Gemini 4 ends long space mission with splashdown and cheers
Astronauts McDivitt and White landed in the Atlantic after 97 hours 57 minutes in Gemini 4, were airlifted to the carrier Wasp, and greeted by rapid recovery. Doctors report elevated heart rates but no lasting harm as they prepare for further medical exams and a Houston reunion.
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Space
Ocean
Col
McDivitt
White
Itt and and White
Moon
New Mexico
Wasp
Mec Divitt
U.S
Earth
Atlantic
Houston
Horden
Keepsi
Cape Kennedy
Gemini
Frogmen
Waap
James McDivitt
Ing
Ed White
Jennie Gannon Receives UT Bachelor in Business Marketing
Jennie Mace Gannon, daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Gannon, of Charleston West Virginia, graduates from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. She earned a B S in business marketing with a focus on computer-guided jets and ends her college years at 11 44 p m on graduation night.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Jennie Mace Gannon
Sone
Cui Agin
J. R. Gannon
McDivitt
White
Chester Rd
Charleston
W. Va
Supreme Court ruling could reshape coal industry antitrust stakes
Lawyer and Coal Co. president L. E. Woods says the Supreme Court decision may have far reaching antitrust implications for small operators and the United Mine Workers. The case stems from a dispute over industry wide contracts designed to limit competition and to fund union benefits. A new trial was ordered with jury instructions on potential antitrust violations if industry wide bargaining eliminates competition.
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Don Marsh
U. S. Supreme Court
L. E. Woods of
Huntington
Crystal Black Coal Co
United Mine Workers of America
Phillips Brothers Coal Co
Campbell County
Tenn
Woods
Tower Court
UMW
Supreme Court
Phillips
West Virginia
Ssulurleu Lyavu
Tmne
Navy expands coastal patrol against smuggling from North Vietnam
Secretary of the Navy Paul H. Nitze announced an active coastal patrol to block smuggling of arms and personnel from North Vietnam into South Vietnam. President Johnson and officials will discuss with U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor as he returns from Saigon for talks. Since March counter-infiltration forces have stopped and searched over 20 000 vessels in the area.
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Washington
Navy
North
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Secretary of the Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Saigon
U. S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Johnson
Nitze
Taylor
Threat to Virginia Islands Endangers Shore and Shellfish
The islands off Virginia's Eastern Shore face rapid erosion without dune barriers. Lt. Col. F B Proctor, Norfolk district engineer for the Army Corps of Engineers, warned many or all could disappear within 25 years, threatening the local shellfish industry and eastern shore livelihoods.
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New York Times
Virginia Beach
Virginia
F. B. Proctor
Norfolk
Army Corps of Engineers
Court Finds Giles County School Bias in Desegregation
Federal Judge Thomas J. Michie ruled Giles County Virginia schools discriminated by not hiring seven Black teachers during desegregation last fall. He ordered an injunction against further discrimination and a preferential hiring system to protect the affected teachers.
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Charlottesville
Thomas J. Michie
Giles County
Potter Stewart
Hugo L. Black
Arthur J. Goldberg
Earl Warren
William J. Brennan, Jr
Indian and Pakistani Forces Clash at Kashmir Front
Eleven Pakistani soldiers were killed in a clash with Indian forces along the Kashmir ceasefire line. A defense ministry spokesman said Indian losses were unknown and that Pakistani troops intruded in strength but were beaten back. The Pakistani side reportedly held additional casualties while the Indian side sustained losses.
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New Delhi
Kashmir
Defense Ministry
Army Chief Chides India Pakistan as UN Observer Sees Resistance
In Kashmir Lt. Gen. Robert H Nimmo the UN observer chief says India and Pakistan hinder aid by resisting reform. He notes the UN mission cannot help if locals refuse to cooperate. In Taiwan a mass birth control drive with US aid introduces a new population guidance booklet.
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Chides
India
Pakistan
Taiwan
New York Times
Srinagar
Kashmir
United Nations
Robert H
Nimmo
U. N
Taichung
United States
Rain Forecast From Coast To New England
Rain and thunder showers are due today from the Coast and south Atlantic states to the lower Lakes and New England. Weather lines suggest widespread showers with possible localized thunderstorms across the region.
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Atlantic States
Weather forecast themes and scattered storms across regions
The report outlines humid afternoons with scattered thundershowers in several areas including West Virginia Virginia Kentucky and Southeast Ohio. It notes partly cloudy warm conditions with highs in the 70s to low 80s and possible evening clearing. Some zones expect heavier showers locally with a brief warming trend into midweek.
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Pennsylvania
Charleston
Ohio
West Virginia
Jess
Kentucky
Virginia
Fire damages Burger-Chef drive-in at Spring Hill
A morning fire at the Burger-Chef drive-in in Spring Hill caused about 500 dollars in damage. Fire Chief Joe Eastwood said two South Charleston fire companies responded at 7 30 a m and the blaze started in the ventilating fan system.
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Spring Hill
Joe Eastwood
South Charleston
Citizens in Gori plan reopening Stalin birthplace museum
Citizens of the Georgian town of Gori plan to reopen the municipal museum honoring their native son Joseph Stalin. The two room brick house where Stalin was born will again host exhibits after a closure during de Stalinization under Nikita S Khrushchev.
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New York Times
Moscow
Gori
Joseph Stalin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Conflict Law Study Group Divides Subcommittee Plans Change
A legislative interim subcommittee studying conflict of interest laws moves to subdivide itself and hire an Independent counsel. Edward M Payse II proposes a new fire man group including one senator and one appointee from its membership with Bernard Jacobson and an executive-branch member. Angus Peyton mentioned as future Gov. Smith aide. The group aims to define conflict of interest and complete a code by January 1966 using existing agencies. The plan awaits approval by the Joint Committee on Government and Finance and Commission on Interstate Commerce.
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Edward M. Payse II
D. Raleigh
Nw Fireman Group
Delegane
Berard Jacobson
Governor's
Citizens’ Committee
Angus Peyton
Gov. Smith
Payne
Joint Committee On Government and Finance
Commission On Interstate Commerce
Supreme Court tosses Estes conviction over televised trial
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that Billie Sol Estes could not be guaranteed a fair Texas swindling trial televised to the public. The decision marks a pivotal moment in the debate over cameras in court and fair trial rights.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Estes
Connecticut
William O. Douglas
Dilmen Re Elect F G Bannerot to Director
OW CITY Pa F G Bannerot Jr Elk Refining Co Charleston W Va has been reelected a director of the Pennsylvania Crude Oil Assn The action announced Monday after the group's annual meeting also includes West Virginia oilmen to serve as directors F Clinton Edwards Pennzoil Co Parkersburg E C Hartman Independent Oil & Gas Assn Parkersburg and W Porter Dick West Virginia Oil and Natural Gas Assn Mannington
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OW City
F. G. Bannerot Jr
Elk Refining Co
Charleston
W. Va
Pennsylvania
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