Saturn 5 Launch Delayed to 1967 Third Quarter
Apollo program setbacks push unmanned Saturn 5 and lunar module tests to mid 1967. Titan 3 nuclear detection satellites and other experiments launch as planned, with Saturn 5 and lunar module bets postponed to late summer or early fall 1967.
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Cate Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
America
Moon
Miranda Rule Applied To Military Courts
The Supreme Court rule on Miranda applies to military cases. In a 2 1 decision the U S Court of Military Appeals overturned a ruling saying military counsel need not be present at all times during investigations. The Tempia case at Dover Air Force Base led to a conviction for indecent liberties with minors and a later reversal and rehearing ordered.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
Military Appeals Court
Homer Ferguson
Michael L. Tempia
New York City
Dover Air Force Base
Del
Tempa
U. S
Tempia
Vuly
Dover Afb
Karlovy Vary declares aim to end NATO in 1969
The Karlovy Vary declaration signed by Brezhnev and 23 Communist parties calls for a Europe without military blocs and a 1968 conference to replace NATO and Warsaw Pact with a broader European security system. The plan follows the 1966 Bucharest declaration urging liquidation of military blocs.
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Karlovy Vary
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Bucharest
NATO
Soviet Union
Four Million Dollar Suit Over Psychedelic Art Case
Two artist directors Jackie Cassen and Rudi Stern sue Timothy Leary in Manhattan Supreme Court for 34 million alleging Leary and others used their kinetic electrodelic psychedelic art techniques to produce a California film without consent. The suit cites their work on The Death of the Mind shown at the Village Theater and claims the film would ridicule them if distributed.
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NEW York
Timothy Leary
Jackie Cassen
Rudi Stern
Manhattan Supreme Court
Ach
League For Spiritual Discovery
Millyrook
N.Y
Ucary
League
Village Theater
Leary
California
Nation Still In Clutches Of Winter
The Associated Press reports widespread winter conditions across the United States. Freezing temperatures and snow affected Pennsylvania, the Great Smoky Mountains, and the Midwest with many cities posting record lows for April 27 while a cool front grips Florida, limiting trains in some areas.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Tobyhanna
Scranton
Great Smoky Mountains
Newfound Gap
Clingman’s Dome
Burns
Ore
Dillon
Mont
Florida
Coast Guard Aids Mockingbird in Heavy Seas East of Atlantic City
The Cape May Coast Guard said a fishing boat Marcin reached the Mockingbird with five aboard as heavy seas and 20 foot crests battered the 88 foot vessel about 100 miles east of Atlantic City. Earlier water pumps failed to reach the sinking boat amid a severe snow gale.
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Atlantic City
Coast Guard
Cape May
Here
Atlantic Ocean
Surveyor 3 Digs Moon Trench Amid Mission Photos
Surveyor 3 deepened a two foot trench on the moon with a small scoop on its arm, while two shallower ditches were also created. NASA scientists at Jet Propulsion Laboratory planned to estimate depths from shadowed profiles as sun angles shifted. The craft has produced 2,880 mission photos to date, with 300 new frames of the latest trench and surrounding terrain captured overnight.
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Pasadena
Calif
Surveyor 3
Jongist
Surveyor
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Uncle Sam Ski Club Installs Staff At Banquet
Ninety members of the Uncle Sam Ski Club of Troy attended the installation banquet at Glass Lake Hotel. Officers installed include Robert Karroll as president and Leo Patnode as vice president with several directors and representatives named. Ski school director Charne Case announced trophies and certificates for instructors and students across basic and advanced classes.
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Uncle Sam
Uncle Sam Ski Club
Troy
Glass Lake Hotel
Robert Karroll
Leo Patnode
Patricia Bird
Diane McMahon
Carlos Gutierrez
Roger Billington
George Heller
Ellen Normile
Frank Colvin
Fred Nussbaum
Ski Patrol
Charne Case
Jill Morlock
Joseph Sullivan
Lawrence Herzog
Theresa Waitekus
Jose
Roca Ray
Not Concerned About License
Clyde Ramsey of Maggie Valley was in a minor traffic accident when highway patrolman W C Coggins asked to see his license. The officer charged Ramsey 52 with no valid license as his is expired nearly 30 years.
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Maggie Valley
N.C
Clyde Ramsey
North Carolina Highway
Brunswick church calendar highlights and local events
A cropseyville notice lists Tiverton and Brunswick church and community events. A jazz concert at Tamarac High School auditorium Tuesday at 8 pm. Everett Boomhower returns from Samaritan Hospital. May Fellowship Day at Center Brunswick at 12:30 pm with UPW covered dish luncheon. Adult Study Group and Senior Choir rehearsals scheduled. Area churches announce services, church school schedules, coffee hour, junior high fellowship, junior choir, and Troop 27 BSA meeting times.
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Tamarac High School
Everett Boomhower
Samaritan Hospital
Millard Littlefield
Saratoga
Center Brunswick
Methodist Church
Willard Lynd
United Church Women Next
Chester Roden
Hastessea
Land
Raymond
Trezinski
Brunswick Presbyterian
Richard Grear
BSA
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