Moon landing shocks world as Luna 3 reaches moon
The Associated Press recounts Luna 3's soft landing on the moon enabling direct data reception for future space travel. Lucid notes include Luna 5 television images from Jodrell Bank, and Johnson announcing Viet Nam talks, bombings, and a UN pursuit of peace while Masher operations advance in the field. The piece covers passenger disaster, the Kennedy divorce, and winter storm fatalities, naming Johnson, Goldberg, Thieu, Ky, Lodge, and Westmoreland among others.
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Johnson pushes firm U S stand in South Vietnam weekend
The weekend focused world attention on Hawaii as President Johnson and U S officials reviewed the Vietnam war. He pledged a firm stand and condemned retreat, while antiwar protesters greeted him in a 6,000-strong crowd after a long flight from Washington. In Berlin, a clash between police and demonstrators ended a protest march at Amerika Haus and U N Ambassador Goldberg opposed a coalition including the Viet Cong Front.
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Moon photos spark West cold war headlines and Italian Belgium turmoil
Luna 9 pictures reach the world as the Soviet and British observers publish the first images of the moon’s surface. Italy’s Aldo Moro quits as premier designate after failed government talks. Belgium’s Harmet government crisis deepens as a planned doctors strike is postponed. A U.S. hotel death and a Greek earthquake add to a day of global shocks.
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Clues Sought In Bank Burglary At Santa Anna Bank
FSI agents and local officers hunt suspects after more than 5000 dollars were stolen from Santa Anna National Bank during the weekend. The break in was found noon Sunday by Oscar L. Cheaney the bank’s executive vice president. Entry occurred through a second floor window with four doors forced, a vault entered then 810 inch concrete cut to access the walk in safe.
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Ordaz Plans Historic Route March From 1913 Moment
President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz will be escorted by military cadets to retrace the 1913 path of Francisco I. Madero starting February 9. The event marks the Ten Tragic Days leading to Madero and Vice President Jose Maria Pino Suarez's deaths and will become an annual ceremony.
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Dowdy Sr. Dies In Henderson At 75
Dowdy Sr. 75, father of Rep. John Dowdy, D-Tex., died at his Henderson home. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday in Henderson. Retired court reporter, Dowdy had lived in Henderson for 38 years.
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Lockhart Girl Named Texas Junior Miss
18 year old Nancy Not Hey of Lockhart won the Texas Junior Miss title after competing against 14 finalists. She will represent Texas at the National Junior Miss competition in Mobile, Alabama next month.
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Repeat Eyed For Domed Bulls Fights In Houston
Promoters expect the three day bloodless bullfights at Harris County Domed Stadium to become a regular Houston event. President Irvin Feld of Super Enterprises reported 107,357 attendees and 409,185 in gate receipts as the venture aims to expand to annual or more frequent shows. Bullfighters from Mexico and Spain performed, with Paco Camino praised for his capework while Jaime Bravo drew crowds with bold, risky stunts despite near-goring incidents.
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Faye Seeks Texas Land Commissioner Nomination
Houston businessman Faye announces run for Republican nomination for state land commissioner. He previously challenged Democrat Jerry Sadler in 1962, highlights years in land management and oil leasing, cites voter encouragement and two party competition. He holds Yale geology degree and is a World War II Navy veteran.
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