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   Austin Daily Herald (Newspaper) - June 2, 1966, Austin, Minnesota                               Gemini 9 Astronauts for 3rd Attempt to Launch Flight AUSTIN DAILY HERALD KONAID THOMPSON AP Aerospace Writer Fla lated by the sue cess of locket felt confident to d tilt U can i the oi Gemini 9 Thomas P St if and A twice in in to e my out the nation s most dii ing manned space flight vuic intent aid loi a thud Hie s 1 mm lied is i t M g e t foi the astronauts C ipe in its 01 hit of the lid plunged info bi todav In i levied flight pi in paid it tuition to in flight dunces tint in iv be if still is all to tin II tlie did n t ite and still is docking lie isti on mts not le able to attempt a linkup in spice But the satellite still em be useful in pi ic tices S weather w as fin cist foi tin Stafford Hid Cern in h donned their spue suits and crammed themselves into the tun ship f ice taken the elevator ndc back to the another ch ince Fi i it 9 39 a m to set out on then 70 houi flight including satellite and hour space walk after a I pinned the blame i the scrubbed Gemini 9 flight on a signal 189 It kepi a guidance command ftom teaching a black box foi lion to the I replaced T cl tests indicated the had been The knoun as an Docking Adapt ei off a C ipe LBJ Girls Shop for Wardrobes M I ucis shopping foi he seui collecting clothes to T of sales pu fiom this s shops and stoics will tiv to it Hit needs tf Pit si dent h IniM n s Hie pi Is -u d then me Lhu fi un U I is the first tf ume ind m linked to i Ui t shows U nh i 1 Sue Shine tie of the H sci Jul e Hi Then in the t the o pi Is and Mis Johnson went to see the hit musical me Lin hi t Luci 18 is to be Tiur c i i 6 to Pali iek Nugent I is u ti p to Spain this summu The 15 A n i t i be Mi aim son ne due in foi s Silm ftom the i if Tex 1 ninth pad less Gemini 9 H continued to the noi Radio signals fiom the tat get to eai th indicated the oud did not ate fi oni the But it m ly be that no one know foi sine if the objects now unidentified ai e indeed pieces of the until t le go up and tike a look foi linkup in Gemini 9s flight plan the entire timetable in the mission have to be again no matter how the sequence of ents e oh e the 9 space turns could still accomplish the luck rendezvous ind would be able to tike Ins ate 2l houi space w ilk All they do in sp ce in the plan to I ind men tn the moon the er d of the dee dt Appeal Made for Students in Corps Ga f tnt director of the Of fiee of I h s foi stu d to join the Pe ice Coips oi the n t j ei Sin s ud it Moi I st in 0 e us tlic m in o joined the Pe te C ij the Jfb C ips bt 1 d of the t ne pi it ei 1 WEATHER s showers or thunder forms fon ghf cooler Fr ton ght 52 C2 H ghs Fr day ly n MINN 2, SINGLE COPY lOc 16 PAGES CORE Advocates U.S. Put Priority on Civil Leave Viet Nam ION f The f Racial I H th it tie States put first pu on the civil rights nm ind get out of national di ir lot of the civil richts MOup ill the House Confer c ice on Civil Rights would be to bick Us stand and he H t there w as a v pry t it would do so 1 he tw conference ends adoption of ns in rich of the P commit o groups m which the 400 locates Ind been meeting Johnson in an an i unced at o din i r meeting the not t anv il mu i I ut I d t pledge tin I 1m i n I io ind ch ns I hive been to the pursuit nf justice ind I j M f i th 1< nrt them TI pi I t r n ut ivs i i li is iu t vet i cd ind to if f 1 boUi Mins ind bulk Hi i 10 IK U Iv d ih t tl e I Si ites m ike oq i 1 Schedule of Pages L r h- ws X XAL t S t n I Ar T 0 TRAFFIC DEATHS I 1 V I I 11 ij u fi is m citizens tilt I pi 10111% Bo it resolved tint the I S its in Nam tin c Hi li can bv ch the conditions of life in America But he In the 2 dele Rites to their feel with the measured that vvc ire moving we not tuin Inck lohnson s unannounced ip pen ince it the c w s seen hv ns a Telegraphers Contract Is Extended Nt todav tint tin I to ind the i I mon to t lime 7 tl e conti cl whose led to t in hour n iv I Ilio n nient inv 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i t ind i lu spit 1 Dl W Alex of the Red undei went in in ti p Hosp 11 a 1 ij GRIMY HAND OF GREETING Vn F D N V as he a hand hv airplane planned hi ing the Smith African govern dnn before resuming hU trip In menl s of racial Successful Surveyor Shot Defies Odds Striking Iron Workers Return to Jobs After Tentative Contract OK IS The 100 sinking non v bo tied up an estim 000 con jobs this week to woik todav tentative ii on i conti act i ther unions involved m vv ine disputes settled with night 1 IH v bliek 1 veis und oper iting The lion set up pick i lines woik