Assembly Kudos and Kicks for Iowa Legislature
Gov Hughes hails a constructive body while opponents call it overburdened. The 1965 Iowa General Assembly, split Democratic majorities cost 267.8 million for 1965 67, extended 145 days, and set education funding above past records. Page 3A continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Hughes
Iowa
Robert Ray
Gemini Flight Plans Map Eight More Space Missions
Space officials outline eight additional Gemini missions at two month intervals to train for moon missions. Gemini 3 carried Grissom and Young in a three orbit test, Gemini 4 aimed for a four day stay, Gemini 5 for seven days, rendezvous drills with a spherical satellite, and Gemini 7 through 8 cover docking and medical data as preparations continue for Atlas Agena linkups and future crew activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Grissom
John Young
James McDivitt
Edward White
Gordon Cooper
Charles Conrad
Gemini
Walter Schirra
Tom Stafford
Stafford
Agena
Polaris Submarines Quietly Patrolling Red Coasts
Washington reports four Polaris submarines have been on firing stations off the Red Chinese and eastern Russian coasts for six months without detected antisubmarine activity. The subs show no reported approach by ships aircraft or submarines, suggesting stealthy operations from a base near Guam via a Polaris submarine tender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red Chinese
Russian
Polaris
Western Pacific
Guam
Dunkirk Survivors Mark 25th Anniversary Ceremony
Nearly 300 British veterans of the Dunkerque evacuation marched to the beaches to honor comrades who died 25 years earlier. Wreaths were laid at a seawall monument as a Shackleton bomber dropped flowers and a Royal Scots band led the procession through Dunkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerque
France
Leslie Atkin
Royal Air Force
England
Royal Scots
Royal Navy
Klan Plans Active Northern Summer Amid Civil Rights Drive
Ku Klux Klan organizers plan a four day rally over Memorial Day weekend and a summer in the North to counter the civil rights push in the South. Elise Witte claims broad northern chapter effort with cross burnings near Lebanon Yellow Springs Coyington and Louisville. Local turnout appeared modest but organizers insist the movement revived interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
North
Cincinnati
The
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Martin Luther King
South
Elise Witte
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Nati
Columbus
Cleveland
Knights of the Klan
Toledo
Akron
Dayton
William
High Morris
Buchanan
Iga
Aula Alls
Kentucky
Coyington
Louisville
Parkie Scott
First Night Without Subway Crime Reported in New York
The subway system posted its first crime-free night in history as police patrolled trains. Transit Commissioner John Gilhooley announced the crimeless night occurred Thursday and attributed it to the new policing on trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Transit Authority
John Gilhooley
Riots Between Saigon Police and Catholic Protesters
Several hundred Roman Catholic rioters clashed with Saigon police Saturday night. Police fired in the air as officials’ car was overturned and burned. One policeman was hit by a thrown object. no other casualties reported. Police waited outside the area after the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Living in a Volkswagen Front Seat: Gemini Mission
Houston AP reports James McDivitt and Edward White endure a 97 hour world flight in a tiny Gemini capsule. Engineer Norman Shyken notes the cramped space rivals a car seat while they eat sleep work and exercise. Flight director John Hodge calls the craft durable and capable for long missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
James McDivitt
Edward White
Space Agency
James M McDivitt
Norman Shyken
McDowell Aircraft Corp
Gemini
Jim
Gemini 4 astronauts near space endurance record
James McDivitt and Edward White neared two thirds of their marathon mission in space on Saturday, aiming to surpass the Soviet endurance record of 119 hours 6 minutes. The crew already exceeded all prior American space flight time and could stay up five more days to attempt the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
James McDivitt
Edward White
McDivitt
White
Cape Kennedy
Hodge
White's Space Walk Feels Like Slow Floating in Orbit
Houston AP reports astronaut Ed White during his solo space excursion drifted rather than walked. He used small jets to push himself in weightless space, tethered to the craft and moving at high orbital speed with minimal propulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Houston
Ed White
Space
Earth
Apollo director cautions on 1968 moon mission possibility
May Speed Apollo director of the Apollo man to the moon program said there is an outside chance to send men on lunar journeys in 1968 rather than the 1969 target. Dr. Joseph Shea added the acceleration depends on no hitches and a flawless test-launch record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Morris
Mathews Rules Out Extra Orbits After Kraft Conference
Dr. George Mueller and Charles Mathews answered reporters about space flight plans saying additional orbits beyond the planned 62 will definitely not take place. Mathews stated he was unaware of what Kraft said at the news conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mathews
Gemini
Newsmen
Mathews
Kraft
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
Edward White III
Bonnie Lynn
Edward White II
Edward
Bonnie
Control ‘Center
Manned Spacecraft Center
Collins Radio Co
Frank Nye
Des Moines
Gist General Assembly
House
Senate
Hughes
Legislature
Republi
U.S
Lebanon
Volkswagen
John Hodge
Iso Far
Bulletin
Pacific
Chris Kraft
Shyken
City Hall
Iowa News
New Dooks
Fuk
George Mueller