Air Force primes lift glider for space return study
UPI reports a CAPE KENNEDY preview of the Prime program and lifting body gliders by Aerospace Corp and Martin Co. Four scientists describe a reusable, low Earth orbit reentry concept to reduce ocean recoveries and enable eventually landable craft. first flight planned from Vandenberg on an Atlas rocket in November.
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Moonport strikers limit picketline
Cape Kennedy UPI reports striking electricians heeded a government request and reduced picketing at the space center. Most tradesmen returned to work, easing a two day construction tie up on the 182 million dollar program as the Army Corps of Engineers said operations are returning to normal with all jobs sufficiently manned.
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Where to Turn Home Loan Terms Tighter Page 3
The article examines tightening home loan terms and the impact on buyers as lenders adopt stricter underwriting. It notes rising interest rates, higher down payment demands, and stricter debt to income ratios. Local borrowers weigh options and compare lenders for favorable conditions.
Dirksen vote plan call today
Washington UPI reports Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen faces a decisive roll call today on his plan to give states an escape hatch from one man one vote. Opponents threaten a filibuster if a roll call is allowed, seeking a two thirds majority for passage.
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Jetliner stowaway death linked to flight from East
An unidentified man found dead in a wheel well of an Air France Caravelle after a Paris to Munich run is believed to be a political refugee fleeing the Iron Curtain. Autopsy details pending. officials say death likely from suffocation in the unpressurized compartment at high altitude.
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Jets strike Haiphong area as bridge falls to U S bombs
U S Navy A4 Skyhawks dodged surface-to-air missiles near Haiphong and knocked out a vital highway bridge to the port area. Ground fighting persisted with Viet Cong attacks on An Khe airbase as B52s bombed a suspected Viet Cong base south of the DMZ.
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Elyrians See Boom Economics Stir National Debate
Elyria officials discuss 1966 GNP, with Dr. Addison Cutler warning restraint is needed amid rising prices. The talk covers federal spending, monetary tightening, and tax measures while McNamara and Fulbright address U.S. Vietnam policy and wartime aid.
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Johnson
McNamara Defends Johnson Viet Policy in U S War Debate
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara called Johnsons restraint in Vietnam a source of American pride as he defended the administrations policy amid public criticism. The remarks came as Fulbright and Mac urged reassessment of U S involvement.
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Viet Nam
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Johnson
Snow and tornadoes lash wide region in spring storm burst
Snow blanketed the northern Plains and mountains while tornadoes hit Oklahoma to Wisconsin. Homes were damaged and several injuries reported as storms raged Tuesday and Thursday night. One death occurred in Kirksville Missouri from a lightning strike on a boat.
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Rocky Mountains
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Wisconsin
Kirksville
Overland Park
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Kansas City
Ariz
Lamar
Colo
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Alexandria
Minn
Hampshire
Ill
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FDIC Chief Calls for Condition Report From Non-Federal Reserve Banks
Randall calls for a report of condition on insured state banks not in the Federal Reserve System. The 9 a.m. EST notice targets banks nationwide except those in Washington DC District, which are excluded from the requirement.
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UPI
Chairan K. A Randall
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
District of Columbia
Weather update warns of more rain and scattered thunder
The forecast calls for additional rain and scattered showers with possible thunder through tonight. Tonight low temperatures range from 38 to 65 degrees with a high near 65 expected tomorrow. Showers gradually end and cooler air arrives Thursday.
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Ohio governor tours Cleveland greenhouses to boost tomatoes sales
Gov pectin Rhodes visits Cleveland area greenhouses with John Stackhouse and Dr James Beattie to urge improved sales and merchandising techniques for Ohio tomatoes. The entourage signals efforts to strengthen agricultural ties and market reach amid European discussions.
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John M. Stackhouse
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Ohw Agricultural Research Paris
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Frenchland Development Center
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Bern
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Germany
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