Titan 3C Maiden Flight Sends Titan Soaring Into Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY AP A triple bar reeled Titan 3C booster staged to orbit carrying a 21 000 pound dummy satellite. The Air Force aims to use Titan 3C for quick reaction military payloads including a manned orbiting lab while NASA backs Saturn for general space missions. The test follows weather and technical delays and signals potential manned and unmanned military space capability developments.
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Judges Clash Over Rights Of Criminals In High Court Debate
Whitefield New Hampshire United Press International report covers Massachusetts Chief Justice G Joseph Tauro and Connecticut state police Major Leslie Williams at the New England Council midyear meeting. Tauro defends Supreme Court decisions protecting defendants and urges balanced application of the law. Williams argues the pendulum has swung toward individual rights, urging accountability and caution against overzealous policing. Tauro cites Mapp Gideon and Escobedo rulings as crucial protections for both the accused and public.
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Connecticut Minors Face License Suspension For Liquor
Minors found with liquor in their cars and unable to explain face up to 60 days suspension of their driver's license. Gov. Dempsey signed a bill requiring appearance before the state motor vehicles commissioner after arrest for liquor in the car, with exemptions for a parent or guardian present or no knowledge of its presence.
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New Mob Riot Law Affects New Hampshire Rioters
Concord New Hampshire UPI reports a tough mob riot law took effect today after swift passage and signing. The measure raises fines for leaders and property damage to up to 1000 dollars with max jail from three months to three years. Participants face up to 500 dollar fines, and those who refuse to disperse can be fined 500, with possible imprisonment. Thousands attend Loudon area motorcycle races as the law takes effect amid ongoing events.
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Five Day Forecast Temperatures Fall About 5 Degrees
The forecast indicates temperatures through Wednesday averaging five degrees below the seasonal norm of 64. Expect a warming trend Monday and Tuesday. Showers and thundershowers are likely by Wednesday.
Paris Welcomes Gemini Four With Humphrey on Tour
Gemini four astronauts Lt. Col. James A. McDivitt and Lt. Col. Edward H. White arrive at Le Bourget Airport aboard the presidential jet for a six and a half hour flight from Andrews Air Force Base. Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey joins the group, with plans to meet French leaders and participate as observers at the Paris air show while sharing their space exploits with the world.
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Johnson calls cabinet for Vietnam review and peace hopes
Washington reports say President Johnson convened a extraordinary cabinet session at the White House to review the world situation and discuss hopes for peace. He rejected negotiations with the Viet Cong, cited a source saying Hanoi leaders are not seeking talks, and welcomed Prime Minister Wilson's move to form a Commonwealth peace mission. The meeting will include updates from Rusk and McNamara, and a defense briefing on troops and commitments.
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Wilson Heads Mission to douse Viet Nam conflict
London AP Leaders of the British Commonwealth agreed to Harold Wilson leading a five nation peace mission to Washington Moscow Saigon Hanoi and Beijing to press for an end to the Vietnam war. President Johnson pledged full cooperation for the effort though China and North Vietnam had rejected a prior emissary.
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South Korea Votes to Send 460 More Soldiers to Viet Nam
The National Assembly approved a government plan to dispatch 460 additional South Korean troops and two landing ships to South Viet Nam. The 96 to 2 vote excluded the opposition Masses party, with no immediate date set for departure. The reinforcement joins about 2,000 South Koreans already in South Viet Nam performing engineering, medical, and other noncombat duties.
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Commonwealth peace mission to Viet Nam outlined
A five member delegation led by Wilson will travel quickly to seek negotiations for peace in Viet Nam. The group will speak only as authorized by the Siva lion organization and act in the Commonwealth name. Members include Kwame Nkrumah, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Eric Williams, and Dudley Senanayake. They plan to begin travels in July, urge restraint, and may pause bombing if possible. Balewa, Nkrumah, and Senanayake will later carry the message to the African Asian conference in Algiers starting June 29.
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B52 Bombing Mission Highlights Viet Cong Jungle Stronghold
Saigon dispatch reports 27 B52s from Guam striking a Viet Cong jungle area known as the "D" zone with heavy bombs while Bs-7 fighters supported. Ground troops found limited enemy casualties and reported large bunkers, tunnels, and foxholes, with some sacrifices among American crews and a collision loss of two B52s in the South China Sea.
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