Possible Russian space ship launch eyed by Moscow
Belgrade led Yugoslav press dispatch from Moscow cites Borba reporter Risto Bajalski noting signs point to an upcoming space flight with a crew of cosmonauts. The absence of high profile Kremlin space flight experts and special reporters at V E Day 20th anniversary events is highlighted as supporting indicators.
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Yugoslavia
Moscow
Risto Bajalski
Borba
Kremlin
Draft to continue till 1970 with rising pay incentives
Pentagon experts estimate it could cost 3 to 5 billion dollars yearly to raise military pay and incentives enough to lure an all volunteer force. The study ordered by President Johnson should show the draft staying in place at least until 1970 with recommendations to boost enlistments and shift some jobs to civilians.
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Pentagon
Johnson
White House
Army
Londoners clash phone numbers reveal gambling venue
Global briefs report a Knightsbridge Sporting Club gambling facility opened Monday night for novice gamblers. The piece notes a humorous exchange over hotline numbers between Gamblers Anonymous and Knightsbridge, with church and club figures weighing odds and outcomes. In Moscow, a WWII documentary drew applause for Stalin’s film appearance, his first on Soviet screens since 1956. London House of Commons approved in principle the Labour budget by 299 296 votes, amid warnings and possible resignation if defeated.
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Wolfe Bednash
London
Moscow
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Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
House of Commons
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Kansas Members Vote On Major Congressional Aid Bills
In Washington Republican lawmakers from Kansas backed or opposed key measures. House passage votes included a 316-55 stand on a 2.2 billion supplemental appropriation, with Dole Ellsworth Mize in support and Shriver Shubitz against. A 408-7 vote approved a 700 million Viet Nam operation bill with Dole Ellsworth Mize Shriver Skubitz in support. A 389-11 vote authorized 5.18 billion for NASA. Dole Ellsworth Mize supported while Shubitz opposed. Shriver did not vote. In the Senate a 88-3 passage of the 700 million Viet Nam measure occurred with Carlson and Pearson voting for. An amendment to the voting rights bill failed 25-64, opposing automatic registration procedures.
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Viet Nam
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Pear Son
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Monument Raised to Yugoslav Tree Grafting Hero
Grateful villagers in Ivasevac erect a monument for Jandrija Manojlovic a 75 year old who grafted fruit trees for them free for years He may be the only living Yugoslav besides President Tito to receive a monument.
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Ivasevac
Jandrija Manojlovic
Tito
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