Ambassador calls for understanding of world poor nations
Former Ambassador Myron M. Cowen urged Drake University graduates to improve understanding of developing countries. He warned that the gap in scientific and technical knowledge between rich and poor nations risks increased tensions and potential conflict, and urged Western powers to pursue other avenues to sustain world order.
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Myron M. Cowen
Drake University
Cowen
Australia
Belgium
Philippines
Washington, D. C
You Ain't Seen Nothin Yet Says NASA Official on Gemini Flight
NASA officials forecast accelerated U.S. manned spaceflight after the Gemini 4 and 5 successes. McDivitt and White’s four day mission showed weightlessness is manageable, paving plans for longer flights, spacewalks, and moon missions within three years with Gemini 5 featuring fuel cells for longer life.
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NASA
Gemini to test rendezvous and space repair roles
The article outlines space program plans with Gemini 7 a 14 day December mission and five more Gemini flights to practice rendezvous docking and astronaut emergence. It notes ambitious steps beyond Gemini 4 with a 1967 Apollo buildup using Saturn I and Saturn V to rehearse moon missions.
Space agency eyes 1968 moon landing with Saturn 5
Program director Dr. Joseph Shea says the first three astronauts could launch to the moon on the third Saturn 5 rocket, potentially landing in 1968 instead of 1969. He adds that moon colonization and year long trips to Mars Venus and other points are being considered as the Gemini 4 era shapes the space program’s legacy.
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McDivitt
White
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Kennedy
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Cooper
Conrad
Space Agency
Charles A. Berry
Gemini Medical Operations
Valery Bykovsky
Berry
Alexei Leonov
Charles Mathews
Joseph Shea
Mars
Venus
Solar System
Voters Choose City Officials From 56 Candidacy Field
Minneapolis voters selected preferences among 56 candidates in the general election. Offices include mayor treasurer comptroller board of estimate and taxation 13 aldermen two Library Board members four Park Board commissioners and six School Board directors. Polls were open until 8 p m with two term DFL Mayor Arthur Naftalin facing Republican Arnett Leslie.
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Minneapolis
Board of Estimate and Taxation
Library
Park Board
DFL
Arthur Naftalin
Arnett Leslie
7Th Ward
Business expansion plans surge to peak pace later this year
A Commerce Department and SEC survey shows capital spending plans rising to about 52 billion dollars at an annual rate in late 1965. Construction outlays lead gains, with broad effects on metals, plumbing, stone, glass, and business services as confidence grows in higher demand.
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New York
Commerce Department
Securities & Exchange Commission
Census Bureau
English writer Eleanor Farjeon dies at 84 in London
Award-winning children's author Eleanor Farjeon died Saturday at her north London home aged 84. Her work includes memorable tales and verse that delighted generations of readers and listeners.
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London
Eleanor Farjeon
North London
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