Soviet Leaders Hint Shift in Plans for Consumer Goods
The Supreme Soviet signals easing of investment priorities with Kosygin promising continued emphasis on consumer goods while trimming defense. Garbuzov notes higher housing and social spending as Kosygin attributes agricultural lag to Khrushchev's faults. Chemistry retains growth priority for the five year plan amid cautious rhetoric.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
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Isheher
Alexei N. Kosygin
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Khrushchev
Tiger in Tank Surprises NYSEG Workers in Lockport
Maintenance staffers for New York State Electric and Gas Corp report odd occurrences in basements. Noval Seeloff traced a hissing sound to an unidentified source while Roy Scinta was startled by a pet monkey leaping onto his shoulder.
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New York State Electric and Gas Corp
Noval Seeloff
Roy Scinta
Bandit Robs Holiday Inn Takes Three Guests Hostage
A Black bandit robbed the Holiday Inn in Kansas City with rounds exchanged at the motel office. Night guard Harold Stenson and two guests were harmed as the attacker forced a woman employee to a room and used a car to escape with three held people, including Richard Olson, Robert Brandquist, and Don Sheeby.
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Enat
Tevea
Harold Stenson
Charles Moore
Stenson
Hodge
Richard M. Olson
North Riverside
Ill
Robert Brandquist
West Chester
Don Sheeby
Omaha
Neb
Bank Robbery Chase Ends With Suspect Capture In Atlanta
Police pursued a fleeing vehicle through a northwest Atlanta neighborhood after an attempted robbery at Citizens & Southern National Bank. A bank employee and his family were held briefly as a hostage. A young woman was released. the driver, identified as Keith Bak, was captured. The man warned authorities of harm to hostages and fled as a helicopter assisted the pursuit. No money was taken.
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Citizens & Southern Naional Bank
Northwest
Atlan
FBI
Bankcopter
Joe Collins
Susan Engle
Keither Bak Teller
Donald Moore
Gemini craft launch halted by automated safety system
Cape Kennedy AP reports a Titan 2 booster halted by an unmanned Gemini test as engines fired and countdown continued before automatic safety arms released. The launch was stopped after the electronic system detected a problem and sent a stop signal.
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Cape Kennedy
Space Agency
Women's Page News Guide Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
The column presents buying tips for women readers with emphasis on trusted shopping practices and safety. It highlights how to verify products, compare prices, and recognize scams while guiding readers to make informed purchases.
Navy Yard Loss Announces Impending Shutdown
Brooklyn Navy Yard closure prompts headlines and public confusion as NASA delays a planned 19 minute suborbital flight test from Cape Kennedy. An onlooker comments on the missing capsule amid recovery preparations and postponement of the launch date.
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Cape Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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