Soviet Voskhod 2 returns with cosmonauts safe
Tass reports Voskhod 2 landed near Perm after 26 hours in orbit. Col. Pavel Belyayev and Lt. Col. Alexei Leonov completed an outer space EVA of 10 minutes and announced the scientific program was fully accomplished. They are reported well.
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Valley Plant Firmed Move to Nelsonville in 1960s
Yorde Machine Products of Columbus will occupy the Veterans Memorial Building in Nelsonville after Richard Yorde signed a lease with the Nelsonville Development Association. The firm makes precision hydraulic components and plans to hire about 50 workers, consolidating Whitfield Manufacturing of Washington D C. at the Nelsonville site. Nelsonville officials and the Board of Trade pursued the relocation for months. Lynda Bird Johnson turns 21 and plans to register to vote in Texas.
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Texas
Final Gemini two man space flight rehearsed with global stations
Cape Kennedy reports final practice for the first manned Gemini two man mission. Virgil Grissom and John Young completed a full scale training run as tracking stations worldwide simulate spacecraft view and countdown. Weather studied before launch as stations circle the globe from Bermuda to Australia and back.
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North Africa
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Johnson Assures Guard Can Maintain Order During Civil Rights March
President Johnson promised protection for the Selma to Montgomery civ il rights pilgrimage and said he would call out the Alabama National Guard if Governor Wallace failed to act. Wallace claimed 10000 guardsmen, while federal help for security was estimated at 6171 needed to secure the five day march. The White House remarks followed news of MLK Jr. marching plans and other racial unrest developments.
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Selma
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Martin Luther King Jr
Logan Reservoir Project Still Alive
The Logan Reservoir, authorized in the 1938 Flood Control Act, may face hurdles but Army engineer Col Harrington W Cochran expects eventual approval. Possible routes include reauthorization by Congress or inclusion in a future river and harbors bill or Appalachian area acceleration studies in Cincinnati.
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U.S. Army
Harrington W. Cochran
Hecking Basin
Board of Engineers
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Rivers
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Athens
Logan Reservoir
Appalachia
U.S. Army Engineers
Cincinnati
U S Aircraft Hit Viet Cong Supply Areas in North Vietnam
U S Navy and Air Force planes attacked targets in North Vietnam near the 17th parallel, hitting Phu Van Vinh Son and Thu An supply depots. Officials report up to 100 percent destruction of listed targets and prompt returns from the mission.
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South Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
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Vinh Son
U. S
Thu An
Mason County Gets $13 Million Paper Mill Plan
A new $13 million paper mill is announced for Mason County six miles north of Point Pleasant on Route 62. The plant aims to employ 110 workers and produce 200 tons of paper daily, with construction on a 145 acre site and a similar project expected to be announced by Northern General Operating Co. in Mason County.
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Ern Oper Co
Fielding H. Lewis
West Virginia
New Conservative Union Sets Up Headquarters Near Capitol
Washington reports the American Conservative Union launches a new headquarters near the Capitol, approves a $400 000 first budget, bars Birch Society members from top posts, and aims to build a strong in depth conservative voice. ACU chairman Donald Bruce, former Indiana congressman, says the movement will keep the GOP on a right wing course and attract ideologically uncommitted voters who fled Goldwater. It plans to enlist scholars to develop and disseminate GOP policies and actively seek conservative nominees.
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American Conservative Union
ACU
Donald Bruce
Indiana
GOP
Goldwater
Bruce
Liere
Belpre teen shot to death in alleged Parkersburg robbery
An 18 year old Belpre teenager, Gary Ross Cowdrey, was shot three times while leaving his work at a restaurant to take receipts to a bank. Police called the incident an apparent robbery in Parkersburg, West Virginia.
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W. Va
Belpre
Gary Ross Cowdrey
Communists Nix Slate Of Officers In Moscow Vote
Moscow voters reject the Communist slate in a five day forecast covering 170 districts. Officials note turnout and shifts in candidate support across the capital with emphasis on party dynamics and regional voting patterns.
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