De Gaulle Visits Soviet Space Center During Novosibirsk Stop
French President de Gaulle toured the Baikonur area and Novosibirsk during a 11 day Soviet tour. Tass reported a Cosmos satellite launch while de Gaulle observed from the space center. Podgorny accompanied him as tens of thousands gathered to bid farewell in Novosibirsk.
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Yugoslav Vatican Ties Restored After 14 Years
Belgrade and the Vatican agreed to resume diplomatic relations ending a 14 year break. The move allows a formal Holy See mission in a communist capital for the first time since 1952 and could open doors to ties with other communist states. Yugoslavia promised religious freedom while the Vatican said Roman clergy would refrain from political activity.
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City Lines Objects to MAC Report On Cedar Rapids Bus Firm
Cedar Rapids City Lines officials and Davenport based National City Lines disputed a MAC study scope and calendar. They argued the June 6 report overbroadly covered 1962 to 1965 while neglecting 1964 data and emphasized a 1965 passenger loss as a trigger for deficits.
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Barbara Petsel Crowned Miss Wool of America 1966
Barbara Elizabeth Petsel of Cedar Rapids, 20, crowned Miss Wool of America at San Angelo. Runners up were Roxanne Neeley of Phoenix and Janice Archer of Austin. Petsel, Drake University sophomore, daughter of A T Petsel, wins college travel, car and wardrobe packages. Event sponsored by American Sheep Producers Council and San Angelo board.
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Utah
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Carnival Ride Loops 35 Minutes In Austin Rave
About 20 festival riders endured a Scrambler ride that malfunctioned in Austin Minnesota. The brake drum failed and the ride ran 35 minutes before emergency crews halted it. Firefighters lowered a worker to disable the engine. Four teenagers were treated and released from a local hospital.
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Peking Tensions Rise as China Accuses Mongolia
AP reports amid a Mau policy setback in Romania that Peking accuses Mongolia of violating Chinese territory and seeking troop information. The note, issued during Chou En-lai's Romania visit, signals Beijing's hardened stance and wider Sino Soviet strains.
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Meredith resumes march toward Jackson from Canton
James Meredith resumes his 159 mile trek toward Jackson along U.S. 51 from Canton with Dick Gregory and a small group. He says he will go to the Canton town limits before continuing by auto. The march follows his previous shooting and signals ongoing civil rights protest.
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Withdrawal of U S peace force from Dominican Republic approved
The Organization of American States voted to pull out the remaining 8 000 peacekeepers from the Dominican Republic within 90 days. The move comes as protesters in Canton rally and SNCC leaders warn of possible shifts in the march as U S forces begin departure coordinated with a July inauguration.
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Merck scientist reports near perfect mumps vaccine
Dr Maurice Rilleman of Merck Institute for Therapeutic Research and his daughter aided development of a live virus mumps vaccine using the Jeryl Lynn strain. The vaccine showed 98 percent effectiveness in trials and protected children for up to seven months, though not yet licensed for general use.
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Blairs Ferry Paving Work to Close Cedar Rapids Marion Strip
Blairs Ferry road from C avenue NE in Cedar Rapids east to Highth avenue in Marion will close for three weeks starting Monday at 8:30 am for paving. Bill Harrington Linn county engineer said the cut off allows Collins Radio Co morning shift access. Traffic on the work stretch will detour to Fiftieth street NE. The county will pave the eastern segment from Cedar Rapids end into Marion.
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