NASA Vows to Synchronize Gemini 7 and 6 Landings If Needed
Gemini 7 astronauts Borman and Lovell reach day nine in the marathon flight and anticipate a Wednesday rendezvous with Gemini 6. Ground crews report no weariness and say they will land both ships the same day if necessary, though one-orbit separation remains possible.
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NASA
Borman
Air Force
Lovell
Navy
Cape Kennedy
U.S
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Fla
Earth
Wally
Mission Control
Schirra
Stafford
Johnson
Space Agency
Texas
Tom
Gemini 6
Frank
Jim
Ten Die in State Road Mishaps Over Weekend
The Associated Press reports Minnesota logged ten traffic fatalities over the weekend, raising the 1965 toll to 790. Victims include Larry Warner and Robert Franke in Minneapolis area crashes, Merle Sandburg near Harris, 13 year old Lesley Nerdahl in St. Anthony, and others across the state.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Larry Warner
St. Louis Park
Highway Patrol
Route 1
Excelsior
Robert Franke
Roger H. Cherking
Minneapolis
Dean F. Smith
Smith
Sheldon Teigland
G Minn
Bra Ececama
Franke
Teigland
Chadwick
Merle W. Sandburg
Harris
Minn
Northern Pacific
Chisago County
Lesley Nerdahl
St. Anthony Village
Margaret Brolin
St. Paul
Ricky Peterson
Moorhead
U.S
Searles
Huran Newman
Huron
Tyler
Francine Gagnon
Fridley
Little Canada
Rusk and Pompidou Ahead of NATO Conference Opening
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and French Premier Georges Pompidou depart the Hotel Matignon in Paris after talks prior to NATO’s opening in Paris. The discussions center on President de Gaulle’s opposition to NATO integration and France’s role in the Atlantic alliance.
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U.S
Dean Rusk
Georges Pompidou
Matignon
Paris
NATO
Rusk
de Gaulle
France
Rusk Seeks Paris Talk Ahead of NATO Ministers Meet
Secretary of State Dean Rusk meets French Premier Pompidou and Foreign Minister Couve de Murville on the eve of the NATO foreign and defense ministers gathering. Discussions center on France's stance against integrated NATO forces and proposals for a multilateral nuclear force, with broader aims at easing tensions with Moscow and addressing German reunification and Berlin access.
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Paris
Dean Rusk
Georges Pompidou
Atlantic Alliance
France
Rusk
Arvas
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pompidou
Maurice Couve de Murville
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Michael Stewart
Britain
London
Foreign Office
Defense
Denise Healey
Stewart
U. S
Robert S. McNamara
West Germany
Moscow
West Berlin
China
Atlantic
Farm woman wounded in leg. son sought after shooting
A Goodhue County farm woman was wounded in the legs early today when sheriff Paul Zill gutt said her son fired a shotgun at her. Arlyn Hamlin, 26, is being sought for questioning after the incident at the George Hamlin farm near Pine Island. In Chicago, at the American Farm Bureau Federation convention, leaders advanced a proposal for a western hemisphere common market to boost trade and development.
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Red Wing
Minn
Goodhue County
Paul Zillgutt
Zillgutt
Arlyn Hamlin
George
Pine Island
Chicago
Western Hemisphere
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ivy appeal rejected in Chicago Krebiozen trial
The Supreme Court refused to halt the Chicago trial of Dr. Andrew C. Ivy the drug adviser and three others on charges of conspiracy mail fraud violations of the Federal Food and Drug Act and making false statements to a government agency amid the Krebiozen case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Andrew C. Ivy
Chicago
Ivy
Search Continues for Trainees in New Mexico
An extensive search continues for eight Peace Corps trainees missing on a four day hike in the Manzano Mountains. About 40 people joined the hunt after the group failed to arrive at Manzano on Sunday following a 30 mile trek that began at Belen Thursday morning.
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Manzano, N.M
Peace Corps
Manzano Mountains
New Mexico
Manzano
Belen
AFL-CIO seeks bigger share of national wealth and social benefits
AFL-CIO leaders at the 10th anniversary convention pressed for a larger share of national wealth for workers, a 50 percent rise in Social Security benefits, and tax reforms. They rejected White House wage guidelines and urged expanded medical care, job-creation policies, and higher minimum wages with farm workers included.
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Neil Gilbride
SAN Francisco
Afl-Cio
White House
Federation
U.S
Congress
Plastic Cubes May Contain Diseased Water
Health authorities in nearly twenty states investigate reports that plastic drink coolers imported from Hong Kong hold contaminated water. Sales halted in six cities and three states as civic groups retrieve the novelties. Arkansas quarantines 500 boxes. no illness linked to the product.
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New York
Hong Kong
Arkansas
Communicable Diseases Center
The
U.S. Public Health Service
Atlanta
Vietnamese woman mourns after Viet Cong raid at Tan Huong pagoda
A Vietnamese woman who escaped death as Viet Cong fighters attacked a Tan Huong pagoda 35 miles southwest of Saigon mourns as she views the bodies of 23 slain workers and seven wounded colleagues. The pagoda housed workers building a canal. the image was released by the U S Information Service in Saigon via AP.
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Tan Huong
Saigon
U.S. Information Service
Continentwide Wintry Weather Raises Death Toll
A severe weather system moved across the continent bringing snow rain sleet and fog. The Dakotas and western Minnesota faced storms causing outages and accidents. A Greyhound bus crash near Pensacola killed four and injured 19. An Air Canada flight skidded off a runway at O'Hare. 71 passengers reassigned. A fogbound pilot died near White Plains. Telegraph and power lines suffered extensive damage with thousands of wire breaks and poles down. Traffic and shipping disrupted from New York to Baltimore with lingering icy conditions.
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New Orleans
Pensacola
Fla
Air Canada
O’hare International
Chicago
Toronto
Ont
White Plains
N.Y
North Dakota
Minnesota
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
South Dakota
Fargo
N.C
Air Trafic
Friendship International
Baltimore
New York State
Albany
Tennessee
Nevada
Utah
Ely
Nev
Los Angeles
Republicans say Rolvaag must call special session
A Minnesota group led by Republican officers and district chairs says Governor Rolvaag is obligated to call a special session to address reapportionment and to present his guidelines to House and Senate committees. They contend his veto necessitates the session and criticise pre-session conditions as unconstitutional.
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Minneapolis
Karl F. Rolvaag
Minnesota
Rolvaag
House
Senate
Pen Theft at Sunday School in Heywood England
Thieves broke into a Heywood Sunday School on Sunday and stole 60 ballpoint pens. Each pen bore the inscription May the Lord forgive your sins, a message the thieves left behind in the break in.
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Heywood
England
Ground War Halts as Viet Cong Pause in Viet Nam
In Viet Nam near Da Nang and Vo Dat, U S Marines and Vietnamese troops pressed Harvest Moon. The Viet Cong regiment avoided engagement as 198 were killed, 76 captured, and 287 suspects detained. A 22-man Viet Cong platoon surrendered to U S forces, boosting intelligence and psychological warfare gains.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Lewis Walt
Mien
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