Surveyor 7 ready for moon lander voyage to study lunar origin
CAPE KENNEDY UPI The Surveyor 7 moon lander is set for an Atlas Centaur launch around 12:55 to 1:30 a.m. EST to reach rugged lunar mountains. As America’s final unmanned lunar probe it carries a TV camera shovel sampler magnets and nine mirrors to analyze the moon and perhaps reveal clues about earth. If it lands safely the craft could mark a turning point in lunar science ahead of the first manned Apollo landing now slated for late 1969.
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Humphrey Cancels Speech in Ethiopia Amid Demonstrations
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, late during a visit to Ethiopia, cancelled a scheduled speech at Haile Selassie University after conferring with Emperor Haile Selassie. About 300 students demonstrated outside, carrying anti Johnson and CIA signs and an effigy was hung.
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Privacy and Computer Data Banks Debate in Congress
U.S. News discusses critics arguing centralized computers invade privacy and risk abuse while supporters warn of inefficiency and government overreach. Key figures include Packard and Gallagher, with panels led by Sen. Talmadge and views split between invasion of privacy and economic statistics.
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Johnson plan to halt dollar outflow faces mixed business response
Commerce Secretary Alexander B. Trowbridge said the five point program to balance U S trade payments aims to be effective yet understandable amid a $3.5 to 4 billion deficit. He noted merchants are unhappy though some see it as necessary for national interests. travel exceptions for teachers and students may be proposed.
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Nuns Shot by Sniper in Columbus Convent Yard
Two nuns were shot in the rear yard of St. Francis Convent Columbus by a young woman firing from a third floor apartment. Sister Mary Leonard in critical condition after chest wound. Sister Mary Ciardo hurt in shoulder and listed as fairly good. Jane M. Lazarrus, 20, arrested on two counts of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Flu Epidemic Looms as Infections Spread Nationwide
National Center forecasts widespread influenza across the Midwest, East and South with lower impact in the West due to prior immunity. The A-2 strain is milder in adults, vaccination and antibiotics reducing mortality, while pneumonia deaths rose in New York City.
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Pope Paul VI Blesses Crowd on Epiphany at St. Peter's Square
Pope Paul VI marked Epiphany by blessing a noontime crowd in St. Peter's Square from his study window. He said modern man finds meeting God difficult as he no longer seeks God.
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