Soviets Claim U S Space Station Theory Origin
The Soviet press and Komsomolskaya Pravda assert that the U S Space elevator theory, first published by Leningrad scientist Yuri Artsutanov, predates American reporting. They accuse U S researchers of using translated materials without credit and note simultaneous origins of ideas.
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New York Times Service
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Young Communist League
Yuri N. Artsutanov
Leningrad
Equator
Earth
Komsomolskaya
Pravda
U.S
Science
Vladimir Lvov
Artsutanov
Island Creek Opening New Kentucky Mine
The Island Creek project will be operated by the Evans Elkhorn division of the company. A major portion of the mine’s output will fulfill a contract to supply coal for Toledo Eisen Co.
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Island Creek
Kentucky
Evans Elkhorn
Toledo Eisen Co
Fire Calls In Charleston Reported Throughout Day
Charleston firemen answered multiple responses including 1:07 a.m. at 35th Street and MacCorkle Avenue for assistance 11:17 a.m. at 407 Glenwood Ave for assistance 1:12 p.m. at 616 Picadilly St for a brush fire with no damage 1:36 p.m. at McKee Avenue for a false alarm 3:20 p.m. at Clendenin Street and Kanawha Boulevard for a grass fire with no damage 6:37 p.m. at 800 block of Avenue for leaves on fire with no damage 7:35 p.m. at Buchannan Street and Bigley Avenue for leaves on fire with no damage 7:42 p.m. at 310 Morris St for investigation.
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Charleston
35Th Street
MacCorkle Avenue
Glenwood Ave
Picadilly St
McKee Avenue
Clendenin Street
Kanawha Boulevard
Gunshot wounds Charleston woman treated at hospital
A 36 year old Charleston woman Mary Thomas of 216 Green St was treated at Charleston General Hospital for a gunshot wound to the right shoulder. She was listed in good condition at 7 50 p m after being taken by Bob Morris ambulance. Charleston police are investigating the incident. The woman was reportedly shot with a pistol. Clendenin Church of the Nazarene will begin an evening revival at 7 30 p m Thursday with Rev Curtis B Cox of Charleston as evangelist.
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Charleston
Charleston General Hospital
Mary Thomas
Green St
Bob Morris
Clendenin Church of the Nazarene
Curtis B. Cox
Bill Harlow
Ohley
Enicks
Chelyan
Sanday
Haywood
Lanham
Johnson Surgery Planned Wednesday Visions Ahead
A fragmented report notes Johnson plans surgery on Wednesday as part of broader work ahead in the field. The item mentions several riders and a fair and sound tax among referenced elements, though many phrases are garbled.
City Woman Held In Shelfless Tavern Shooting
A 21 year old Charleston woman was jailed on two counts of indecent assault after a tavern shooting at Ohley. Nona McCane was booked after a hearing before Justice of the Peace L. E. Enicks. Two men were wounded, Haywood critically.
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Charleston
Obley
Nona McCane
Justice of the Peace
L. E. Enicks
Chelyan
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Charles E. Haywood
Eskdale
Noah Tanham
U. S. Army
Ft. Rucker
Ala
Haywood
Calm Graceful Aldrin Walks to Space Record
Buzz Aldrin completes a pioneering spacewalk lasting longer than planned. He navigates in a stiff suit from a 30 foot oxygen umbilical, docks with Agena, and uses new waist straps to stabilize movement. Mission Control notes he could have stayed out longer, but advises slowing down.
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Aldrin
Navy
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Reig
Gordon
Anne
Sen
Ken Gordon
Aldie
Mission Control
Eve Buzz
U S Disentangling From U N Deplored at Banquet
Dr William A Wexler of Savannah Georgia cited former U S Senator John W Bricker arguing the United States should not be encumbered by U N treaties. At Charleston B nai B rith Lodge dinner he urged ratification of conventions noting Senate in nearly 20 years has not ratified any human rights conventions. He contrasted leaders Lester Maddox Bo Callaway and suggested Gov Sanders tenure. The golden anniversary featured a Joseph Slut sky award and 50 year pins for two members as 225 guests attended the event with dignitaries including former Gov L L Smith and U S Sen Byrd.
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Wiliam A. Wexler
Savannah
U. S
John W. Bricker
Rohio
U. N
Charleston
Daniel Boone Hotel
Werler
U. S. Senate
B'nai B'rith
Senate
Latin America
South Africa
Soviet Union
Lester Maddox
Bo Callaway
Gov. Sanders
Joseph H. Hearst
Joseph Slutsky
M. I. Mendeloff
Philip Wells
Joe Silverstein
Hulett C. Smith
W. W. Barron
Robert C. Byrd
John M. Slack Jr
Pie
John A. Shank
Inability Agreement Text Washington Presidency Power Transfer
President Johnson outlined an inability agreement for his upcoming surgery. The plan mirrors Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson Nixon procedures. If unable to communicate, the vice president would act as president, then resume full powers when the incapacity ends.
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Washington
Johnson
Eisenhower
Nixon
Kennedy
Humphrey
Restaurant Bill Triggers Suspected Shootout in Saigon
Vietnamese Marines opened fire after a disputed bill, scattering hundreds of bystanders. Two Marines were arrested. no one was wounded. A U S Navy Hospitalman 3 C Ralph Crowse, shopping nearby, described being beaten as an air pistol discharged by a Vietnamese policeman created panic.
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Saigon
Ralph Crowse
Buffalo
N. Y
Crowse
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