U S plans three satellite launches from East and West Coasts
The United States will launch three satellites within about two hours. A Thor Agena at Vandenberg will place the Ogo orbiter into orbit at 9 07 am EDT. A Titan 3D from Cape Kennedy will carry Ogo and a 44 inch radar sighting sphere toward space at 11 am EDT.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
United States
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Ogo
Orbiting Geophysical Observatory
Titan
Earth
Manned Orbiiing Laboratories
Defense Department
Columbus Day and Norse Discovery Debate
A newspaper piece weighs whether Leif Erikson reached North America before Columbus and notes Norse exploration in 1000 A.D. while Columbus’ voyage opened the New World. It cites Anne Stine Ingstad’s finds at L'Anse au Draum and Yale map controversy on Leif Ericsson Day.
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Washington
America
Leif Ericsson
Smithsonian
Henry B. Collins
Leif
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
New World
North America
National Geographic Society
Anne Stine Ingstad
L’anse Au Meadow
Newfoundland
Ericsson
Yale
New Haven
Why an Older Person’s Health Is Failing
Dr Walter C Alvarez discusses autopsy findings in ages 90 to 99 noting seven cases with no clear death cause and multiple minor ailments not explaining mortality. He observes insensitivity to pain, boredom, and eventual sleep leading to death, and offers a pamphlet for 25 cents.
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Trevor H. Howell
London
Piggott
Walter C. Alvarez
Dept. SA
Des Moines
Iowa
Final debate on priestly life at Ecumenical Council
At St Peter's Basilica the Ecumenical Council concludes discussion on all documents except the priestly life proposal. The draft says celibacy is not absolutely necessary but reaffirms current celibacy laws. About 55,000 U S parish priests and 432,000 secular priests are affected.
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Vatican City
UPI
Ecumenical Council
United States
St. Peter’s Basilica
Detective Paul Warchott Praised by FBI in Federal Arrest
Scottsdale officer Paul Warchott and Phoenix detective Don Proquener arrested Edith Lloyd, 24, wanted by the FBI on eight stolen vehicle complaints and multiple bad checks across six southern states. John Mull, Phoenix FBI agent in charge, commended Warchott in a letter to Scottsdale Police Chief Walter Nemetz.
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Scottsdale
Paul Warchott
FBI
Warchott
Phoenix
Don Proquener
Edith Joanne Lloyd
John P. Mull
Walter Nemetz
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