Gemini 9 mission postponed after Agena satellite fails
Agena target satellite fails to reach orbit forcing a three week delay for Gemini 9. Astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan were to practice rendezvous maneuvers and space walks before the mission is rescheduled.
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Cape Kennedy
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Gemin. 9
Agena
William C. Schneider
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernan
Stafford
Navy
Walter Schirra Jr
Cernan
States
Globe
Space
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
George E. Mueller
U S backs strong Saigon military role in future government
Administration endorses a robust Vietnamese military influence in any Saigon government after days of talks on Vietnam. Officials stress no personal backing for Premier Ky. Rusk to hold news conference. Fulbright may reopen hearings. Lodge heads to Saigon via Seoul.
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Washington
Johnson Administration
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Military nation and fight a war at the same time
The passage assesses South Vietnam amid political disturbances likely to avoid full civil war yet see bloodshed. It notes the army as the sole nation building force in a divided country lacking a strong political party base, with evolution rather than stability expected in the near term.
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South
Viet Nam
Role In Viet Government Sparks Senate Debate On Aid
The United States recognizes Ky as head of South Viet Nam but questions remain over his seizure of a town without U S consultation. Senators Hickenlooper and Morse call for new Viet Nam hearings and full debate on the foreign aid measure and its link to military intervention.
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Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
U. S
Saigon
Senate
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Fulbright
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Administration
Morse
Nixon Warns of Inevitable China War If Vietnam Prolonged
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon told newsmen in Cleveland that war with China would be inevitable if the Vietnam conflict lasts five more years. He warned China could then possess atomic weapons and urged decisive U S action in Asia. He also urged against draft exemption for college students and praised youth development efforts. Twenty nine teenagers received nearly 12000 in college scholarships at the silver anniversary banquet where Nixon accepted a National Silver Achievement Award.
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Cleveland
Richard M. Nixon
China
Viet Nam
Nixon
United States
Asia
Head Start Grants Awarded to Southeast Ohio Programs
Two Southeast Ohio organizations won Head Start grants as part of 266 nationwide awards totaling 12 221 781 for summer programs. Gallia Meigs Corp for Community Action in Gallipolis received 38722 for 180 students and Jackson Vinton Community Action Inc in Wellston received 10851 for 60 students.
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Washington
Southeast Ohio
Office of Economic Opportunity
Ohio
Gallia- Meigs Corp
Gallipolis
Jackson- Vinton Community Action, Inc
Wellston
Lavelle Named Vice-Chairman Of Ohio Democratic Party
Ohio Democrats chose Morton Neipp as state chairman and Eugene Pete O Grady as executive secretary after a caucus battle with U S Representative Robert Sweeney. The party also announced re election of secretary Mary Gallagher treasurer Robert Horsman and six new vice chairmen led by William Lavelle of Athens and others from Kent Bellaire Elyria and Cheviot Ohio.
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Columbus
Frazier Reams Jr
James A. Rhodes
Toledo
Morton Neipp
Neipp
Eugene Pete O’grady
Reams
U.S
Robert E. Sweeney
O’grady
Ohio
Sweeney
William L. Coleman
Neipp O’grady
Summit County
Robert W. Blakemore
Mort Neipp
Pete O’grady
Mary C. Gallagher
Ironton
Robert Horsman
Dayton
Mary Hazel Lloyd
New Boston
Helene P. Young
Kent
Esther F. Pinsky
Bellaire
William A. Lavelle
Athens
Victor F. Stewart Jr
Elyria
Edward C. Gingerich
Chevoit
Cincinnati
W V a Man Killed In Route 50 Head-On Crash
Dove V. Wilson 60 of Parkersburg died at the scene from a broken neck in a two car collision on Route 50 near Guysville. Dexter E. Cawan 29 of Vienna and Aaron C. Henson 54 of Glenville were injured. Cawan suffered a broken leg and possible collarbone fracture. Henson had scalp lacerations and chest contusions. The crash, under investigation, occurred about 6 p.m. a mile east of Route 329.
