Moon Orbit Policy Dilemmas After Gemini 9
Editorial argues Moon nearly within reach prompts questions about use of space. It notes Gemini 9 rendezvous successes but docking issues, compares US and USSR progress, and urges joint development to ensure space advances serve humanity.
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Public Spirit Drowns At City Crossing Bottleneck
Frustration grows over a Patrick Street New York Central crossing bottleneck as repairs drag on. Citizens blame freight carriers and fault city leaders Mayer Shenkiin and the council for failing to push underpasses or overpasses within municipal limits while Charleston lags behind nearby towns South Charleston and Flantington in resolving the issue.
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Mystery over Kanawha graduates count clarified
The article explains 2900 graduates figure was a misreading. The correct count of county residents who attended college that year is 10996, close to the national average, noting confusion over AAU officials' claim.
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Camping Excuse Triggers Parents to Watch Boys
Readers warn that a simple camping excuse can mask roaming boys near homes or neighbors. They urge vigilance and suggest checking on children to prevent unsupervised trips and possible trouble.
Byrd for President civ rights movement note
A fragment references political support for Senator Byrd in a civil rights context. It mentions figures or placeholders such as Mari Hine Dr. Raed William H. Quees Clifttep, though details are incomplete.
Johnson shifts foreign policy as election near grows
President Johnson's actions in Vietnam and foreign policy appear increasingly guided by political considerations ahead of the November elections. He seeks to involve the United Nations in shaping a constitutional framework for Vietnam.
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New York Times Service
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Amherst walkout critique urges indignant action and style
Russell Baker argues Amherst graduates should express protest with guts and imagination beyond walking out. He urges clever, visible gestures against flawed performances and public figures, likening faux indignation to tasteless theatrics and calling for decisive, disruptive actions that spoil the establishment’s day.
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Changes Proposed in State Disinfectant Procurement
Amid a hospital scandal at Weston State Hospital the state plans a new procurement method. A multi vendor pool will let managers at Pinecrest Sanitarium and Mor gastown Medical Center choose disinfectants best suited for each area and procedure.
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Potomac Fever and Press Conference Quips
Potomac spectators report on political salvos as Jerry Ford jokes about LBJ and Lysdon. A cosmic mishap ends Cernan’s space walk while a Navy bill presses Air Force over the missing H bomb near Spain. California court allows 39 ad interruptions during TV movies. The Mao regime ousts a Peking mayor amid city politics.
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