Lunar photographs ease fears of moon surface dangers
Scientists from the Ranger project described the latest lunar images as extraordinary and clearer than any before. They said the Sea of Clouds area is a hardened lava region making up about one per cent of the explored surface, while questions remain about how terrain appears to change near the impact point.
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Baseball Standings and Upcoming Schedule From UPI
American League standings show New York leading with 62 wins and 38 losses, Baltimore 63–40, Los Angeles 54–53, Boston 52–52, Minnesota 50–54, Detroit 51–55, Cleveland 45–58, Kansas City 40–63, Washington 41–67. Weeknight games include New York at Minnesota and Detroit at Cleveland, with many matches slated for Monday night.
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Wright extends lead despite water, in Milwaukee Open
Blond star Mickey Wright battled a water hazard on the 16th hole and shot a 74 to stay three strokes ahead at the Milwaukee Jaycee Open. After three rounds at North Shore CC Wright stands 217, with Sue Maxwell, Ruth Jessen, and Sandra McClinton chasing at 220. Wright leaves the LPGA tour after the event for ulcer treatment in Dallas.
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American Stomps, Kicks Wife To Death In Iran
Police charged Robert Math ew Bredin a 39 year old American with beating his wife Rita 41 to death in Tehran while their two children watched. He was jailed and to be tried by a Tehran criminal court with no hearing date set.
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Kennedy Considers Senate Bid as Johnson Drops VP Spotlight
Informed sources say Kennedy, after Johnson’s VP exclusion, relaxes with family while calls to Democratic leaders urge reconsideration. Aides confirm long distance calls from Hyannis to influence support as Kennedy weighs a New York Senate bid and a possible campaign role in 1964.
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Saigon Hit by Shadow Dance Club Terror Blast
In Saigon the Shadow Dance Club was heavily damaged by a Saturday night blast. Authorities said the attack brought the capital under threat from Viet Cong terrorism alongside isolated strikes. An American serviceman was seriously wounded and three dancing girls were killed or injured. Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh signaled a retreat from North Viet Nam threats while denouncing the Viet Cong massacre.
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Britain and Soviet Union agree on halting nuclear spread
A joint communique announced by Britain and the Soviet Union Saturday calls for preventing the spread of nuclear weapons to other countries. The talks hit an impasse over Laos, leaving a planned next step unresolved.
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Moro wins Senate confidence for new center left government
Premier Aldo Moro secure a Senate confidence vote on his new center left government as Italy moves to form a broader coalition with key support from Viarkas.
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Mayor seeks federal aid for slum redevelopment and minority jobs
The mayor aims to obtain large federal funding to redevelop the city’s slum areas and expand job opportunities for minority groups. Community leader Callender and CORE oppose Wagner’s civilian police review board stance, pledging continued demonstrations. Wagner forms an interim three member study group with Dudley and SerVane to review charges.
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