Space Probe Surveyor Aims For Moon Soft Landing
United States space mission progresses toward a near pinpoint touchdown in the Sea of Storms as Surveyor, a three legged television camera probe, corrects its course after launch from Cape Kennedy. JPL indicated the mid course maneuver was apparently successful and the craft would be tracked for about 10 hours to confirm.
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Astronauts confident about Wednesday go Gemini 9 launch
CAPE KENNEDY UPD reports Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan express confidence as they enter the final 24 hours of preparations for Gemini 9. The crew aims for a 12 38 p m EDT Wednesday liftoff aboard a Titan 2 rocket to pursue the substitute satellite The Glob and conduct a three day orbital mission including a planned spacewalk and rendezvous with the target.
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Negroes Seen Winners In Today's Alabama Runoff
In Birmingham Alabama today Negro candidates sought their first legislative seats since Reconstruction in the Democratic runoff. Roy Mayhall projected turnout near 500000, far below May 1's 888800. Mrs Lurleen Wallace and Sen John Sparkman won primaries, while about 24 of 100 Negro hopefuls advanced, mainly in black belt counties with potential wins in at least five counties. NAACP leader Dr John Nixon called turnout slightly under 200000, noting the vote taught practical politics and power to deny statewide victory even without full numbers.
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Medicare Enrollment Ends Today
Last day for Americans over 65 to enroll in Medicare insurance with Social Security offices open until about 5 p.m. to qualify. Enrollment costs $3 per month and starts July 1, with 90 percent of eligible signees. If missed, late penalties apply and eligibility shifts to Oct. 1, 1967. A separate report notes a small 4.0 magnitude earthquake felt from Washington, D.C. to Richmond, with minor effects.
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Johnson appeals for end to Buddhist crises in Viet Nam
President Johnson, at Arlington Memorial Day ceremonies, mourns thousands who died in Viet Nam and urges Vietnamese to curb internal quarrels. He deplores Buddhist self immolations as harmful to progress toward constitutional government and peace talks while recalling Kennedy at his grave.
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UPI
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Shostakovich Stricken by Heart Attack in Leningrad
Dmitri Shostakovich, regarded as Russia’s greatest living composer, suffered a heart attack and was reported in deteriorating condition. Sources said he was stricken in Leningrad, moved to Moscow for treatment, and was to appear at the Tchaikovsky festival opening.
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