New Astronauts Named for Moon Mission at Houston
The United States announced fourteen new astronauts to lead the moon mission program. Among them are the first bachelor space pilot and the most educated group yet chosen, with selections announced at Cullen Auditorium, University of Houston.
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Houston
United States
Manned Spacecraft Center
Russail L. Schweikutt
Space
Uus
Soviet Union
Donald K
Deke) Slayton
Mercury
Cullen
University
Youstan
Navy
Coide
Richard F. Gurdonde
Monterey
Calif
Clifton Cwiams, Jr
Motile
Ala
Global and Domestic News Mixed With Errors and Odd Phrases
The article reports on Tito canceling a trip to California, a mid Atlantic incident, and MLK transportation by rented cars questioned by Governor Wallace. It notes a UN vote delay for a new Security Council member and mixed political events including East West talks and Catholic Church liberalization. Domestic weather and a Sierra Madre tree fall are mentioned amid storm activity.
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Security Council
Philippine ‘Republic
Dee Te
Czechoslovakia
Mras
Valaysia Court Piyster
Gemini candidate Maj Frank Borman visits Duarte parts plant
Maj Frank Borman, former Caltech graduate student and Temple City resident, toured Giannini Controls in Duarte to inspect space craft parts and discuss how workers are essential to NASA's Gemini program. The visit highlighted Giannini gyros and Powerleon sensors used in two man spacecraft, with Borman noting teamwork and praising employees.
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Gemini
Frank Borman
San Gabriel Valley
Callech
Temple City
Giannini Controls Corporation
Duarte
Giannini Controls
Euroscopis
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Giannini Contmts
Monkey Kidney Transplant Removed After Failures
In New Orleans Tulane University surgeons removed a monkey's kidneys from a patient after clinical evidence showed they were not operating at maximum efficiency. The operation was the first of its kind on record and the patient was returned to artificial kidney support, continuing prior treatment.
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Orleans
Tulane
Qei
Tulane University
Teen Gunfire Kills 2 Barstow High School Boys
Police say 17 year old Flores killed two Barstow high school students Stacy Ware 18 and Wayne Kirkendoll 17 and critically wounded a third after they forced his car off the road in a quiet residential area. Flores claimed the victims belonged to a gang and that he acted after being threatened.
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UPI
Robert Flores
Dave Can
Dill
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Anc
Stacy Ware
Larry
Dill Flores
Bar
Kirkendolstowigh School
H. ©. Davis
Davis
Vic
Flores
Stu
Three More Negroes Register to Vote in Louisiana Town
In St Francisville Louisiana three more Black residents joined the voter rolls yesterday bringing the two day total to twelve registrants. The process proceeded without incident as four more registered in the small southeast town.
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St, Francisville
1.A
Louisiana
Phone Strike Starts After Widening Labor Dispute
Nearly 9,000 General Telephone Co workers walk out at 2:01 a.m. after federal mediators failed to end a long dispute over wages and benefits. About 2,000 management staff prepared to handle emergency service. Bell Telephone Co, serving Pasadena and much of the valley, settled for a 2.35 percent raise while General offered 3.14 percent. The wage clash included pension deductions and vacation terms, with shifts in old pension and Social Security contributions. The strike covers Azusa, Baldwin Park, Irwindale, Covina, West Covina and surrounding San Gabriel Valley areas.
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Genera Telephone Co
Columi
San Gabriel Valley
Azusa
Baldwin’ Park
Invindale
Covina
West Covina
ACIO
Oa Perglon
Hell: Telephone Co
Bell
Pasadena
General
Dell
The
Improve Your Reading Do It Yourself Kit Offered
Readers are invited to use the Improve Your Reading kit developed by the Star-News and The Independent. The program promises an easy effective way to increase reading skills for adults and children and will be offered for the first time at a cost. Details will appear in tomorrow's Independent Star-News.
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Star-News
Independent
Independent Star-News
Hope Lange to Wed Abbess Hane Large and Alan Pakula
Actress Hope Lange plans a Bel Air wedding to Abbess Hane Large and film producer Alan J Pakula on the same day. The announcement notes a private ceremony with guests from the entertainment industry and a forthcoming honeymoon to follow.
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Hope Lange
Hane Large
Alan J. Pakula
Bel Air
Ben Bella Aide to Seek UN Aid in Cease-Fire
Algeria negotiates a cease-fire with Morocco in the Western Sahara border war with insistence on Moroccan troop withdrawal behind lines. M Y Yazid heads to the UN in New York to press Algeria's case and lobby African and Asian delegations amid ongoing fighting and disputed border posts.
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Ben Bella
U.N
Algiers
Algeria
Sahara
Morocco
Ahmed Ben Bella
M'haramed ' Yazid
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Yazid
al. News
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Allas
Saharz
Wilnessna
Algeriie
Algeria Defense Ministry
Porsche dWih
Moroccar Horoes
Nassi-Belda
Associated Press
Hassi-Belda
Home becomes Britain’s prime minister amid Conservative rift
Lord Home, elevated by Macmillan over Tory objections, forms a new cabinet facing a restless Conservative party and a resurgent Labour opposition. As foreign secretary for three years, Home aims for firm but flexible policy toward the Soviet Union while courting Washington. Close ties with Kennedy signal a cautious approach to Cold War issues and nuclear test limits. The party splits and Deputy PM Butler’s bid falters as Home seeks to unite the government for upcoming elections.
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Lord Home
Gobern
Britain
Tome
Labor Party
Torlea Oi
Warold — Macmilan
Hume
House of Commons
Macmillan
Hame
Soviet Union
Wnome
Washington
Flome
Kennedy
White House
Nobel Winner Joins Santa Barbara Group
Linus Pauling, twice a Nobel Prize laureate, resigns from Caltech after 41 years to join the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions in Santa Barbara. He plans to devote his life to science medicine and peace and to international law. the move, announced amid Nobel Peace Prize acclaim, follows widespread letters of support and some criticism over his anti nuclear testing stance. Nuclear explosions may be hald to page 6 column 4.
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Martin
Cogen
Bowo
Gary
Bine
Tucson
Aviz
West Point
Temple City
Caltech
West Paint
Aerospace Research Pilot
Edwards Air Orca Base
de Linus Pauling
California Institute of Technology
Center For
Santa Barbare Ita
Dr. Pauling
Pauling
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Germany
Ecumenical Council
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Inside the Independent
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