New Wing Might Let Jets Cruise Faster
NASA announced a $1.3 million contract to test a boomerang shaped supercritical wing for Navy F8A jets at Edwards AFB. If flight tests succeed, cruising speed could rise to near Mach 1 by 1974 with possible higher payload and lower fuel use.
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NASA
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Desert Research Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Navy F&a
Langley Research Center
Hampton
Richard T. Whitlamb
Negotiating Door Kept Open Amid Vietnam Tensions
The Vietnam cease-fire faces strain as U S officials note Viet Cong and North Vietnamese actions persist. Reports from Saigon say four killed and 29 wounded in yesterday’s clashes while Hanoi signals continued resolve. U S officers stress patience, aiming to maintain the truce until a decisive victory over aggression.
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George Esper
Cong
Saigon
U.S
Areremy
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Justlday
Nadio Hanoi
Bible Thought On Earthly Wealth And Survival
A brief religious meditation reflects on Luke 1 and asserts that earthly concerns and material wealth will end. It warns that only a vital connection with God’s kingdom offers true hope and survival amid world decay.
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Earth
God
Supporters See Transport Plan Cut Troops Abroad
Senators urged Pentagon approval for enhanced CSA transport to boost U.S. airlift and reduce troops overseas. Sen. Stuart Symington and Milton Young pressed for more CSAs as Proxmire moves to stall 23 additional aircraft pending a General Accounting Office review of the program costs and Lockheed contract.
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Carl FP. Learsdorf
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Pentagon
CSA
U.S
Sens. Stuart
Symington
D Mo
Milton R. Young
Senate
William Proxmire
Shidy
Proxmire
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Youna
GOP
Appropriations
Defense
U.S. Army
Europe
Ger Proxmire
Navy
CIA
Ls Ne
Stock Market Losses Narrow Dow Edges Down
The Dow Jones average at 10:30 am fell 2.31 to 809.53 as declines outpaced advances. Active blocks traded included Inter stock at 4414 and 4454, with several names such as American Telephone and Telegraph, Atlantic Richfield, and Anaconda showing mixed moves amid overall weakness.
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Margen
New York
Interstock
Vances
Tenesin
American Telephone, & Telegraph
Atlantic Richfield
Black Militant Refused Airline Passage
AP reports airline companies refused to carry American Black militant Robert Williams back to Detroit. Williams, sought in North Carolina for kidnapping a white couple, fled the U.S. eight years ago living in Cuba, China and East Africa. Airlines said they would not provide a security escort and offered no specific reasons for the denial.
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Robert Williams
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Trans World Airlines
Williams
Detroit
North Carolina
United States
Cuba
China
East Africa
Republic of New Africa
Africa
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