Contaminated LOX threatens Apollo 8 launch delay
Contaminated liquid oxygen found in Apollo 8 fuel cells could delay the moon mission launch scheduled for 7:51 a.m. tomorrow. Officials draining 640 pounds of LOX to replace it, with a six hour countdown hold to allow refill.
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Pueblo crew may be home for Christmas
North Korea plans to release 82 surviving crewmen of the Pueblo, possibly by Christmas, after more than 7 hours of talks with American officials at Panmunjom. Defense officials called the meetings constructive but said no decisions were made.
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Pueblo Crew to Be Released Very Shortly Reports Indicate
Reports from Washington and South Korea say the Pueblo crew may be released within days. State Department officials declined to comment on timing while noting negotiations continue and possible last minute delays remain possible. A South Korean source cited preparations at Panmunjom as the return nears.
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FBI hints new contacts made with Mackle kidnapers
FBI officials indicated new contact with Barbara Mackle’s kidnapers and hinted a major breakthrough, possibly the safe return of the Emory University coed. Authorities reported warrants for two suspects and noted a ransom attempt had failed, with ongoing hopes for resolution as details emerged.
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Family of 12 endures repeated epidemics at Long Island home
Smitten by flu in a crowded house, Arch ie Young and her ten children aged 6 months to 13 years recover with four bedrooms turned infirmaries. The father avoids illness, while Mrs Young uses vaporizers and games to cope. The delivery man for the drug store visits often as the family fights recurring outbreaks.
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Eleven of twelve U S prisoners freed by Cambodia reach Bangkok
Eleven of twelve American POWs freed by Prince Sihanouk arrived in Bangkok on their way home for Christmas. They received back pay, vaccines, and Christmas presents. one remains in Phnom Penh for treatment after a helicopter shootdown. The group wore mixed uniforms during capture and traveled by air Vietnam plane to Bangkok.
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Yost Named by Nixon to United Nations Post
President elect Richard Nixon named Charles Yost to head the US mission to the United Nations. Yost, an expert on Middle East affairs, has served in Egypt and Poland and was chosen over R Sargent Shriver, who will remain as ambassador to France.
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Intriguing Local Chronicle Hints at Weekly Bird Meeting
A fragmented notice hints at a weekly gathering where a few smart birds meet, possibly a community event or hobby group. Readable clues point to a casual, recurring meet up, with emphasis on social interaction and shared interest in birds.
Revolution in education at service academies prompts renewed quest
Educators envision a broadened scope at West Point Annapolis and the Air Force Academy in a Sunday Chronicle feature. The piece frames a renewed pursuit of excellence across the academies and highlights educators guiding the change.
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Sign of progress in completing road sign installation
The project reaches completion of the final sign installation along the road at the intersection of Route 611 in Aven. Related photographs appear on Page IT.
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