Astronauts Reflect After Yorktown Recovery and Moon Plans
On the carrier Yorktown the Apollo 9 crew discussed the mission as James Lovell praised the Saturn V third stage burn that hit 24 200 miles per hour and sent them toward the moon. Frank Borman hailed the recovered spacecraft as a fine piece of gear while outlining Apollo 9 Earth orbit tests and Apollo 10 moon orbit aims for May.
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Apollo 8 Crew Return Brings Mankind Victory
After a six day mission Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders returned to the USS Yorktown splashing down in the Pacific near midnight The mission circled the moon ten times traveled nearly 25000 mph and set a world speed record The crew will fly to Hawaii and Houston amid global tribute and NASA optimism
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North Central airliner crash at O'Hare kills 26
A North Central Airlines Convair 5380 carrying 45 people crashed into a Braniff hangar at O'Hare Airport amid dense fog. Officials say 26 died and 27 were injured, including eight Braniff drum and bugle corps members practicing nearby. Flight 458 originated in Minneapolis and stopped in Wausau Green Bay Manitowoc and Milwaukee before the final approach.
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Heat crisis hits New York as deaths rise and fuel strikes bite
New York City faces at least three heat related deaths and about 10 000 seriously ill in unheated apartments as fuel deliveries lag. Health officials warn firms refusing emergency deliveries will be prosecuted and Mayor Lindsay orders extraordinary efforts to reach sick residents amid a flu vaccine shortage.
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Elyria Tax Change May Save City Costs
The Sunday Chronicle telegram reports Elyria may join Cleveland in collecting the 1 percent income tax if voters approve January 21. If enacted, Elyria would drop its own tax collection department to reduce administrative expenses amid statewide financial topics and city planning notes.
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Weather turns colder with rain to light snow tonight
Cold front brings rain changing to light snow tonight with winds up to 45 mph. Snow flurries predicted Sunday as temperatures dip to 44 degrees by early morning.
Vietnam Talks Hampered by Saigon Dilly Dallying
In Paris, U S diplomats urged South Vietnam to end delays blocking expanded talks to end the Vietnam War. Saigon’s Lam and An refused to recognize the Viet Cong as a separate force while demanding a Communist battlefield surrender.
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Doctors Disagree on Mask Use for Hong Kong Flu
Chicago doctor Dr Eugene Schermann urges public to wear gauss masks to guard against the Hong Kong flu. He predicts millions may mask up in 90 days, while Lorain County health chief Dr Marion Fisher counters that masks are troublesome and need careful use and frequent replacement.
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OSU to study blood from Apollo astronauts
Ohio State University scientists will study Apollo astronauts blood samples. NASA confirms samples from James Lovell Frank Borman and William Anders will go to several universities. OSU focus is red blood cell metabolism including hemoglobin level cell destruction enzymes and energy proteins.
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World leaders praise Apollo 8 voyage across the globe
From Ethiopia to Moscow to Hong Kong leaders and citizens praised the Apollo 8 flight. Soviet leader Podgorny and French, British, Italian figures offered congratulations while Pope Paul VI and Cuban radio praised the mission. Public celebrations erupted worldwide with wave of cheers and television coverage.
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