Gemini Given Successful Test Flight
An unmanned Gemini craft withstood a 19 minute suborbital flight from Cape Kennedy. The Titan 2 booster reached 103 miles, achieving peak speeds near 16 600 mph before the capsule splashed down 24 miles from the recovery area. Grissom and Young praised the outcome as paving the way for April orbital flights.
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Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
Grissom
John
Young
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Cape Kennedy
Space Chamber
Atlantic Ocean
Gemini 1 capsule in excellent condition after test flight
Officials reported the Titan 2 capsule showed no heat shield damage and all systems functioned as planned. Analysts expect about 17 days to complete data review, with no anticipated delays to the first manned mission in April.
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Lake Champlain
Chris Kraft
Kraft
Charles Mathews
Grissom
Young
Snowstorms Cause Hazards on Rural Roads and Shortages
Weather related disruptions linger as county road crews worked around the clock. The Friday Saturday storm caused transport problems, outages and shortages, with multiple reports of weather related deaths and isolation. A new hearing aid device for the hard of hearing was mentioned in a nearby ad context.
Capital Festive Stars Isaac Stern and Van Cliburn
A festive Capital event featured Isaac Stern and pianist Van Cliburn with ticket sales ranging from five to twenty five dollars. Democratic backers of Johnson, Medal of Freedom and Honor recipients, arts figures, and ordinary Americans joined in a historic moment amid security and inaugural preparations.
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Texas
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U.S
Capitol
White House
Indiana Senate tackles conflicts and repeal of 1963 law
The Indiana Senate debated conflict of interest rules with Democrats and Republicans calling the measures meaningful and overdue. The body also repealed the 1963 act allowing a special prosecutor in counties with weak local enforcement, a veto by former Gov. Welsh argued against, later deemed invalid by the high court. House actions included seating Coppes, disqualifying Mrs. Miller in Elkhart County, and approving an insurance annual meeting deadline and two university status bills for Ball State and Indiana State College.
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Charles Maddox
Otterbein
Nelson Grills
Indianapolis
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Marion
Senate
Indiana Supreme Court
Matthew E. Welsh
High Court
Welsh
Democratic
Robert Peterson
Rochester
Hall
Indiana
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Richmond
Melville Watson
D-Greenfield
House
Coppes
Marguerite Miller
Elkhart
Mittee
Miller
Gary Jones
Jon Neff
Katherine Fruits
Leo Castella
Everett Mishler
New Paris
Ronald Drake
Farmersburg
Marion Bushemi
Gary
Richard Bell
D-Laporte
Arthur Coblentz
Liberty Mills
Gene Cogan
Avilla
Clifford DeWitt
Burl Johnson
Decatur
Ben Rickets
Wheatland
Mishler
Elhart County
Mrs. Miller
Fires Burn Two Garages In Near Zero Weather
On Monday night in near zero weather three fire companies battled two garage fires. Harold Myers near 2911 Wirth St lost his garage and a car, with damage to the home and blistered paint on a neighboring house. Dale Huntzinger’s farm garage on Moss Island Rd also burned badly. Fire Chief Jack Richardson noted ongoing investigation into a prior Heiney Produce Company fire on E 23rd St that caused substantial damage.
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At & P.m
Harold Myers
Wirth St
Archie Fields
Myers
Dale Huntzinger
Moss Island Rd
Jack Richardson
Heiney Produce Company
23Rd St
Four Generals named in Vietnam cabinet mix
Maj Gen Nguyen Van Tien and Maj Gen Tran Van Minh are named high officials in the new cabinet while Brig Gen Linhquang Vien is appointed minister of psychological warfare. Ky says he will not reject the cabinet, but will not surrender his military post until broad popular support is assured. The piece also notes Soviet commentary on a concert and UN Article 19 dispute, with Caradon siding with the U.S. interpretation.
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Tran van Minh
Linhquang Vien
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States
Canada
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Caradon
Soviet Union
U.N
Anyl
France
General Assembly
Security Council
Lord Caradon
U.S
Britain Pleads for Greater Prestige in Gesture
Britain asserts it seeks greater prestige through measured action rather than symbolic gestures from the Soviet Union. A remark suggests skepticism about any action that might be viewed as an improper concession or signal.
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Noth Ling
Nice of New York City Booking Firm Boosts Local Organizations
Jack L. Pihl head of a major New York City booking firm reports service to local organizations across the nation. The firm claims reach to over a thousand groups, highlighting its extensive booking network and regional coordination.
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