Gemini 6 Rendezvous Still Possible Day Early
Officials weigh a possible day earlier rendezvous with Gemini 6 as ground rehearsal at Cape Kennedy proceeds after replacement of a troublesome computer. Borman Lovell near 1.5 million miles on Gemini 7 while Gemini 6 may launch as late as Friday Dec 17 if needed.
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Gemini 7
Air Force
Col
Borman
Navy
Lovell
Gemini 6
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P
Schumann
Rachmaninoff
Handel
Eugene Kranz
Charles A. Berry
Berry
Minister Attacked by Suspects in Reed Slaying Trial
Rev. Clark Olsen testified he was assaulted last March on a Selma street by one of three white men on trial for the clubbing death of Rev. James J. Reed of Boston. Olsen identified Elmer L. Cook as the attacker, though memory of naming another defendant was unclear. Rev. Orloff Miller corroborated Reed’s companion status that night.
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Selma
Ala
California
James J. Reed
Boston
Clark Olsen
Berkeley
Calif
Reed
Olsen
FBI
Elmer L. Cook
William Stanley Hoggle
Orloff Miller
Bases slated for elimination include St Paul naval center
AP dispatch notes 126 bases to be inactivated or consolidated including the Naval Reserve Training Center in St Paul to merge with the Minneapolis facility by June 1968 with leased sites returned. In Minneapolis AP reports the Ninth Federal Reserve District faces slow growth due to few job opportunities for youth per the Upper Midwest Economic Progress Report for the council.
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Washington
United States
Naval Reserve Training Center
St. Paul
Naval and
Marine Corps Reserve Training Center
Minneapolis
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Upper Midwest
Upper Midwest Research and Development Council
Bundy to quit as Johnson aide to lead Ford Foundation
McGeorge Bundy resigns as President Johnson's national security advisor effective Feb 28 to become president of the Ford Foundation at a reported 75000 dollars a year. Bundy will depart with Moyers noting Johnson's regret and considering whether to fill the post.
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Texas White House
McGeorge Bundy
Johnson
Bundy
White House
Ford Foundation
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Harvard College
John F. Kennedy
State Department
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
Joint Chiefs
McNamara
Cyrus R. Vance
Pentagon
Uniformed Chiefs
Uniformed Services
Viet Nam
Rusk
Congress
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Robert Komer
Next Move in Continuing Remap Fight Appears Up to Legislative Committee
ST. PAUL AP The next moves in Minnesota reapportionment sit in legislative committees. Gov Rolvaag and House Speaker Duxbury remain far apart on a special session. Key items include guidelines for redistricting and possible actions by federal courts and plaintiffs.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Democratic - Farmer - Labor
Karl F. Rolvaag
Lloyd Duxbury
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
House
Robert Kucera
Northfield
Rolvaag
New York
Washington
Duxbury
Kosygin says U S stirs war tensions and Viet Nam deaths
Premier Kosygin accuses the United States of arming West Germany and inflaming Viet Nam. He links lack of talks with Johnson to ongoing conflict and cites Tass reporting of his remarks from an interview with James Reston.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
West Germany
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Kosygin
Johnson
Tass
James Reston
New York Times
Nikita Khrushchev
Vatican Council Nears End as Clergy Pack St Peter’s Square
Cardinals and bishops of the Roman Catholic Church fill St Peter’s Square in Vatican City for closing ceremonies of the Ecumenical Council. Pope Paul VI concludes the three year council with the exhortation go in peace and a call for unity among faiths.
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Vatican
St. Peter’s Square
Cal
Sunday Closing Debate Highlights Minnesota Law Split
Worthington forum draws about 300 as two state senators and multiple lawyers debate Minnesota 1858 Sunday closing law. Arguments rally that it protects rest and limits work while opponents call it unconstitutional and a constraint on religious freedom.
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Worthington, Minn
Minnesota
Retail Federation
Worthington Junior Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Sullivan
Mankato
Pope Closes Ecumenical Council Without Meat Rule Change
Pope Paul VI ended the Ecumenical Council with a call for world renewal and charity. He awarded 90 000 in charity checks to five nations, including 30 000 for Bethlehem hospital and 20 000 for Argentine projects, as 100 000 gathered in St. Peter's Square viewed the ceremony.
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Paul VI
St. Peter's Basilica
St. Peter’s Square
John XXIII
Apostolic Palace
Pope Paul
Vatican
Church of Reform
Council
Paul
Bethlehem
Jordan
Argentina
India
Pakistan
Cambodia
Rome
Ecumenical Council
Basilica
Schedule of Pages Late News-2 VS.Mkts.10 Editorial-4 Area- 1 Society-6
A structured listing shows page areas for the edition with sections Editorial Area Society and Sports. The page plan outlines page numbers and sections to guide readers to late news and market updates across the edition.
Traffic Deaths State and Iowa Across Years
Report shows the current traffic death counts for the state and for Iowa as 777 and 749 respectively, with the figures from the previous year at 781 and 789. The data highlight year to year changes in fatal crashes across governing regions.
Howard Winneshiek bond issue passes on sixth try
Howard Winneshiek Community School district residents approved a 1.49 million bond for Cresco high school, Lime Springs and Ridgeway structures, and Elma improvements by 63.14 percent, with 4,138 ballots cast and 2,603 yes amid previous defeats.
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Cresco
Iowa
Howard- Winneshiek
Ridgeway
Lime Springs
Elma
Chester
Howard Center Town Hall
New
Oregon Town Hall
Ridegeway
Westminster Presbyterian
Howard
Winneshiek
Chickasaw
Senator Testifies He Had Three Drinks Before Arrest
Iowa state senator Donald G. Beneke testified under oath he consumed no more than three drinks before his June 26 arrest for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He said the beverages were while attending the All Iowa Days celebration at Lake Okoboji.
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Storm Lake
Iowa
Donald G. Beneke
R-Laurens
Lake Okoboji
UNICEF Delegation to Accept 1965 Nobel Peace Prize
A UNICEF delegation led by Henry Labouisse arrived in Oslo to accept the 1965 Nobel Peace Prize valued at $51,788. The ceremony will be held at Oslo University on Friday.
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Unicef
Oslo
Norway
U.N. Children’s Fund
Labouisse
Oslo University
Cloudy conditions ease and cooler tonight then fair Thursday
Weather note indicates cloudiness diminishing tonight with a local drop in temperature. Thursday turns partly cloudy to fair and slightly warmer, low around 20 to 30 and high near 38 to 44.
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