Soviet Fires Rocket Second Try for Moon
MOSCOW AP reports the Soviet Union launched a lunar mission seen as a second attempt this month to achieve a soft landing on the moon. Tass said Luna 6 would follow a three to four day flight, with the rocket’s last stage orbiting Earth before heading to the moon on an automatic space station.
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Soviet Union
Thheir
Lunar
Tags
Lima 5
Earth
Moon
Tass
Film Tells Dramatically Of Exploit Space Walk
SPACE CENTER Houston UPI A color film of astronaut Edward White shows his Gemini space walk with graceful maneuvering as he salutes his ship while floating 103 miles above Earth on the third orbit. The 1 minute 48 second film mounted on White’s craft captures colors of Earth and space as he drifts along a 25 foot line and gazes toward Texas. He speaks over radio and notes visible landforms while remaining upright and clearly in control.
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Astronaut White
White
James McDivits
Earth
United States
Air Force
James McDivitt
Texas
King Hassan II assumes full power in Morocco crisis
In Rabat King Hassan II declared he would take all executive authority after failed coalition talks with major political and labor groups. He cited the need to safeguard stability following bloody student demonstrations in which troops fired on protesters, leaving casualties as negotiations for a broad coalition had collapsed.
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Rabat
Morocco
Hassan II
Astronaut Team Completes Gemini 4 Mission Milestone
Astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II return to Houston after a four day Gemini 4 flight. Doctors report they are in excellent shape and untroubled by weightlessness. President Johnson and New York officials praise the achievement as space officials plan Gemini 5 with seven day objectives and fuel cell power for longer missions.
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Uss Wasp
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Han
Mercury
Charles A. Berry
William McCormick
Houston
Tex
Manned Spacecraft Center
Wasp
Barry
Gemini
Air Force
L. Gordon Cooper
Berry
Howard Miners
United States
Maj. White
Johnson
McDivitt
Atlantic
White
Houston Mission Control
Cape Kennedy
Florida
Jacksonville
Ellington Afb
Space Agency
Pat McDivitt
Atlantic Ocean
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Cooper
Conrad
Gemini Medical Operations
Valery Bykovsky
State Opens Birth Control Review in Massachusetts
A Massachusetts special committee, appointed by Gov. Volpe, holds its first regular meeting to study revisions of birth control laws. The group, led by Harvard Divinity School professor George Williams, includes rabbis, doctors, social workers, and church figures. The panel must report to the legislature by July 7.
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Boston
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Harvard
George Williams
Harvard Divinity School
Albert §. Goldstein
Brookline
Walter A. Campbell
Walter L. Colin
Springfield
Roger P. Stokey
Joseph L. Dorsey
James M. Faulkner
Arthur F. Buckley
New Bedford
Oliver Cope
Massachusetts Conference On Social Welfare
Francis J. Laily
Pilot
Archdiocese of
Henry J. Leon
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Francis X. Naughton
Catholic Charities
Stain Welfare
Robert J. Olt
John C. Zanetos
New England
Albert J. Penner
Massachusetts Council of Churches
Alfred L. Frechette
Thomas J. Riley
James Marvin Baty
Belmont
William J. Curran
Massachusetts Public Health Association
Chester Gibbs
Park Plaque Problem Plaques Mr. Morris
Interior Secretary Udall designates Central Park a national historic landmark in New York City. Parks Commissioner Newbold Morris objects to locating the plaque in the park citing vandalism risks and says he may keep Udall's plaque in his office.
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Morris
New York
UPI
Stuart Udall Monday
New York City
Manhattan
Central Park
Newbold Morris
Udall’s
Jock and
Rey
Angus MacDonald backs highway signs at interchanges
SOUTH EGREMONT Angus MacDonald vice president of the Berkshire Hills Conference says total prohibition of billboards on interstate highways harms motorists. He proposes a compromise allowing state regulated informational signs at limited access interchanges listing services such as motels gas dining quality.
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South Egremont
Angus MacDonald
Berkshire Hills
MacDonald
Jug End Resort
Planes Hit North Viet Nam Plant and Saigon Skirmishes
Waves of U S planes bombed military targets in North Viet Nam including a power plant 50 percent destroyed near Hanoi and a radar site near Lan Van. In the south 77 guerrillas killed 28 captured as 150 paratroopers and 35 guerrillas fought near Saigon. At least 11 Americans killed with 9 wounded in ongoing action.
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AP Saigon
U.S
Viet Nam
Hanoi
da Nang
Mekong
Saigon
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Midway
Co Dinh
Ben Thuy
Lan van
Vinh
Air Force
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Franklin M. Foote
William C. Douglas
Henry J. O'Brien
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John C. Knott
Family Life Bureau
National Catholic Welfare Council
Estelle T. Griswold
Planned Parenthood League
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