Instant Picture Weather Satellite Goes Up Today
The ESSA 2 weather satellite is set for an 8 58 to 9 33 a.m. EST orbit with two cameras to transmit cloud images to local receivers worldwide. NASA eyes an early unmanned Saturn 1B test sequence as groundwork for manned lunar missions within two to three years.
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Space Agency
Earth
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Essa 2
Ennes Survey
Essa 1
Space Weather Network
U.S. Sta
Labor Leaks Wage Terms Quiet Labor-Administration Rift
AFL-CIO sources privately discussed a one cent compromise on a minimum wage increase to ease tensions with the Johnson administration. No formal talks are planned between Mr Labor and the White House as Wirtz says the administration will press wage price guidelines while Meany rejects bargaining for a higher minimum wage. Both sides hint at possible wage hikes within 10 days as the dispute centers on a $1.25 baseline and proposed raises through 1968.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
Organized Labor
Johnson
George Meany
Willard Wirtz
Labor
White House
Wirtz
Meany
Aflcio International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Labor Federation
Light Snow Dips Into Bluefield Area Sunday Night
A small snowfall, under an inch, affected Bluefield and surrounding areas Sunday night with roads turning wet and slick in places. FAA spokesmen at Mercer County Airport forecast rain today while state police reported slick stretches on routes including the Turnpike from Mile Post 12 to 50 near Flat Top Mountain. Cinder crews worked overnight and traffic remained generally normal.
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Bluefield
Virginias
Federal Aviation Agency
Mercer County
Flat Top
Turnpike Patrol
Mile Post
Flat Top Mountain
Charleston
Turnpike
U S Proposal Would Give OAS Power
A U S plan to empower the Organization of American States council to seek peaceful dispute settlements includes allowing either party or any member to bring matters before the council and giving the secretary general new powers to escalate issues. The recommendations, tied to amendments for the OAS Charter, were presented as a 20 nation special committee works toward a July Buenos Aires session. Ecuador also offered similar proposals.
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Panama City
United States
Council of the Organization of American States
Council
OAS
U.S
Buenos Aires
Ecuador
Cary Grant and Family Welcome First Child
Cary Grant, his wife Diane Cannon and their newborn daughter were reported doing well. The 44-pound baby arrived Saturday night at St. Joseph Hospital in Burbank after a premature birth. The spokesman confirmed well being of all three, noting an astrologer had called the hospital seeking the birth time of 7:41 p.m.
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Hollywood
Friends
Cary Grant
St. Joseph Hospital
Burbank
Grant
Dyan Cannon
Second recruit dies of spinal meningitis at Ft Knox
FT. KNOX Ky AP a California recruit at Ft Knox has become the second soldier there to die of spinal meningitis since January 1 Pvt Remald F Zuercher 23 of San Gabriel undergoing basic training died Saturday at a post hospital of meningococcemia doctors listed it as a type of meningitis
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FT. Knox, Ky
California
Ft. Knox
Remald F. Zuercher
San Gabriel
Funds Liquidated From Cat Trust Benefit GWU
George Washington University will receive more than 400000 dollars from the estate of Dr William W Grier, who left funds to his secretary and two cats Hellcat and Brownie. After the cats died, the trustee filed for final distribution, with the fund totaling 455235 dollars.
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San Diego
Calif
George Washington University
William W. Grier
Hellcat
Brownie
Grier
Washington, D.C
Rebuttal Witnesses Loom as Messler-M Powers Trial Nears End
Miami case hinges on 30 state witnesses aimed at bolstering circumstantial evidence in the murder of 69 year old Mossler. Prosecutors contend Candace Messler and Melvin Powers plotted the killing to inherit a $33 million bank empire. Defense attacks underworld testimony and credibility of witnesses while reserving closing arguments.
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Miami
Fla
Messier
Richard Gerstein
Candace Messler
Melvin Lane Powers
Candace
Powers
Arkansas
Arthur Grimsley
Hindueck
Houston
O Man
Grimsley
Fense
Mossler
Union of Soviet Writers
Soviet Communist Party
Vadim Kozhevnikov
Rudolf Abel
Francis Gary Powers
FBI
Kozhevnikov
China
Znamya
Banner
Soviet Writers ’Union
Ceeeee
Inaan
Poland
Germany
Mass of Angels sung for Catherine Noe in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia St. Hugh's Church will sing for Catherine Ellen Noe nine child of Mr and Mrs Arthur T Noe who died at 14 months autopsy found no definite cause. The Noes two earlier children died from various illnesses with no autopsy for one. Mary Lee the seventh died at six months. The couple described cruel reactions from some strangers while others offered kind support.
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Philadelphia
St. Hugh’s
Catherine Ellen Noe
Arthur T. Noe
Noe
Catherine Ellen
Joseph E. Campbell
Noes
Richard
Elizabeth
Jacqueline
Arthur, Jr
Constance
Mary Lee
Theresa
Marie Noe
Sales Tax Bill Faces House Vote In Richmond
In Richmond the Senate tax bill moves to the House with administration leaders confident of enough votes to pass. If approved the 2 to 3 percent sales tax escalator would take effect July 1, 1968, while titling tax talks await possible compromise involving trade in value and rates.
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House
Richmond
Senate
Godwin
House of Delegates
House Finance Committee
Coal Executive Thompson Dies in Cincinnati
Herbert L. Thompson, 64, president of Red Ash Pocahontas Coal Co., died unexpectedly in Cincinnati while visiting. Funeral set for Tuesday in Lockland. He lived in Wise Virginia. firm owns coal properties in Kentucky Virginia and West Virginia. Survivors include widow Mary Caulfield Thompson a son Jay C Cincinnati and a daughter and two brothers.
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Cincinnati
Lockland
Herbert L. Thompson
Red Ash-Pocahontas Coal Co
Thompson
Wise
Red Ash- Pocahontas
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Mary Caulfield Thompson
Jay C
Inside Abby 12 L People Add Years 12 Movies
Classified section notes items under entertainment and society. Brief mentions include Abby items and ongoing features. No clear event or individuals with full context appears readable.
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Abby
Princeton
Graham
Viet Cong land force battles U S troops near Saigon
Viet Cong fighters fired from the riverbank to clog Saigon's lifeline as U S 1st Cavalry Airmobile units engaged in the central coast. The Lorinda freighter came under heavy fire and grounded but later freed itself. Casualties were heavy on the American side amid intense fighting in scrub wood as helicopters deployed two companies in a V formation to press north.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ali Lars
U.S
Boy Rescued as Shark Bites Legs Near Sydney
A boy was rescued after a shark attacked his legs and he was rushed to a hospital for emergency surgery. Doctors described his condition as critical but expressed hope to save his legs.
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Sydney
Two Americans Captured After Prison Break Kills Guard
Kurt Kaup and Maurice Roberts, both from Eugene Oregon, escaped Baja California Territorial Prison by breaking a lock and scaling a wall. They were found 20 miles south of La Paz exhausted and armed. Police recaptured them after a daylong manhunt as they faced charges for killing a guard during the escape.
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LA Paz
Mexico
Kurt Glenn Kaup
Maurice B. Roberts
Eugene
Ore
Baja California Territorial
Kaup
San Pedro
Roberts
Fly
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