Ranger 6 Moon Probe Launch Spurs 12th Try Jinx
Moon probe Ranger 6 blasted from Cape Kennedy aboard an Atlas Agena rocket on a 66 hour mission to photograph the lunar surface. The craft aims to relay more than 3,000 pictures during a 230,187 mile journey before a planned impact around 4:30 a.m. EST Sunday. Officials noted a possible delay in data as radio contact faced interference but indicated the rocket performed its stage separation properly.
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Fla
Ranger 6
Lunar
Earth
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Woomera
Australia
Cape
United States
Voyager
Moon
US Troops Ready for Cyprus Peacekeeping Role
President Johnson told Britain that US troops would join an international Cyprus peacekeeping force if arrangements satisfy conditions. The move follows Soviet denouncements of Western plans to deploy troops to Cyprus to aid Britain in keeping the truce between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. Tass cited Cyprus warning of danger of aggression and urged Western powers to avoid steps worsening global tensions.
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London
Johnson
Britain
U.S
Cyprus
David Bruce
Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
United States
Tass
Radio Station Drops Cigarette Ads in Evening Lineup
New York based WNCA announced it will drop cigarette commercials during most of its evening programming starting Friday. The independent station outlined a policy shift aimed at reducing tobacco advertising exposure for listeners.
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New York
WNCA
Europeans Win Three Events At Innsbruck Olympics
At Innsbruck Austria three favorites won gold as Egon Zimmerman of Austria Eero Maetyranta of Finland and Lidia Skoblikova of Russia topped the field. Americans failed in the downhill as Billy Kidd Bud Werner and Chuck Ferries finished far back and Annibale Orsi led U S skiers with 14th in 2 21 59.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Egon
Zimmerman
Eero Madyranta
Finland
Lidia Skoblikova
Russia
United States
Maduranta
Miss Skoblikova
Kidd
Werner
U.S
Billy Kidd
Stowe
Bud Werner
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Uncle Sam
Annibale
Ni) Orsi
Stockton
Calif
Mount Patscher
Francis Lacroix
France
Wolfgang Bartels
Germany
Chuck Ferries
Houghton, Mich
Protests Over Downing Of U S Trainer Remain In Moscow Hands
United States officials said next move hinges on Soviet response after a Soviet fighter shot down a U S Air Force T39 trainer over East Germany. Washington demanded access to wreckage and bodies, and punishment for those responsible. Ge orgi Kornienko dismissed the U S protest, while U S diplomats framed the incident as serious but not highly provocative in East West relations.
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Washington
State Department
Moscow
East Germany
U.S
Kremlin
William Tyler
Georgi M. Kornienko
Kornienko
Potsdam
Barents Sea
United States
Bodies to Return of Airmen in East Germany Crash
Three U S airmen killed when a Soviet jet fighter downed their unarmed T39 trainer in East Germany will have their bodies and the aircraft wreckage brought to West Berlin tonight. The U S military liaison mission in East Germany is transporting the remains and wreckage from the Potsdam crash site back west.
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Ava Leee Pai
U.S
East Germany
Potsdam
Eisenhower quit smoking by pocketful of cigarettes
Detroit AP report says former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, visiting for a Republican dinner, described his smoking past. He kept cigarettes in his pockets to feel a sense of accomplishment and superiority while he tried to quit and would give them away to others. Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh relayed the tale.
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Detroit
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Eisenhower
Soviet Skoblikova Leads 1 2 3 in Speed Skating Event
Olympic action highlights include Miss Skoblikova winning the 500 meter in 45.0 seconds breaking the Olympic record, with Irinia Yegorova and Tatyana Sidorova finishing second and third. The Soviet women sweep the podium as Russia amasses five winter games medals while the U S team fails to medal.
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Kidd
Werner
Miss Skoblikova
Russia
Helga Haase
Germany
Irinia Yegorova
Tatyana Sidorova
Zimmermann
Owas
Johnson Seeks Premium Overtime Pay Plan
President Johnson urged Congress to authorize a system that would allow double pay for overtime in selected industries to curb unemployment. He sent draft legislation to Congress to raise overtime and minimum wage protections for more than two million workers and outlined a procedure using industry committees, public hearings, and a labor secretary order to set higher overtime rates.
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Johnson
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Senate
House
Secretary of Labor
Coup in South Viet Nam makes Khanh leader of new regime
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh, 37, seizes power in a bloodless coup dissolving the old junta and forming a new military council to run South Viet Nam. Several top generals are removed or jailed, including Duong Van Minh. Saigon traffic remains normal as U.S. officials fear impact on the war effort.
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Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Paul D. Harkins
Vietnam
Saigon
Statewide Move by Teamsters Fails to Control Mass Democratic Party
Peter G. Aries, chairman of the Democratic City Committee, said a Teamsters organizer offered to help draft Democratic City Committee slates, but the offer was rejected. The Boston Herald reported a statewide Teamsters campaign to gain party control amid the Kennedy political strength and internal labor-law concerns at the State House.
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Peter G. Aries
Democratic City Committee
Teamsters’ Union
Arlas
Boston Herald
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Arlos
Alec Barron
Springfield
The
Arles
Boston Heartd
Teamsere
James R. Hoffa
Robert F. Kenta
Teamsters
Kennedy
Apl-Cio
State House
Washington Munn Till Dust Settles in Nam Coup
Washington officials watched South West Nam unrest after Maj. Gen Nguyen Khanh and two paratroop colonels toppled the military junta that had ruled for three months since Ngo Dinh Diem. They questioned the new leaders hinting at neutralizing Viet Nam as Laos has been neutralized, a plan France’s De Gaulle and aides say is only long range.
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France
Viet Nam
Charles de Gaulle
Duong van Minh
Junila
Ngo Dinh Diem
Minh
Saigon
Saigon Radio
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Nguyen Khanh
Janab
Junta
Tran van Don
Armed Forces
le van Kim
de Gaulle
Ton That Dinh
Do Mau
le van Khiem
Diem
Washington
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U.S
South West Nam
Laos
Machinery and Tools for Delta Home Work Shop Ad
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