NASA scales back Apollo moonship test plan
NASA announced a surprise shakeup delaying one three man orbital test flight of the Apollo program to keep the manned lunar landing schedule on track. The move reflects adjustments to rocket and spacecraft readiness and aims to maintain the overall timetable for lunar goals.
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Lunar Orbiter Tests 13 Moon Landing Sites
NASA and UPI report America's second Lunar Orbiter photographed 13 potential Apollo landing sites while telemetry noted an unexplained irregularity in a 29 mile high exposure. Madrid tracked film processing and countdowns for future unmanned and manned tests toward a 1969 moon landing goal.
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Jet ace James Jabara killed in Florida highway crash
World War II and Korean War ace James Jabara died in a Florida crash when his car swerved off the highway. His 16-year-old daughter Carol Anne was critically injured, and Jabara was head-injured on arrival at Bethesda Hospital. The family was en route from Homestead Air Force Base to Myrtle Beach when the accident happened on a toll road construction stretch. Jabara, 43, commanded the 31st Tactical Fighter Wing at Homestead before a new assignment at Myrtle Beach. He earned 912 enemy planes in WWII and 15 MIGs in Korea, plus multiple decorations.
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Tiny senor sign sparks Tucson Taco Bell sign clash
City confronts Truly Nolen over antique cars used in ads and a statue of a little Mexican boy on a trailer guiding customers to a nearby tato emporium on Thomas Rd. City Attorney Dick Filler and enforcement chief Don Palmer label the figure a sign. Taco Bell managers told by the city to move the statue. Scottsdale remains quiet on strategy.
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Catholics set to allow meat on Fridays nationwide
American Catholics await a decision from the U S bishops conference expected to lift meat abstinence on Fridays starting December 2 the first Friday of Advent. The rules would end meatless Fridays outside Lent aligning with changes already adopted by Canada France Italy and Mexico.
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Le Figaro Marks 100th Birthday With Paris Opera Event
The French daily Le Figaro celebrated its centenary with a celebration at the Paris Opera House featuring a performance of The Barber of Seville. About 2,000 guests attended, then 420 guests moved to the Figaro offices on the Champs Elysees for supper in the newsroom, where reporters did not join and continued work on today’s edition.
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Prosecutor Plans to Close Case on Marilyn Sheppard Murder
In Cleveland the Bay Village police chief says the killer may still be free as the case of Marilyn Sheppard's 1954 murder is being closed. Prosecutor Corrigan says the doctor is acquitted and the case should not remain open.
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