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Athens County
Guysville
Dove V. Wilson
Parkersburg
W. Va
State Highway Patrol
Wilson
Dexter E. Cawan
Vienna
W Va
Aaron C. Henson
Glenville
Cawan
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Henson
Sheltering Arms
Ohio University
New Marshfield
FBI agent killed during Peggy Ann Bradnick search in Pennsylvania
An FBI agent hunting Peggy Ann Bradnick was shot and killed by an unknown gunman in rural central Pennsylvania. Terry Ray Anderson, 42, died within minutes after being struck by a single rifle shot during the manhunt. In Massillon Ohio Earl Bruce, coach of top rated football squads, seeks release from his high school post to join Woody Hayes at Ohio State as defensive backfield coach.
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FBI
Peggy Ann Bradnick
Pennsylvania
Washington
Terry Ray Anderson
Massillon
Ohio
Earl Bruce
Ohio Associated Press
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Bruce
Hayes
Dick Larkin
McCulloch Cited for Disability Aid in 25th Amendment Push
Washington reports Rep. William M. McCulloch of Ohio among lawmakers praised by the American Bar Association for helping win House passage of the proposed 25th Amendment. The measure, ratified by 30 state legislatures, creates procedures to determine presidential viability and fill a vacancy in the vice presidency.
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Washington
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Congress
American Bar Association Today
McCulloch
House Judiciary Committee
House
Author Kathryn Forbes MacLean dies at 57 in California
Kathryn Forbes MacLean known for Mama's Bank Account died after a long illness in Burlingame California. Writing as Kathryn Forbes she published the 1943 humorous book and later saw a play film and TV series adapted from it. Bill Moyers was admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital after a stair fall. condition not serious.
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Calif
Kathryn Forbes MacLean
Kathryn Forbes
Bethesda, Md
Bill D. Moyers
President Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
Moyers
Aptheker Enters New York Congressional Race
Communist Herbert Aptheker, blocked from travel after a trip to Hanoi, announces a bid for Congress in Brooklyn's 12th District. He campaigns on ending war racism and McCarthyism.
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New York
Herbert Aptheker
State Department
Hanoi
Washington
New York City
Aptheker
Brooklyn
Nelsonville Rotary Meets Highlight Local Plans
Reports from the Nelsonville Rotary gathering discuss canal strategy and community impacts. The meeting features remarks by a trainmaster and notes on local development and civic planning.
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C&o
Nelsonville
Buddhist Leaders Pledge Lives in Showdown With Ky Regime
Buddhist leaders pledged to give their lives if needed to end the crackdown in northern Vietnam as dissident troops and anti government forces challenged Premier Ky. In Hue a soldier fired on a U S helicopter carrying the Viet Nam 1st Corps commander and the U S Marine chief of staff. the gunner returned fire and killed the soldier.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
U. S
Huynh van Cao
Viet Nam
James M. Platt
Lewis W. Walt
da Nang
Ky Sunday
Roller Stays Brave Order In Milwaukee
Circuit Judge Elmer W. Roller stayed his order directing the National League to move the Braves back to Milwaukee by Wednesday and required a $100000 security bond pending appeal to the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The stay comes after the state high court agreed to hear Baseball’s appeal on June 9. the league must present an expansion plan by noon Monday to grant Milwaukee a 1967 team or return the Braves.
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Milwaukee
Elmer W. Roller
National League
Braves
Atlanta
Baseball
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Roller
Senators dispute Goldwater view of 1968 convention
Washington Republican leaders challenged Barry Goldwater's claim that the 1968 GOP convention would mirror 1964. Sen. Hugh Scott warned of a shift toward power and alignment with the front runner. Sen. Thurston Morton spoke of a balanced conservative majority, while Sen. Paul Fannin doubted a exact copy of 1964.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Sen
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Thurston B. Morton
Kentucky
Morton
Goldwater
Arizona
Paul J. Fannin
Cavalry Routs Red Regulars in Central Highlands
U S air cavalrymen reinforced by three battalions halted a 350 plus North Vietnamese unit 15 miles west of An Khe 250 miles northeast of Saigon. By nightfall the Communists were retreating after heavy fighting on day two. Reports say 28 enemy dead in initial action, with an officer estimating 85 total. Monsoon rains hamper air offensives. another clash near Qui Nhon involved about 150 American air cavalrymen.
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Saigon
U. S
An Khe
1St Air Cavalry Division
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Qui Nhon
Amercan
Eisenhower Hospitalized for Arthritis Treatment
Doctors at Walter Reed General Hospital report former President Dwight D. Eisenhower under treatment for arthritis. He has received physical therapy and medicines as staff continue to define the arthritic condition after nearly two weeks in care.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Army
Walter Reed General Hospital
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