Missile Submarines On Station Off China and Russia
Washington AP reports American Polaris submarines have been on firing stations off the Red Chinese and eastern Russian coasts for six months. None of the four missiles boats reports encounters with antisubmarine forces. 64 missiles per sub capable of six million tons TNT. Submarines Daniel Boone Tecumseh Ulysses S Grant Stonewall Jackson now deployed, with two more to join later in 1966, aiding 7th Fleet bombing missions against North Vietnam.
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Washington
Red Chinese
Dcaramanide
U. S. Navy
Western Pacific
Sea of Japan
U.S
Russian
Siberia
Red China
Daniel Boone
Tecumseh
Ulysses S. Grant
Stonewall Jackson
Kamehameha
Mariano G. Vallejo
7Th Fleet
Circus Forget Hippopotamus Missing In Indiana Pa
A misadventure aboard the Sells and Gray Circus ends with a hippopotamus left behind in Indiana Pennsylvania. Officials note the animal was forgotten as the circus packed a Western tour in a trailer truck.
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Indiana
Sells & Gray Circus
Police Probe Oakvale Melee Involving Gunfire Injuries
Two Wyoming County men suffered minor gunshot wounds in a melee near the 460 Truck Stop outside Oakvale Mercer County Police said Tony May of Pineville and Henry L. Cook of Lynch were questioned at the State Police Detachment in Princeton. May was hit in the right hand by a .22 rifle bullet and Cook’s cheek was grazed by a bullet. Trooper C F Little led the investigation at midnight.
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Wyoming County
Oakvale
Mercer County
Tony May
Pineville
Henry L. Cook
Lynch
Princeton
Dan Shade
May
Cook
Tooper C. F. Little
Celebrezze allocates 11.8 million for WV poverty fight
Secretary Celebrezze announced in Charleston that the Department of Health, Education and Welfare will provide 11.8 million dollars to West Virginia to combat poverty this year. The grant supports programs aimed at improving health, education and economic opportunities for residents.
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Charleston
NASA Plans Gemini Flights With Eight Manned Missions
NASA outlines a series of eight planned manned Gemini flights to follow the program’s initial unmanned tests. Gemini 3 carried Grissom and Young for three orbits in 1965, Gemini 5 aims for a seven day flight to collect data, Gemini 6 will test rendezvous with an Agena, and Gemini 7 through 8 will pursue longer duration and docking objectives.
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Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Cmdr
John W. Young
Cooper
Conrad
Agena
Deputy Killed In Pistol Duel At Carolina Club
Orangeburg County deputy sheriff Leroy Myers age 45 was shot to death after a high speed chase outside The Crazy Baby night club near Eutawville. Edward Richburg 31 the club operator was wounded and arrested. Myers identified his shooter before dying. Local investigators described a duel with multiple gunshots as the car chase ended at the club.
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Carolina Club
Orangeburg
S.C
Leroy Myers
Eutawville
Haan
Edward Richburg
Berkeley County
Richburg
Moncks Corner
Columbia
Orangeburg County
R. F. Dukes
Dukes
Myers
J. W. Thompson
Thompson
GOP Delegation Nixon To Confer In New York
A four man House Republican delegation studying U S French relations will meet former Vice President Richard M Nixon in New York City on Monday after which they will hold a news conference The group chaired by Rep Paul Findley plans to depart for Paris Friday to study NATO issues and U S relations with de Gaulle government
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Washington
U.S
Paris
New York City
Richard M. Nixon
Paul Findley
R-Ill
Nixon
Charles de Gaulle
Brazen bank killings stun small Nebraska town
Flooded back roads hindered the manhunt for a suspected 22 caliber gunman who robbed Farmers Bank in BIG SPRINGS, Nebr. and killed three employees. A fourth victim survived in Denver hospital as authorities pursued no trace of the killer amid heavy rainfall and widespread fear.
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Friday
Farmers State Bank of
Big Springs
Neb
Lois Hothan
Andreas Kjeldgaard
Glenn
Nebraska
Denver
FBI
Three Die Nine Hurt In Shir ley Highway Crash
A three car head on collision on Shir ley Highway between Washington and Richmond killed Gouranga D. Kayal 31 and Padma S. Raman 29 both of Washington and injured Jahar Ray 28 of Washington severely. George Hayes 50 from South Hamilton Massachusetts died in the second car and his wife Clara 52 was critically injured. Six Alexandria residents aged 24 to 21 sustained non serious injuries.
