Soviet Unmanned Spacecraft Demonstrates Complex Maneuvers
Moscow reports the launch of an unmanned craft named Polyot-1 capable of sophisticated earthward maneuvers. Khrushchev comments on potential U.S.-Soviet space cooperation as tensions ease and hints at future joint projects including a moon mission by 1970. Tass labels the flight a step toward further space study and conquest.
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U N Extends Yemen Peace Mission Two More Months
United Nations Secretary General U Thant said the U N military mission will continue for two more months in Yemen despite earlier failures. Saudi Arabia would cover half the costs, with the UAR also agreeing to fund additional time, while Yemeni representatives sought an extension.
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Native Heat Decreed For Fargo Coathouse
Fargo, N D AP plans to convert the Fargo Courthouse heating system from coal to natural gas have gone up in smoke. It is illegal in North Dakota to heat state or county buildings with any fuel not native to North Dakota, says the attorney general. Lignite coal is mined in North Dakota. Natural gas also is produced. But Fargo's gas comes from Canada.
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Senate Defeats Morse Bid to Trim Foreign Aid
The Senate voted 46 to 29 against Oregon Sen. Morse and his plan to send the foreign aid bill back to the Foreign Relations Committee with a tighter cap. Leader Mansfield urged full attendance for more votes as debate continues, with a compromise around 3.8 billion dollars and a House level of 3.5 billion previously proposed by Kennedy.
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Mikoyan Appears At Laos Premier Reception In Moscow
Anastas I. Mikoyan, 68, first deputy Soviet premier, appeared bronzed and healthy at a Moscow reception for Laos Premier Souvanna Phouma. He has been ill at least twice in the past year, though officials made no announcements.
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Bishops Debate Independence Of Local Dioceses In Rome
In Rome the Ecumenical Council returns from a four day recess to debate a draft on bishops governance. The central issue is whether bishops may run their own dioceses without undue interference from the Roman Curia. The document also addresses other controversial church governance topics and decentralization of authority.
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Red Chinese claim downed U2 over Shanghai area
Peking radio says a Red Chinese air force unit shot down a Nationalist U2 over Hue Tung near Shanghai on Friday. Taipei reports one Nationalist plane did not return from a mainland reconnaissance mission. U2 status and ownership are in question. Marshal Lin Piao praises the victory as a result of orders, training, and readiness.
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Mme Nhu Blames U S For Coup In Vietnam
In Los Angeles Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu, tense and angry, accuses Washington of involvement in a coup in South Vietnam. She vows she will never seek asylum, denounces US backing, and comments on reports of her husband’s possible death as she travels with her daughter Le Thuy after a cross country speaking tour.
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U2 Pilot Powers Crashed in Soviet Union in 1960
The 1960 crash in the Soviet Union brought Francis Gary Powers to global prominence as the U2 pilot. The incident intensified Cold War tensions and exposed aerial reconnaissance secrets.
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Halleck’s Rights Role Poses GOP Defections
Washington AP report says minority leader Charles A. Halleck’s involvement in drafting a civil rights bill angered many House Republicans. A hastily called meeting of 9 members, about 40 percent of the GOP, signals a possible revolt and lines of communication with Halleck are being opened.
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Tito Returns From Long Trip Belgrade Homecoming
President Tito concluded a 44 day international tour visiting Brazil Bolivia Chile Mexico and the United States. Thousands of Yugoslavs welcomed him at the airport and along a 10 mile motorcade into Belgrade.
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Brazil Faces Heat as Long Weekend Starts
Brazil records a 90 degree day as vacation crowds flood to mountains and beaches. Businesses grant half day off for All Saints Day while the first long weekend of the season begins with Saturday marking All Souls Day.
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Dairy Farmers To Get Boost
Boston AP reports Richard D. Aplin, federal milk market administrator, told the New England Milk Producers Association annual meeting that a 22 cent higher Class I price and increased Class I utilization will lift blended prices to New England dairymen about 25 cents a hundredweight above last year for the current quarter.
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