Weather Looms Over Gemini 6 Launch As Clouds Form
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Weather officials fear sluggish cloud formations may threaten Monday's Gemini 6 launch but are not expected to cancel the flight. Command pilot Walter M Schirra Jr and pilot Thomas P Stafford continue simulator drills for rendezvous with the Agena target, a docking first.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Agena
Walter M., Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Space Agency
Atlas
Space
Schirra
Stafford
Air Force
State Board opposes York County vocational bonds
The State Board of Education voted to oppose a $500,000 York County vocational education bond as part of six statewide measures on the November 2 referendum. It supports expanded vocational education generally but notes the York County proposal targets only one area. The board also named Elmer E. Mitchell and Robert Hasenfus to new director posts.
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Augusta
State Board of Education
York County
Board of Education
Elmer E. Mitchell
Robert Hasenfus
Madawaska
Congress ends 1965 session in dramatic finale
The 89th Congress winds up its first session with a federal pay raise and sugar quota bills as Johnson calls it a historic record on health, education, civil rights. House investigators seek recanting Klansmen to spur wider disclosures and end secrecy.
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Congress Adjourns For Year and King Cancels Europe Visit
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr cuts short a European trip to return home to organize protests after the acquittal of Ku Klux Klansman Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr in the slaying of Viola Liuzzo. Alabama Attorney General Flowers says two other Klansmen will be tried for murder.
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Detroit
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United States
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Ala
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Wilkins
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
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Lowndes County
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Bessemer
Thomas
Eaton
Liuzzo
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Montgomery
Arthur J. Hanes
Birmingham
Robert M. Shelton Jr
Joseph G. DuBois
Goldsboro
N.C
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Week In Review Condemns and Applauds Johnson
A look at President Johnson's recovery at Bethesda Naval Medical Center and the week’s major events. He signed a 3.2 billion foreign aid bill and a 320 million highway beautification measure while pushing back against international dole. The Senate and House adjourned with Great Society legislation, civil rights gains, and pay raises for federal workers shaping the new year.
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Bethesda Naval Medical Center
U.S
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Senate
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Illinois
Francis X. Morrissey
Kennedys
Edward M. Kennedy
Dirksen
Morrissey
Webber Named To Church Post
The United Church of Christ named Maine Supreme Court Justice Donald W. Webber to head its committee on structure. The panel will review the church’s organization and suggest improvements, according to a Friday announcement.
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Auburn
United Church of Christ
Maine Supreme Court
Donald W. Webber
Opposition To Anti-Draft Moves Spreading Across United States
Reports from New York Chicago Baltimore California New Hampshire and California detail rising anti-draft activity amid the Vietnam build up. Protests include draft card burnings under a new federal law with arrests and sentences. hearings loom on removals to New York for trial. A San Jose State College student is dissuaded by a dramatic intervene, a SDS rally prompts conscience questions.
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Chicago
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Concord
N.H
David J. Miller
Miller
Syracuse
N.Y
Roger Lette
Fremont
Calif
San Jose
Students For A Democratic Society
FBI
Ann Morris
San Jose State
Lette
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Biddeford Families Earning More Money
New York report based on a Sales Management study shows Biddeford households rising into higher income brackets with 54.0 percent earning $4,000 or more after taxes. The study compares current figures to two years prior and notes nationwide gains and Maine trends. It lists distributable income ranges and counts of households in each bracket.
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Biddeford
United States
Maine
Department of Commerce
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