i I iid highway ccn jobs in southern md central as well as western Conti ac tois Inc us contended that the sti ike tied up a of M million dav The won n 80 cent h urh wage the other nine ns OD each The 7200 have been M an hour w till no f i benefits the 1 100 M 22 with aO cents in benefits the nun plus lo cents in benefits ind the oOO bO to SI 40 with no benefits Tho lion union To t il scheduled a ig for to vole on the a i cement If the union doesn t tho conti ie I e w ill picket i 1111 Mi nd iv Business R Clinks McKen m Me of the unions must then respective settlements in older foi them to effective cdi nights a i cement came a six hour ing session called by Goidon Pit ble itoi After 10 houi Cession he there would be no t Iks until next week Hut 1 decided to call them back he sud had been so elise to in when things hi oke dow n Tuesday night Now I m glad I did it U.S. Planes Continue to Hit Red Missile Sites Bi s South Nim f L S planes let Nam in missive i lids foi i third e d iv Umg once on antian craft missile sites midc a strike on a 20 truck Communist supply S reported The heavy iir ruds dav were earned out at i cost of three more the number of I S ci iff shot down Vilb im to 2o-l One pil t is ie cued Six pi mes hive been sh t the Communists since Aloud n when a break in the w cither enabled the I lo step up the an sive ict Nam I S foi cos in South ict Isim mule c with the div 1 S casu lilies 1 t week the U S comm ind ie port ed while those of the South ind the ie about the s ime T he i t foi tht week ending listed 17 killed m battle wounded md two Tlie ec k e thei e vv ei e 14G clc id 8 n v ind no mis in 1 lie bi ought the of Americans k Mod in battle since Tin 1 to 1 In i iJ t the of wounded to 10 id the dead in amese war to 3 So3 ci spokesman i d MO Vietnamese killed ind TI or cip lined in the week Foi tlie pic v 95r Vietnamese lep lied killed ind 84 oi c C me it wounded u e not ch scd South ind foi ces i ted thice bi tie cle thb and six wounded the lilies 1 171 Com mini Ms killed compiled to 1 23o foi the of Ally him mg chimed foi llu veil lo 910 The mim bei c f Reds ted c ed 11 se to m tlie week be foi e TFTS M LV ind Jim the N ew oi k Jets s i etui n ed then signed conti for DGf to the club NEWS BRIEFS Africa where he will he tion Mm Shearer U nf was in nn a visit to Mta I a Kuril nf the multiracial No fi linnal nf Smith port lifter tartar He Molded vfa caMe from fmm Kennedy Won't Run for Office Scranton II P Gov of s nd Ih U he would nevei aa nn inn i 01 my office I m not lo um igun foi any public office under .my nice he told i news lint is h Peace Told Between Indonesia Malaysia Mi u Abdul Razak today that i has M i as a state and pe ice between the two South cist lias been achieved said Kual i 1 and soon will missions entrusted with the job of working out the details of the peace agreement reached by him and Minister Adam Malik of Indonesia in Bangkok Wednesday Author Found Dead ST LEONARDS England Author Peter George whose book was filmed is Dr How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb was found dead night He was 41 Police said he died of a head and a discharged single bai relied was between his knees A slid the author had not been in good luath recently and had Iwen depressed Dietetic Foodstuffs Seized by FDA WASHINGTON The Food and of n of foodstuffs allegedly used in Zon ind ibc diets have caused deilh by starvation I1 DA said the semire took place day at the Ohsawa Inc in New York under federal court orders Promotional books and pamphlets were also Seen as Big Step U Science Calif bin veyor 1 defying odds a first tty success today sink inj photos of the lunar land seape a seemingly perfect gentle landing on the moon The pictures indicated to sti at the Jet Pio pulsion thai the Set of taigel area has a itl ely smooth hard sui face as a possi ble descent point foi is The successful touch down executed pi as pi o as a Irn foi the Apollo lunai exploration s bi stem is to tint on the ciaft will for a 1 Hiding latei in the decade senes it 5 45 a m usny a TV screen than that of two batches showed a plain devoid of tui es peppered with bles 01 pits caused meteor i es Theie small pi and some ing if the Ind been objects nom space it an No The pictures showed no c. m- to the spiclen jammed ciaft 10 feet high and 14 in diameter chowed feet iec mg the evidence in view of opinions of some scion I that the sui face might be deep dust 01 spongy lava tint could swallow a landing vehicle The plan ed its legs on the tuist at 2 17 37 am EDT houis and a miles its launch Mond n fiom Cape A spokesman said viewing the fust 144 pic tines nt the Gold stone U station