Moscow Welcome for Cosmonauts Named No Coincidence
Soviet officials staged a costly welcome for cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Pavel Belyayev the day of a U S two man space shot. Tass described the pair as well and in good spirits after a 26 hour orbit mission. Leonov noted difficulty reentering Voskhod 2 after ten minutes outside the craft while Captain Belyayev described the ship reacting to every move. The landing reportedly missed its intended spot by about 500 miles and gathered crowds in Red Square.
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Moscow
Alexei Leonov
Voskhod 2
Leonov
Pavel Belyayev
Alexie
Alexei
Belyayev
Space Center
Baikonur
Tass Moscow
U.S
Tass
Red Square
Central Asia
Perm
Ural Mountains
P. Isakov
Nedelya
Beloyayev
Kazakhstan
Ranger 9 Seeks Moon Landing Site With High Accuracy
Pasadena reports Ranger 9 achieved unprecedented guidance accuracy as it aimed for Alphonsus crater on the moon. Scientists postponed a midcourse maneuver by 24 hours to adjust the final approach and prepare for thousands of photos in the final 20 minutes of flight.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Alphonsus
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Virgil
J. Grissom
John W. Young
Gemini
Moon
Ranger 9
Ranger 7
Ranger 8
Rescue team ready for Gemini 3 launch emergency
Air Force Lt Col Garth B Dettinger leads two doctors aboard helicopters poised for a rapid ocean rescue during the Gemini 3 launch. If astronauts Virgil Grissom and John Young eject and land at sea, the medical team will dive 30 feet to administer aid with instruments and drugs on hand.
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Air Force
Garth B. Dettinger
Virgil Grissom
John W. Young
Weather Outlook Cool with patchy frost likely Tuesday
Mostly fair tonight and Tuesday. Tonight will be colder with winds decreasing. Temperatures fall to 2 to 12 below zero tonight, then rise to a high of 10 to 16 Tuesday. Winds ease overnight.
Schedule of Pages Late News Area Editorial Teen VS & Mkts Society Sports Comics
The page list outlines sections for late news area area three editorials teen voices markets society sports and comics with page allocations. Readers will find updated briefs features and column content distributed across the specified segments.
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VS & Mkts
Traffic Deaths State Today and 121 Years Ago Varied
A brief comparison notes traffic fatalities in the state today versus 121 years ago and in a related year 134 in another measure, reflecting historical trends in road danger with limited readable context.
American Can Workers Return to Jobs Under New Labor Pact
The 21 day strike at the American Can Co plant ended and 63 employees were back at 7 am. The agreement with United Steelworkers of America covers 40 months with wage and pension gains retroactive to Oct. 1, 1964. Immediate wage raises include 10 cents plus increments, with further increases in 1966 and improved pension benefits. The settlement also expands health coverage and unemployment protections.
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American Can Co
J. R. Keate
Canco
United Steelworkers of America
Darrell F. Brown
William Moran
Moran
Prestige-Laden Regents Posts to Be Filled Soon
Five unpaid but prestigious seats on the University Board of Regents will be filled by Minnesota’s Legislature. At least 14 names are in play as the Senate and House plan a joint session next month, with A I Johnson not seeking re election. Gerald Heaney's seat draws debate after a Governor appointed tenure. Candidates include Hartl, Gillen, Gross, Otterness, Johnson, Ravenhorst, Hubin, Morrison, Rossman, Gillett and others.
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Duluth
Karl Rolvaag
Heaney
Charles W. Mayo
Rochester
Marjorie Howard
Excelsior
Lester Malkerson
Minneapolis
Albert V. Hartl
Otter Tail Power Co
Fergus Falls
Arthur Gillen
St. Paul
House Leaders Propose 10 Day Recess To Push Key Bills
House leaders hint at a 10 day recess to spur action on voting rights education aid and health care. Senate plans quick floor move for voting rights though Easter delays loom. Johnson presses for quick pass before Easter as House targets final action in four weeks.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
House
House Rules Committee
Ways and Means Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Judiciary Committee
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Johnson
Congress
King Leads 50 Mile Selma to Montgomery Water Walk
About 400 marchers led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. began the second leg of a 50 mile water drive to Montgomery from Selma. National Guardsmen and federalized MPs guarded the camp in frost and sun, as participants including Rev. James Bevel and Dr. Ralph Bunche joined in supporting the protest for voting rights and civil rights reforms.
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
King
Montgomery
King Slep
National Guardsmen
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Dr. King
Edmund Pettus
James Bevel
Doo
Army
Ralph Bunche
United Nations
Jim Leather
Saginaw Mich
Cager Lee
Lee
Jimmie Lee Jackson
Marion
Browns Chapel A.M.E. Church
Joseph T. Smitherman
Boston
James J. Reed
Mayo Clinic Opens Three Day Medical Research Program
A three day program on current research and treatment in medicine and surgery opened at Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. Attendees include Dr Donovan F Ward of Dubuque Iowa president of the American Medical Association and about 1000 doctors from the United States and Canada attend the event.
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Rochester, Minn
Mayo Clinic
Donovan F. Ward
Dubuque
Iowa
American Medical Association
United States
Cao Nominated for Armed Forces Chief Post in Saigon
Brig. Gen. Hunh Van Cao, a Roman Catholic with limited posts since 1963, is nominated as armed forces chief of state in South Vietnam. In Washington, Emerson Foote of the National Interagency Council on Smoking and Health backs congressional moves to require health warnings on cigarette packaging and advertising.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hunh van Cao
Ngo Dinh Diem
Armed Forces
Stat
Washington (Ap
Emerson Foote
National Interagency Council On Smoking and Health
U S Draws 75 Million From IMF Across Currencies
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon announced the United States has drawn 75 million in equal sums of German marks, Canadian dollars and Italian lire from the IMF. This brings total drawings to 600 million in foreign currencies since February 1964.
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Washington
United States
International Monetary Fund
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Mill City Woman Dies in Wisconsin Plane Crash
A Minnesota woman, Elise Lenihan of Minneapolis, was killed when her single engine plane crashed during a forced landing in a farm field near Janesville Wisconsin. Her husband Robert Lenihan and their four children were injured fatally. Federal aviation authorities and local sheriffs tracked the May Day call after engine failure at about 11 pm. The family was en route from Chicago to Minneapolis, following a visit with relatives.
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Janesville
Wis
Minnesota
Russell Hegge
Rock County
Elise Lenihan
Minneapolis
Robert
Sue
Bob
Cheryl
Charleen
Beloit
Hegge
Truax Air Force Field
Madison
O'Hara
Chicago
Federal Aviation Fligh Service
Rockford
Ill
FAA
Tw Sheriff's
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Minn
Marooned
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Moscow Television
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Louis Gross
June Otterness
Hutchinson
Minnesota Education Association
Robert Johnson
Willmar
George Ravenhorst
Olivia Farmer - Businessman
G. W. Hubin
Buffalo Lake
Ed Morrison
Morris
George Rossman
Grand Rapids
M. O. Gillett
FBI
Robert G. Jensen
Arthur Shores
Birmingham
Shores
Mike Mansfield
John Liuthus
Mass
State Capitol
William Smiley
By Ross Hagen
Heart of
Dixie
Dallas County
Lowndes County
Dr. Bunche
Mill City
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