Mariner 4 Sends First Lines of Valid Mars Picture
Pasadena experts report Mariner 4 transmitted initial lines of a potential Mars picture. Scientists hope the tape will yield 21 images that reveal if life could exist on Mars. Transmission delays and conflicting signals prompted cautious optimism about data quality and future releases.
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Mariner Project
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Pickering
Goldstone
Johannesburg
South Africa
Woomera
Australia
JPL
Dr. Pickering
Stevenson Accompanied On Trip To Washington
Adlai Ewing Stevenson died in London and his body began its journey home to Washington and Illinois for burial. Accompanying him were Vice President Hubert Humphrey, Stevenson’s three sons, and a U.S. official delegation. Flags were ordered at half staff and world leaders mourned his loss as U Thant praised his human qualities.
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Stevenson Mourned In Maine
U N Ambassador Adlai Stevenson’s death drawn condolences from Maine figures including Sen. Edmund S Muskie Gov Reed and former UN press chief Wilder Foote. Stevenson frequented Maine coast vacations with the Marshall Field family at Dark Harbor and with Ambrose C. Cramer at Rockport.
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Adlai Stevenson in London as world leaders mobilize
Adlai E Stevenson lies in state in London as Vice President Humphrey and Stevenson's three sons fly to bring him home. President Johnson may select a U S ambassador to the United Nations with global stature as the administration weighs foreign policy posts.
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Hospital Plan OK'd Under Medicare Act
Senate House conferees adopt a 60 day deductible 40 plan plus 30 days at ten dollars a day, covering most elderly hospital costs under a 7.5 billion Medicare program. Nursing home and home health provisions also set, with 100 nursing home days and 175 home health visits after a three day hospital stay.
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Chuckle on a Folksy Candidate and a Rascal Opponent
A light political quip casts a candidate as friendly and fair while labeling the opponent as a rascal at heart. The joke underscores campaign contrasts without naming individuals or places.
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Fea. Corp
Gaulin Pays Tribute To Adlai Stevenson
Biddeford Mayor Edward F. Gaulin called the death of Adlai Stevenson a loss to the nation and world. He described Stevenson as a dedicated eloquent statesman who looked to future generations and saw beyond daily headlines.
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Polackwich Wins Match in Maine Amateur Golf
In East Poland AP reports former champions Dr Ray Lebel of Falmouth and Dr Steve Polackwich of Saco won quarterfinals. Lebel beat Bill Lever 3 and 2 while Polackwich defeated Bob Webber 5 and 4. Peter Webber of Waterville advanced by routing Peter Hodgkins 8 and 7.
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Falmouth
Steve Polackwich
Saco
Maine
Lebel
Bill Lever
Martindale CC
Polackwich
Bob Webber
Augusta
Peter Webber
Waterville
Peter Hodgkins
White Birches CC
Dave Smith
Arundel
Bob Buck
Bath
Fairlawn Golf Club
Viet Cong Attack Kills 22 at Saigon Command Post
Eyewitnesses said Viet Cong guerrillas mortared a government command post 35 miles north of Saigon killing 22 including two Americans and at least 20 South Vietnamese troops. A relief force later found bodies and wounded, with armored personnel carriers destroyed.
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da Nang
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Military Chiefs Back 179000 Viet Nam Force Size by Year End
The Joint Chiefs of Staff unanimously urge boosting South Viet Nam to 179000 troops by year end, far above the current 75000. The plan, tied to McNamara's Viet Nam visit, may trigger reservist and National Guard mobilizations and would include parts of the 1st Infantry Division.
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Minnesota
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