselors can help families solve money problems after a breadwinner loss or serious illness. Clark Blackburn advises contacting creditors early, proposing a repayment plan, prioritizing essentials, guarding home payments, and avoiding loan sharks. He notes banks offer low cost consolidation loans from about 4.25 to 6 dollars per hundred.
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UPI
New York
Family Service Association of America
Clark W. Blackburn
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Scottsdale exhibit highlights Indian art in Ford Times
Ford Times features Arizona Indian art with a five page piece on the Scottsdale National Indian Art Exhibition and other displays across Phoenix and Tucson. The Nav Jo Arts and Crafts Guild show, Heard Museum Indian Fair, and a Pima County Fair Indian basket exhibit are described.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Ford Times
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