on the to the east and related hpi e that the landing w as fnm enough to cause one foot to make a slight con shadow mound the of one of the two feet within the camel a indicated the depression was quite two inches the spokes mm Mint Dow n C unei i The wis shut down when the s blocked ils to and officials said no expected until 11 30 p m when Golds tone agnin is in position to c Ti stations at n Madrid ind weie to make chocks with 01 its crucial sequence i in sp ice to point it s feet 11 d then at CO miles out a blast from its pow engine to slow to landing speed of 8 m p h ended with all instruments ap five minutes liter it bt televising pictures sent n ind is by thiec employing the I aily Bud satellite The fust bitch of tin ee showed a leg ind w ith the lumi sui ficc in the b was nothing to hint of to Hnd ciaft Flit second batch of 30 showed moie distant terrain flat and except for a shid apparently th it of the in the of a thiec and what to be a luge rock The first two scries televised with 200 scan lines to for a home screen were dim ind fuzzy and difficult to infer piet Later shots with bOO scan lines Surveyor is expected tc re tuin hundreds before the chill of the lunar night ends its life 12 days hence were far clearer The third sequence of about TO heller quality pictures though some of these were too were flashed on a TV screen foi than a minute apart They made is the mounted on s about They gav e f HI t hci v lew s of parts of the and looked anew at the largo rock pictured Large is it m It no til in 8 to 10 inches aci oss Long shots looking out over the lind seape added no new details ti ued at intervals into the dav a bou wg of close ind long shots of and Us new neighborhood Hash lews blinked onto the lab oi atoi v s v lew ing sci een at tin ee inlet v als cl flash views to Additional shots the foot of the cr aft show ed surf ice ai cis that appeared soft and fuzzy that appeared il most like diy mud with ci icks still others tint seemed with fine having sharp edges In one a white spot show on the horizon w as ex pi lined as sun on the cameia lens All pictures in addition to being telev ised w ei e recorded on tape and film Photographic prints available weie ex to be considerably sharp ei than the TV Some shots expected to be better in quality ts than the nine pictures sent biek by the Soviet s Lun i 9 last Feb 3 Surveyor s feat was regarded as a significant advance ov ei 1 una 9 which finally at least four failures The Soviet ciaft was a 200 pound shock resistant ball containing a cameia It was ejected sev eial hundred feet above the sui face f i om a cai riei vehicle equipped with small ets US scientists said its un on 8) THIS PHOTOGRAPH trans- mitted from the moon bv veyor and released by dena s Jet Propulsion tory the lab a moon rock inches high and reflections of the sun This Inches long lure was transmitted to earth Til pebbles arc several Inches in 200-lme Bright spots at left arc photo J THIS HISTORIC boom end and at lower right the flist fiom the the tup of a helium container H moon by the sp shows one of the s landing legs the leg s footpad an i the top of a helium container was transmitted to eirth a few minutes after the crift It Has by many others Resolution w is 200 lines to the This wis relc isid by at Jet Propulsion L ibor Mire Suburban Detroit Schools Teachers Fail to Report to Class DI Public seeking to un del line labor contract demands failed to to classrooms today and Flint schools and foui Do troit systems One s union official described the situ ition as a strike although such are by public employes in Michigan The law however was amended in to give them the right lo and collectively Dismissal loss of and other automatic penalties under the previous law were dov deorge said he would meet later with the State Labor Mediation Board to get a full picture of what s happen ing ind to determine it steps if my are to be taken Picket lines by mem bus of the AFI Federation of s were up at 1fi schools with an of about 24 SOU in the Detroit aica These were in Tavlor Township and Ninth De Members of the independent Michigan Association picketed an estimated 55 schools m Hint and forced the closing of all Tom Hill in official the AFLCIO union estimated 400 members failed to and mother too called in sick in Township 121) out of a total of 220 failed to report in and out of in failed to show up m North Dearborn Heights s in a fourth Detroit area district in Dearborn Heights also stayed The disli ict h is seven schools with about 180 teachers Theie was no immediate In- dication how long the wa would last  

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