Troubled Saturn 5 Flight Could Delay Moon Program
At Cape Kennedy the Saturn 5 rocket lost two second stage engines in a troubled flight. The booster reached orbit with a 132 ton satellite including the unmanned Apollo craft but in a wrong orbit 100 miles too high, prompting NASA officials to reassess the Moon mission timeline.
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Griffin Pleads Innocent in Shooting Case
Freddie Lee Griffin, 41, of 460 Kerns Row, arraigned in Corpora tion Court on a grand jury indictment charging felonious assault in the March 9 shooting of Eddie Crawford White, 45, who survived four gunshot wounds. Griffin is jailed on a 1000 dollar bond as the case set for June 5.
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Spring Weather March Forecast Ahead
The text notes warmer and windy conditions with a chance of thunderstorms. It mentions tonight's low temperatures around 50 to 55 degrees.
Friendship Fire Co Meeting Thursday April 4
Friendship Fire Company invites members to a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Fire Hall on Thursday April 4 to discuss operations, events, and community safety. Members encouraged to attend for updates and planning.
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Johnson agrees to direct talks with North Vietnam in Moscow plan
President Johnson to visit Hawaii as Washington signals readiness for initial contacts with North Vietnamese representatives. The move aims to set a time and place for talks on reducing war and seeking a settlement. Officials caution over possible U S South Vietnamese split on pace and concessions.
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Storms Leave 13 Dead In Mississippi Valley
Storms and tornadoes killed 13 people across the Mississippi Valley with Arkansas, Tennessee, and Kentucky among the hardest hit. Rescue teams searched rural areas as heavy snow and cold winds shut down towns, left thousands without power, and isolated communities in Kentucky and Arkansas.
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Allied Relief Force Near Khe Sanh After Breakthrough Drive
U.S. forces push through light fire to within half a mile of the besieged Khe Sanh Marine base as a 20 000 man relief column advances in three prongs. Despite continued artillery and mortar fire, field reports say the spearhead company from the 3rd Marine Division moved along Highway 9 and neared the base perimeter.
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Humphrey Secures Labor Backing in Presidential Bid
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey wins key AFL CIO labor support as Hanoi peace talks reportedly improve his odds. An aide downplays a quick announcement while noting the shift could blunt Kennedy and McCarthy opposition. Other reports say Nelson Rockefeller may enter the race with statements due by late next week.
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Godwin to Join Governors In Survey of Candidates
Gov. Mills E. Godwin Jr. will meet April 15 with Democratic governors to gauge consensus on presidential prospects. The move follows an invitation from Iowa Gov. Harold Hughes as McCarthy supporters push a Virginia telegram campaign. Virginia's delegation totals 54 at Chicago. Godwin says neither McCarthy nor Kennedy campaigns have stirred Virginia politics much.
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Assurances Reported From Reds on Vietnam Talks
Soviet informants say preliminary peace talks may open in Moscow next week with North Vietnam privately pledging no major offensive if bombing ends. They note Khe Sanh siege lifting as a sign, cautioning no quick end and talks likely to last months. Moscow or Paris seen as possible sites with withdrawal terms a key hurdle.
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Weather Richmond Brief Warmer Front Pushes Into Virginia
AP reports a warm front moves north into Virginia bringing warmer temperatures and a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Also noted are local events: Rouss meeting Thursday night, bake sale Friday and Saturday April 5 and 6 in front of Penney's for the Senseny Act PTA fundraiser. Six months savings certificates at Winchester Savings & Loan Association offer 5 1/4 percent per annum with a $12,000 minimum.
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