Astronauts McDivitt White Finish Four Day Gemini Flight
Doctors report McDivitt and White endured the long flight with few problems and suggest they may be kept aboard the USS Wasp until Wednesday morning. Houston officials weighed when they would depart for a news conference. Color films of White outside the capsule surpassed Soviet footage of Leonov. President Johnson praised the crew and invited them to his Texas ranch after the successful landing at sea.
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Edward H. White II
Mercury
Charles A. Berry
William McCormick
Houston
Tex
Manned Spacecraft Center
Soviet Union
Alexei Leonov
Howard Minners
United States
Maj. White
Johnson
McDivitt
Atlantic
Wasp
White
Texas
New York
Houston Mission Control
Dominican rebels name six man peace negotiating team
The six man rebel team led by Col Francisco Caamano Deno includes Hector Aristy and Salvador Blanco with sixth member unnamed. OAS mediators Ellsworth Bunker Imar Penna Marinho and Ramon de Clairmont Duenas plan interior talks amid possible third force idea. U S Consul Allison Wanamaker shot in Cordoba Argentina as anti U S demonstrations rise.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Francisco Caamano Deno
Hector Aristy
Caamano
Jottin Cury
Salvador Blanco
Senate
Anibal Campagna
Donor Kidney From Slain Man Transplanted in Cleveland
A 34 year old Cleveland man, Tomey, was shot in an East Side apartment and died at Mount Sinai Hospital. Less than two hours later a kidney from his body was transplanted into a 28 year old woman at Cleveland Clinic Hospital, possibly the first homicide donor kidney used locally. The widow consented to the procedure, and doctors hoped for a successful outcome, with final results to be known in about two weeks.
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Cleveland
Oscar Tomey
East Side
Mount Sinai Hospital
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Tomey
Bennett Levine
Mount Sinai
Samuel R. Gerber
Ralph A. Straffon
State Legislatures Target Highway Tragedy and Mishaps
State legislatures push safety belts and patrols as highway deaths rise. Laws approved in Montana North Dakota Oklahoma New York Iowa Ohio Maryland Nevada Nebraska Georgia and others seek belt mandates inspection bans and expanded patrols amid rising traffic fatalities.
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Chicago
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Montana
North Dakota
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Iowa
Ohio
Nebraska
Maryland
Ohio Highway Safety Bill Heads for Senate Floor
An agreement in the Ohio Senate Rules Committee sets the $888 million Highway safety appropriations bill to reach the Senate floor Wednesday with a strong likelihood of passage. Democrats will add an amendment to require ice and snow removal on interstates inside municipalities. House focus shifts to a modified capital punishment measure restricting the death penalty to killings of a president, police, or prison guard.
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Ohio Senate
Rules Committee
Senate
Highway Department
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
House
U. S
Navy seeks 11000 enlistment extensions to boost strength
The Navy proposed extending enlistments and active duty tours by about six months to add roughly 11,000 officers and sailors. Public support has been weak, with fewer than 100 officers and about 200 enlisted agreeing to stay beyond term. The plan faces heavy opposition at the Defense Department while McNamara must authorize any involuntary extensions.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Pentagon
Navy
U. S
Pacific
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Godman Building Site Sold To Coffman Firm
Dwight and Willis Coffman via Highland Ave Realty Corp purchase the former Godman Shoe Co. building on Gallagher Ave in Logan. A new corporation will manufacture a yet unnamed product with market release planned in months. employment will depend on product success. The Coffmans anticipate high gear operations by October with Motherwell Ave expansion unaffected.
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LOGAN
Godman Shoe Co
Gallagher Ave
Highland Ave. Realty Corp
Washington Court House
Dwight and
Willis Coffman
Coffman Stair Co
Dwight Coffman
Coffman
Coffmans
Barton A. Hall
Robert Williams
Columbus
Jacob Roenbaum
Fulton Industries
Cleveland
Godman
Motherwell Ave
Bombs Hit Vinh Supply Depot in North Viet Nam
Thirty three American jets attacked the Vinh supply depot 160 miles south of Hanoi. Pilots reported heavy damage to 40 or 50 buildings amid intense antiaircraft fire. All planes returned safely to base.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Vinh
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
Fulbright Urges France to Settle WWI Debt
Sen. J W Fulbright says France should settle its 6 5 billion WWI debt to the United States and urges renewed talks after a Treasury Department hearing.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
France
United States
Fulbright
Treasury Department
Plan No Separation Says Peter Lawford
New York actor Peter Lawford denied reports he and wife Pat Kennedy plan a legal separation. Lawford, in Hollywood, told columnist Earl Wilson there is a geographical problem due to his work but no separation is planned.
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New York
Peter Lawford
Lawford
Hollywood
Earl Wilson
Pat Kennedy
Gemini Flight Recap by the Associated Press
Astronauts Major James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II launched Thursday at 10 16 a m EST. They completed 62 orbits covering 1 609684 miles with a flight time of 97 hours 57 minutes. White conducted a 4 day mission and a 20 minute spacewalk.
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Associated Press
Air Force
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White I
Carlier
White
Luna 6 Aims For Soft Moon Landing After Luna 5 Crash
The Soviet Union launched Luna 6 toward the moon in what appeared to be a renewed attempt to achieve the first soft lunar landing. Luna 5 crashed on May 12, but data were gathered. Luna 6, described as an automatic station, was 12,600 miles from Earth by 5 a.m. EST with instruments normal.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Earth
Sports News Index via Condensed Circuits
Brief index notes for sports coverage and women’s programs with compact summaries and reader highlights from local outlets. Contains terse references to match results, standings, and upcoming events across teams and venues.
Brother's fatal shooting ends in manslaughter conviction
Timothy Nicholson, 22, was convicted Monday of manslaughter in the fatal Dec 7 shooting of his brother Todd during a bitter quarrel in Pasadena California. He faces one to 10 years in prison with no probation but possible parole after about 18 months.
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Pasadena
Calif
Timothy Nicholson
Todd
Timothy
Doctors Split Over Federal Aged Care Plan in Ohio
Ohio Osteopathic Association defeats a resolution to refuse Medicare funding if Congress passes the program. The Monday vote stood 117 to 32.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Osteopathic Association
U S Consul Alli son Temple Wanamaker Shot in Argentina
Cordoba police report U S Consul Alvin temple Wanamaker in serious condition with cheek and hand wounds after a car fired on him while driving home Monday night. Police sources say a passing car overtook his vehicle.
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Cordoba
Argentina
U. S
Allison Temple Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Yugoslav Mine Disaster Toll Seen At 114 Victims
Kakanj mine technical director Dr. Muriz Osmanagh said the likely death toll from Monday’s methane gas explosion may reach 114 as rescue teams reach the shaft. Fidel Castro announced Cuba's 1965 sugar harvest reached 6 million tons.
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Kakanj
Yugoslavia
Muriz Osmanagh
Havana
Fidel Castro
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