Problems Plaguing Apollo Craft
Cape Kennedy reports continuing troubles with the lunar module designed for two astronauts. NASA seeks a second supplier to build engine fuel injectors at over five million dollars as issues with descent and ascent engines, valves, and the spacecraft’s electrical and computer systems are addressed before manned flights.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Pethpage
N.Y
Cape Kenne,y
Rocketdyne Division
North American Aviation
Bell
Moon
French Cook Exhibits Artful Canvas Delicacies
French pastry cook Louis Brondole displays a series of canvases baked with a chef’s flair. He calls his technique simple yet secret and compares it to making meringues, sending six words to a Deauville gallery and trusting the public will acquire a taste for his work.
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VICHY
Louis Brondole
Deauville
English Channel
Apartment manager robbed of cash in street snatch
James Anderson, an apartment house manager in Los Angeles, was driving to the bank with 3000 dollars in cash and checks when a passing car snatched his bag at an intersection after a man reached out and grabbed it.
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Los Angeles
Calif
James Anderson
Anderson
Financial jargon sounds like foreign language
New York AP report explains wall street phrases fill or kill bear and bull are technical terms not threats or beasts. The piece notes how the language confuses outsiders and clarifies the meaning of common idioms used by traders.
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Phil Thomas
NEW York
Wall ‘Street
Financial
Manhattan
Wall Street
America
New York Stock Exchange
Soviet Writers On Trial Reported At Moscow Court
Three Soviet writers appeared in a Moscow city court amid a crackdown on a literary underground. Identified were Alexander Dobrovolsky, Vadim Delone, Evgeny Kuschev, and Vera Laskova, with four reported as arrested under Article 70 for anti Soviet agitation and propaganda.
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Moscow
Amah
Alexander Dobrovolsky
Oslo
Gunnar Moen
Norwegian Committee For Solidarity
Dobrovolsky
Vadim Delone
Evgeny Kuschev
Vera Lashkova
Sato Seeks Vietnam Peace During Washington Visit
Prime Minister Eisaku Sato of Japan will urge President Johnson to bolster Vietnam peace efforts during his November Washington visit. Ki mura announced Sato plans a tour of 10 Southeast Asian countries including South Vietnam, starting in late September, ahead of talks with U.S. officials.
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Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
Japan
Johnson
Vietnam
Washington
Toshio Kimura
Newsmen
Sato
South Vietnam
U.S
Who's on Your Family Tree feature in September Digest
A reader friendly promo notes 42 articles and features with ancestry themes. It invites readers to pick up the September Digest and trace history by writing for information.
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