Komarov Overcame Heart Flaw in Space Career
Vladimir M. Komarov, killed in the Soyuz 1 crash, had battled heart trouble five years earlier and fought an expulsion from the cosmonaut program. Born March 16, 1927 in Moscow, he rose from fighter pilot to cosmonaut and commanded Voskhod 1, gaining world fame before his final mission.
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Soviet Union
Zhukovsky
Irina
Yevgeny
Yuri A. Gagarin
Earth
Baikonur¢ Space Center
First Quarter Real Dollar Income Up in Nation
Washington reports Americans saw the largest real income gain in 18 months in the first quarter as personal income after taxes rose to 2 668 per person from 2 622. Inflation adjusted spending surged, savings rose, and consumer outlays increased 8.1 billion annually. Government economists anticipate continued upswing into the second half of the year.
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Two Gunmen Rob West Side Bank in New York
AP reports two gunmen robbed the Bank of North America at 496 Eighth Ave on the West Side, taking 3240 dollars, firing several shots, and slugging a guard before fleeing into a Manhattan street and into a subway washroom. One suspect was wounded when a gun discharged during a struggle. one assailant was captured. No injuries from the gunfire reported.
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Eighth Ave
Eastman Sales Highest In History
ROCHESTER Ohio Eastman Kodak Co reports the highest consolidated sales in its domestic units for the first quarter of 1967. Chairman William S. Vaughn said sales reached 373.054 million, up seven percent from 348.253 million a year earlier. Net earnings were 60.759 million, about one percent higher, about 75 cents per common share.
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UPI
Eastman Kodak Co
William S. Vaughn
Head Blow Causes Death in Plattsburgh Case
Plattsburgh police report autopsy shows Edward Althizer Jr. died from a severe head blow. Edward Althizer, 23, is charged with first degree manslaughter as the child suffered multiple injuries including a broken collar bone leg ribs and facial bruises. Authorities said the father claimed long standing headaches and could not tolerate the baby's crying. The child died on arrival at Champlain Valley Hospital.
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Troy Firemen Quench Three Minor Blazes
Three minor fires were extinguished by Troy firemen over the weekend. A blaze at Wheeler's Brass Foundry in Mt. Olympus was confined to the cellar at 5 18 p m Saturday with oven listed as the origin. Firemen remained on scene until 6 01 p m. Two mattress fires followed on Sunday in an abandoned building at 189 Eighth Street at 2 25 p m and on the sidewalk at Federal and Earl Streets at 2 33 p m.
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Brezhnev Demands U S Leave Europe At Parley
Soviet party chief Leonid Brezhnev urged at Karlovy Vary that the United States pull its military bases from Europe and remove the 6th Fleet from the Mediterranean. He warned of continued tension in Europe and tied U S bases to subversion and espionage while backing talks to ease East West tensions.
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