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Alexandria
Shirley Highway
Washington
D. C
Richmond
India
Catholic University
Henry R. Spradlin
Mary
Danny Thompson
Patricia
Ralph Downey
Clyde Presley
Special Session Urged By GOP
Virginia GOP leader urges Gov Harrison to convene a special session to fund a crash college building program. He calls Harrison's funds for preliminary plans insufficient and says prompt legislative approval is needed for 1965-66 and future years. He criticizes attempts to appease with orders rather than action.
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Arlington
Robert J. Corber
Harrison
Corber
General Assembly
Virginia
Daylight Saving Time Shift Hits Virginia Regions
Virginia communities split on clocks as most counties moved to DST while Buchanan Russell Washington Smyth Dickenson Scott Wise and Lee kept Standard Time. Northern 10th District mirrors DC time with Bristol aligned to Tennessee. DST ends September 1st in Virginia and September 26 in West Virginia.
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Virginia
Bluefield
Tazewell
Bland
Giles
Wythe
Buchanan
Russell
Washington
Smyth
Dickenson
Scott
Wise and Lee
District of Columbia
Bristol
Tennessee
Inside Editorials and Features Summary
A catalog-like page listing sections such as About You Farm Business Movies Churches Sports Classified Servicemen Now & Then Weather Uncle Jack with page numbers, hinting at a local newspaper table of contents. No article details are provided beyond section names and placements.
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Uncle Jack
Gemini pilots near Soviet marathon pace in space mission
Houston AP report notes Kraft said extending the four day flight is unlikely but possible with a final orbit decision. Bykovsky’s 119 hour 6 minute Soviet record looms as NASA weighs a later move. Astronauts face 18 hours idle, switch to secondary oxygen, and Pegasus misidentification remains unresolved.
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Houston, Tex
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Chris Kraft
Valery Bykovsky
Kraft
Space Agency Administration
United States
Pegasus
U.S
Booster Burns
McDivitt
Air Force
Maj. L. Gordon
Navy Amphibian Forced Down 100 Miles East of N C
A Navy twin engine amphibian with 14 aboard made an emergency ocean landing 100 miles east of Elizabeth City North Carolina. Salvage vessel Holst towed the craft at 2 30 p m with ten survivors aboard. Four crew remained on the plane as it was towed toward Norfolk in six foot seas.
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Norfolk, Va
Atlantic Ocean
Elizabeth City
N. C
Navy
Atlantic Fleet Headquarters
Holst
Norfolk
F. Morgan
Nore Folk
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Bermuda
Identical Twins Welcome Daughters in Rocky Gap
Twin sisters Linda and Brenda Sargeant from Rocky Gap gave birth within the same week at Bluefield Sanitarium. Mrs Gibson delivered a 7 lb 7 oz girl at 1:27 p.m. and Mrs Moses awaited a late birth, both in the maternity ward with grandmothers nearby. Robert Moses, James Moses' brother, became a second lieutenant in the Army.
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Bluefield Sanitarium
Rocky Gap Methodist
James Edward Moses
Jimmy Gibson
Linda
Brenda Sargeant
Rocky Gap
Gibson
Moses
Leonard Stowers
Ida Sargeant
James Moses
Robert Moses
Robert Hurley
A Gibson
Rocky Up
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Columbus
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Fla
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Guam
Circus
NASA
Gordon Cooper
Charles Conrad Jr
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Tom P. Stafford
Stafford A
GOP
Hendrickson
Franklin Kjeldgaard
Brazen
State Patrol
Floyd Stahr
Little Country Bank
Glenn Hendricksen
Lois Ann Hothan
Old Dominion
West Virginia
Racine
Wis
Wisconsin Highway Department
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Chilula
Satan
Clayton
Satan) Tabor
Mercer Countian
Virginias
Pocahontas
Roy Sykes
Ben Wright
Ance. Tabor
Huttonsville
Sykes
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