Report highlights preflight testing gaps on space vehicle
A letter from Webb to Sen. Clinton Anderson and Rep. George Miller details how preflight ground testing may have missed dangerous issues and how testing did not simulate true space flight. It cites reluctance to risk damage to a $30 million TV system and notes the TV subsystem was not verified 12 days before launch.
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Clinton P. Anderson
D-N. M
George P. Miller
D.-Calif
Purge expands as Brazilian generals arrest leftists
In Rio de Janeiro the anti-Communist generals who toppled Joao Goulart are reported to be mass-arresting government and union supporters. The regime pressures the former president to exit. Authorities seek Francisco Juliao, leader of strongman peasant leagues active in the northeast.
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UPI
Joao Goulart
Brazil
Francisco Juliao
Juliao
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Pernambuco
Soviet China split looms as Pravda assails Beijing
Pravda breaks five months of silence with an attack on Beijing over Khrushchev and Soviet policy. Suslov's secret February speech accuses China of demanding Khrushchev's ouster as a grave insult. Speculation swirls about an April summit and possible final break between the two Communist giants.
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Russia
Mikhail Suslov
Suslov
Rusk signals U S aid to Brazil after Goulart overthrow
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States may increase aid to Brazil to support economic and social development after the ouster of President Joao Goulart. He rejected Cuban charges of U S role, stressed continued recognition of the new government, and urged democratic constitutional governance in Latin America. Johnson sent best wishes to provisional president Ranieri Mazilli as Washington hopes for closer cooperation with Brazil.
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UPI
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Ranieri Mazzuli
State Department
Wildcat coal strike spreads across six states
Strike action by the United Mine Workers affects 8000 to 10000 miners in six states from Pennsylvania and West Virginia to Illinois Kentucky and Indiana. Pickets rove to halt soft coal operations over a $2 daily wage rise and concerns over vacation and seniority provisions.
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Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Former city street worker acquitted in police dog disturbance case
In South Bend Indiana Albert C Smith a 33 year old former city street department worker was found not guilty by Judge Philip C Potts after prosecutors failed to prove he created a disturbance by howling and barking at two police dogs The UPI report notes the acquittal cites insufficient evidence of disruption.
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South Bend
Ind
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Albert C. Smith
UPI
Woman without a country rests case with top court
A Smith College graduate known as Ange lik a Schneider, now a woman without a country, asks the U S Supreme Court to decide her status. Her children born before and after a loss of nationality certificate raise questions about citizenship rules and the constitutional view of second class citizenship. Attorney V Freeman argues the law unfairly ties citizenship to residency and challenges its constitutionality.
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Washington
UPI
Angelika Schneider
Smith College
US. Supreme Court
United States
U.S
Dusseldorf
Nathopathy
V. Freeman
Supreme Court
War Babies to Jam Our Colleges
War babies reach college age as 1965 enrolls 2.7 million high school graduates, a large rise over two years. Projections show rising college demand into 1985 and beyond, with many youth seeking seats in unfamiliar institutions amid growing higher education pressure.
Where to turn Where to turn A MENU of chuckles offered at Black River Playhouse opens
A items list from the newspaper page shows entertainment notes including The Man Who Came To Dinner at Black River Playhouse and a visitor from India discussing her country. Other items reference local council, planning, and county education text approvals. Your birthday appears as a small note.
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Black River Playhouse
MacArthur In Critical Yet Steady Condition At Walter Reed
General Douglas MacArthur remains in critical condition at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after three major abdominal operations since March 2. Doctors report no esophageal bleeding for 20 hours and note peritoneal dialysis is functioning satisfactorily while urine toxin buildup continues.
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Washington
UPI
Douglas‘ MacArthur
Leonard B. Heaton
MacArthur
Heaton
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Weather outlook for Ohio mixed precipitation and cool temperatures
Northeast and Northwest Ohio face cloudy, cold conditions tonight with showers turning to snow flurries this afternoon and gradually ending. Saturday brings partial sunshine with a few showers or snow flurries and continued cool weather. Temperatures range around 30s to 40s Thursday and 59 to 81 on Thursday. SNOW FLURRIES page four.
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Ohio
Two die in separate Rt 20 crashes near Wakeman and Oberlin
Arthur J. Born Jr. 24 of Oberlin died in Elyria Memorial Hospital from injuries after a crash on Rt 20 east of Wakeman, near where his wife Marcella was killed in October. State Patrol said he failed to stop at a stop sign on Rt 511 and drove into a semi. The investigation continues.
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Baird Rd
Oberlin
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Marcella
Mr. Born
State Highway Patrol
Rt. 20
Joseph A
Mrs. Born
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