Divers Seek Gun After Coed Slaying in Ann Arbor
Police divers hunt a .22 caliber pistol believed linked to the murder of Margaret Phillips at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Ernest R. Bishop Jr. is jailed without bail as investigators weigh ties to six similar campus killings in two years.
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Expert on China Sees Russia Not U S Mao's Greatest Worry
London based sinologist Edgar Snow argues Mao Zedong fears Moscow more than Washington. He says Sino Soviet tensions threaten peaceful coexistence with a 5,000 mile frontier, and that U.S.-China relations may only see general airing of differences depending on Vietnam. Snow notes Mao would reject a United Nations seat even if China replaces Russia’s bloc.
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Hoffa Challenges FBI Eavesdropping Logs in Court
Chicago report says Charles Bolz chief of FBI accounting and fraud section testified in federal court that the FBI possesses seven logs detailing electronic eavesdropping of Teamster activities. The testimony highlighted ongoing investigations and potential privacy implications.
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Borman Tours Siberia Not Space Center in USSR
NASA astronaut Frank Borman visited Novosibirsk in the Soviet Union during a trip from Yalta to the region. Officials kept him away from Baikonur’s space center while Western diplomats doubted access to any top secret facilities. Borman, his wife and sons toured Crimea earlier and commented on wine in his hometown.
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New Poll Shows U S Opinion on Warren Court
A Sindlinger poll of 1,500 Americans shows 40 percent favor and 30 percent oppose the Warren Court decisions. Conducted nationwide by telephone from June 26 to 29, the survey rates Earl Warren’s performance with 6.7 percent great, 40.5 percent good, 26.7 percent fair, 12.6 percent poor, and 13.5 percent no opinion.
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Space Monkey Bonny Dies After Recovery Sluggishness Ends Mission
Bonny the space monkey died after returning from a nine day mission to study long duration spaceflight. NASA said an autopsy had started, noting a low metabolism and cool capsule temperatures contributed to his deterioration. Benny was flown back to Earth near Kauai, Hawaii, after 21 days in orbit.
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Apollo 11 Astronauts Sharpen Launch Emergency Drills
Apollo 11 pilots Armstrong Collins and Aldrin completed practice flights and abort simulations as launch nears. Mission officials emphasized mastering normal procedures before handling emergencies. A quarantine and medical precautions keep the crew germ-free before the moon mission.
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