Cape Welcomes Lovell Aldrin Last Gemini Flight Heroes
Gemini 12 astronauts Navy Capt. James A. Lovell Jr. and Air Force Maj. Edwin Buzz Aldrin Jr. landed at Cape Kennedy after a two hour flight from the Wasp ending the Gemini program. They praised launch crews and reflected on lessons learned for future space effort. Lovell’s mother joined 700 mourners at the landing strip as the pair headed for medical exams and flight debriefings.
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Buzz) Aldrin Jr
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Transcripts Link Johnson and Others to Baker Tapes
The government releasing 34 page transcripts shows Lyndon B. Johnson and other top figures cited in conversations with Bobby Baker. Officials insist Baker’s role was incidental to the tax evasion grand larceny and fraud case and not the focus of the eavesdropping. The FBI collected recordings from Miami Las Vegas and a Washington hotel room of Fred B Black Jr as part of an organized crime probe. The hearing on suppressing the tapes continues as the Justice Department defends their use.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Fla
Las Vegas
Nev
Fred B. Black Jr
Johnson Undergoes Benign Growth Removal And Hernia Repair
President Johnson underwent double surgery at Bethesda Naval Hospital to remove a benign throat polyp and repair an incisional hernia from gall bladder surgery. The operation lasted about 53 minutes with seven doctors involved. he will not speak publicly for four to five weeks and later asked for details of the procedure.
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Moyers
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George A. Hallenbeck
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Nader sues GM and firms over privacy claims in suit
Auto safety critic Ralph Nader filed a 26 million dollar lawsuit in Manhattan Supreme Court alleging General Motors and three firms invaded his privacy and subjected him to harassment and intimidation. He claims covert investigations and wiretapping occurred in multiple states including Washington DC and Connecticut. GM says it will review charges before commenting.
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Vincent Gillen Associates, Inc
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Reagan Denounces Centralized Government To APME
California governor elect Ronald Reagan outlines plans to return power to local governments and involve citizens in solving state problems. He cites reducing federal control, repealing school district unification, and enlisting private groups to create jobs and reform taxes across troubled areas.
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California
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Ernmental Organization
Watts
Los Angeles
Grim Prediction of Minnesota Traffic Toll Turns Real
Minnesota is headed for a new traffic death record this year, confirming Highway Commissioner John R Jamieson's forecast. The toll could top 910 as December deaths add to November totals. weather and stricter road laws are under consideration to cut deaths. Recent fatalities include Fred Schueler 70s and his wife in a cattle truck collision near Fairmont. driver Bruce Mangey with minor injuries.
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John R. Jamieson
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Sherburn
Darwin Meyer Trucking Co
Parents Mourn Death Of Child At Lake Rescue Tragedy
A child died after falling into a lake on Tuesday when parents attempted a risky rescue. The body was recovered. An AP Wire photo accompanies the report.
Sunday Booze Sales Pitched by Philadelphian
MINNEAPOLIS AP Dire predictions by blue law supporters were not realized when Pennsylvania lifted the Sunday liquor sales ban. James A. Morrison, executive director of the Greater Philadelphia convention and Tourist Bureau, said the move could be replicated in Minnesota cities. He spoke to legislators and officials at a meeting sponsored by the Minnesota Hotel and Motor Hotel Association about how the change attracted trade shows to Philadelphia.
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Ramsey County
Minnesota Hotel and Motor Hotel Association
Philadelphia
Three Hanson brothers ordered to hand Minnesota Milk to Wisconsin creamery
U S District Judge Miles W Lord ruled that Harvey Hanson George Hanson and Mantor Hanson violated contractual duties mismanaged finances and mis-handled accounting at Minnesota Milk Co St Paul. The decision transfers ownership and control to Farmers Cooperative Creamery Clear Lake Wis after a 45 day trial last summer.
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St. Paul
Farmers Co-operative Creamery
Clear Lake
Wis
U.S
Miles W. Lord
Harvey Hanson
Stillwater
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Excelsior
Mantor
Judge declines December divorces to shield children at Christmas
Indianapolis Superior Court Judge Wilbur H. Grant says he will not approve divorces of parents during December. He explains the period appeals to youngsters and he does not think it proper to allow anything that will upset them at Christmas time.
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Indianapolis, Ind
Indianapolis
Wilbur H. Grant
Eisenhower heads to Augusta after convention stop
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower plans a brief Augusta Ga. vacation after an overnight convention stop. He and military aide Brig. Gen. Robert Schultz will depart for Fort Myer Va. to attend SHAPE annual dinner this evening.
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Dwight D Eisenhower
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Robert Schultz
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Oriskany Docks in San Diego After Vietnam Sea Loss
The carrier Oriskany arrives in San Diego following a deadly October 26 explosion and fire off the Vietnam coast that killed 44 crewmen. It had undergone partial repairs at Subic Bay and will receive further overhaul in San Francisco.
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Calif
Viet Nam
Subic Bay Naval Base
Philippines
San Francisco
Sheppard Jury Faces Three Verdict Options in Slaying Retrial
In Cleveland the Samuel H. Sheppard retrial for the 1954 bludgeon death of Marilyn Sheppard continued with a seven men and five women jury being charged by Judge Francis J. Talty to consider three verdicts: second-degree murder with life sentence, first-degree manslaughter with 1 to 20 years, or acquittal.
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Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Common Pleas
Francis J. Talty
Sheppard
Marilyn
U.S. Supreme Court
Talty
Lis
Fendant
Susan Hayes
Brooklyn Park Man Finds Wrecked Plane Near Home
A Brooklyn Park man found a single engine plane wreckage eight feet from his back door. Pilot Roger Hendrickson, 27, of Minneapolis, was hospitalized in good condition after reporting engine failure to Crystal Airport tower.
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Brooklyn Park
Roger Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Crystal Airport
Weather outlook mild with possible light precipitation
Variable cloudiness continues with mild temperatures tonight and Thursday. A chance of scattered light rain or snow Thursday. Low temperatures tonight in the mid twenties to low thirties, high Thursday in the forties to near fifty.
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