Titan 3 Launch Carries Four Satellites Into Orbit
A Titan 3 rocket tops a 12 story tall launch from Cape Kennedy carrying four satellites toward a 21000 mile equatorial orbit. Two carry experimental communications gear, one measures solar radiation, and one serves amateur radio operators. The mission includes 150 events and a $200 homemade amateur radio satellite.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
United States
Titan 3
Wilson to Visit Russia for Moscow Talks
London Prime Minister Harold Wilson announced a trip to the Soviet Union from February 21 to 24. He said he has corresponded with Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin since last spring and accepted an invitation to Moscow to discuss vitally urgent questions.
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Harold Wilson
Soviet Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow
SIU Salukis Stun Wichita 89 68 In Arena Rally
The Salukis surged past Wichita 89 to 68 at SIU Arena in Carbondale. Coach Hartman urged aggression as Ralph Johnson and Boyd O Neal led with sharp defense and big scoring, while Johnson battled a swollen knee and Goin shined with height and grit.
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Lon Eubanks
Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinois University
Dave Lee
Lee
Southern Illinois
McLeansboro
Gobbler
Ralph Johnson
Johnson
Boyd O’neal
Jack Hartman
Salukis
SIU
Illinois corn harvest jumps twenty four percent
Illinois booster crop reports 892 million bushels of corn this year, up 24 percent from 1964 with a 92 bushel per acre average, besting the 1963 record by seven bushels. Soybeans yield 29 bushels per acre and 175 million bushels total, up 22 percent. Acreage for beans rises five percent to 6,021,000 acres. The national market value for crops climbs about 4 percent to 21.81 billion dollars, with production 6 percent higher than last year.
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Springfield
Illinois
Illinois Crop Reporting Service
U. S
Washington
Agriculture Department
Johnson Erhard discuss German role in nuclear defense
President Johnson and West German Chancellor Erhard agreed Germany should have an appropriate share in nuclear defense. The communique indicated U S plans to ensure Alliance members without nuclear weapons get a suitable say. Erhard stressed Germany seeks a bigger say in potential use of nuclear defense in Europe.
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Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
United States
Karl Funter Hase
White House
Hase
Atlantic Alliance
Erhard
Dean Rusk
U. S
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Kennedy
Geneva
Europe
Germany
Viet Nam
Bombs and Rockets Near Haiphong Deepen Vietnam Air War
U S planes pushed the air war toward Haiphong hitting 12 miles from the port and targeting the Uong Bi power station. Navy Kitty Hawk jets bombed a bridge north of Haiphong and the plant, while F105 strikes cut Haiphong power and Hanoi supply. A big C130 crash near Tuy Hoa. one rescue helicopter crew lost. Washington authorized cross border returning fire near Cambodia and Laos.
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U. S
Viet Nam
Haiphong
Uong Bi
Hanoi
North
Tuy Hoa
Kitty Hawk
Haiphong- Hanoi
Yong Bi
Air Force
Navy
Washington
Yonkers center fire kills twelve in holiday tragedy
A deadly fire at a Yonkers Jewish community center killed nine children aged 7 to 11 and three adults on the third night of Chanukah. Lucille Sacks died after re entering to save others as investigators traced the blaze to an auditorium on the building’s second floor.
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New York
Lucille Sacks
Sandra
Sunset Green
S & Social and Cultural Center
Andrew Gerlach
Lowell
Mass
Banner
Robert Watkins
Kimberly Jo
John Wakins
Ronald Seward
Canton
Illinois
Keokuk
Iowa
National Guard
Pentagon Plan Army Gets Biggest Slash In Construction Freeze
The Defense Department unveiled a 620 million reduction affecting about 500 military construction projects. The Army bears the largest share at 206.3 million, followed by the Air Force 132.1 million and Navy 121.4 million. The action delays housing and medical and training facilities across 42 states, DC, and 18 overseas locations.
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Washington
Army
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Air Force
Navy
McNamara
District of Columbia
U.S
Illinois
Chanute Afb
Scott Afb
Headquarters Air Rescue Service
Weather Outlook Clear Yet Warmer Tonight
Weather brief notes a warmer clear night turning partly cloudy with low temperatures from 28 to 35. The outlook shows mostly sunny and continued mild conditions Wednesday with a high near 48 to 55.
Draft Card Action Taken in Draft Card Destruction Case
Four men faced actions after a Union Square demonstration for destroying draft cards. Thomas C Cornell 31 of New York publications director Catholic Peace Fellowship Marc P Edelman 20 Mt Vernon NY affiliated with Student Peace Union Roy Lisker 27 New York with Committee for Non Violent Action James E Wilson 21 Chatham NJ. They urged U S Attorney Morgenthau to end what the union called an inquiry into political beliefs.
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Thomas Charles Cornell
New York
Catholic Peace Fellowship
Marc Paul Edelman
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Student Peace Union
Roy Lisker
Committee For Non-Violent Action
James E. Wilson
Chatham
N. J
U. S. Atty
Robert M. Morgenthau
Witray
Rand
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