Bare Details Of Gemini 5 Rendezvous
Cape Kennedy Florida AP NASA outlined Gemini 5 plan to orbit 100 to 219 miles high for 191 hours 53 minutes. Cooper and Conrad aim a rendezvous with the REP satellite, first in space linking two craft. The flight from Cape Kennedy launches on Thursday, ending 500 miles south of Bermuda after 121 orbits.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Navy
Cml
Charles Conrad Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
Atlantic
Bermuda
Cooper
Cohrad
Globe
Valery Bykovsky
James A. McDivitt
Edward A. White
Conrad
Johnson Faces U N Funding Dilemma And Russia Credit
President Johnson must craft a solution to quiet Republican critics and preserve U S influence as eight Communist nations owe 108 million dollars to the United Nations for peacekeeping in the Middle East and the Congo. Russia and France refuse payment, risking loss of vote. the United States seeks a graceful backdown amid Vietnam concerns.
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James Marlow
Washington
Johnson
United States
Russia
United Nations
Soviet Union
France
Belgium
South Africa
Yemen
Middle East
Congo
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
World Organization
Federal team to map Northeast drought relief plan
A federal water crisis team led by Interior Secretary Udall and Army Lt. Gen. Cassidy begins a Northeast drought response, meeting in Philadelphia Camden Newark and New York City with local officials. The move follows a White House conference urging federal state and private action and mobilizing aid for longer range water projects from Maine to Virginia.
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Washington
Northeast
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
W. F. Cassidy
Army
Engliers
Philadelphia
Camden
N.J
Newark
New York City
Johnson
White House
Congress
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maine
Virginia
3 Day Sidewalk Bazaar Under Way With Buys Galore
The annual three day Side Walk Bazaar Daze opens today as one of the citys largest events in years with bargains all three days. Prizes will be drawn Saturday with ten locations listing times and donors including G C Murphy Sherwin Williams Guignon Hardware Grice Jewelers Stahl Jewelry Fair Store Woolworth and Carrigs. Purchases range from donated daily items to big ticket prizes in events starting at 10 a.m. and continuing through 3 p.m. with several drawings and donors named for each prize.
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Bennett's
Carrig's Footwear
D'Arcy Studio
Fair Store
Grice Jewelers
Guignon Hardware
G. C. Murphy Co
Sherwin-Williams, Co
Stahl's Jewelry
F. W. Woolworth
G. C. Murphy
Sherwin-Williams
Stahl Jewelry
Carrigs
Explosion at Titan missile complex leaves 53 dead
SEARCY Ark AP The Air Force expects 10 days to two weeks to determine cause of blast and fire at Titan missile complex killing 53. An investigation by a 30 man team continues as top officials tour the underground silo. Only two workers survived.
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Washington
Zuckert
J. William Fulbright
D-Ar
John L. McClellan
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Orval EB. Faubus
Arkanigas
Douglas Wood
Rock Air ‘Force Base
C. B. Stewart
Office of the Inspector General
CD Equipment Finds New Home Behind City Garage
Civil Defense storeroom gear moved from old city garages behind Fire Station No 2 on East Washington Street to a space offered by Ralph Goold of Corry Concrete and Gravel Co. The rescue truck pumper generator and utility trailer are being relocated immediately as the garages are razed for off-street parking.
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Civil Defense
East Washington Street
Clifford Holcomb
Ralph Goold
Corry Concrete and Gravel Co
North Center Street
Holcomb
Goold
City Seeks Applicants for School Patrol Jobs
Drake announced the city seeks men and women to serve as school patrols starting with the new term. Applicants may pick up forms at the Municipal Building city engineers office and return them by Wednesday morning. Interviews start at 9 a.m. Wednesday in Council Chambers.
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Oariey Drake
Council Chambers
Drake
Ex Dem Solon Prost Dies in Baltimore
Gracie Prost 59 long serving Democratic representative from Idaho's 1st District who served 1952 to 1962 died yesterday in Baltimore Maryland.
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Dem Solon
Baltimore, Md
Gracie Prost
Idaho
Verbal Clash Over Pay Hours Splits County Officials
In Erie County courthouse tensions rise as employees accuse the Salary Board of favoritism in wage adjustments and working hours. Officials debate time clocks and possible pay deductions for tardiness while chiefs threaten staunch measures. The board contemplates action as audits and job analyses spark claims of inequity and improper scheduling.
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Erie County
Cayes
Hospitalize 2 Area Girls After Crash
Two teenage girls were hospitalized at Union City Memorial Hospital after a single car crash early today on Route 8 four miles north of Union City. Bertha M. Curtis 21 of R D 1 Union City drove off a sharp curve and struck a utility pole. Patricia Bellis 14 and Taine Ruben 18 were passengers and to receive x rays this afternoon. Curtis was unhurt. car damage about 380 dollars and pole damage about 100 dollars.
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Ano R. D. 2
Centerville
Union City Memorial Hospital
Elmer Schifke
Corry
Patricia Bellis
Taine Ruben
Curtis
Carter Hill Area Police Seek Sex Deviate In Assault On Girl
Police seek a man who twice last week attacked a 10-year-old girl at knife point along Pollet Road. The description notes a tall man with gray hair, red birthmark, driving a black Ford or Chevrolet, last seen near Follett Road by the child's home. State Police urged residents to report sightings to the local substation.
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Carter Hill
Pollet Road
Augustard
George Martin
Paul Litt
Follett Road
Corry
Sita
Tares
Chevrolet
Teeners Admit Vandalism In First Ward
City police closed a vandalism case after three local youths aged 13 and 14 confessed to extensive damage on East South street during Thursday night into Friday morning. The boys will face juvenile court. parents cited for a curfew violation as damage to cars trees and property may require restitution.
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Lodi
Harley Drake
East South Street
Drake
State Rebuffs Sparta School Appeal in Reorganization
The Sparta Merged School District loses again in its bid to avoid Erie County’s three unit plan. The State Board of Education reaffirmed the Erie County merger, leaving Sparta outside the Corry Union City Sparta district. The matter moves to Dauphin County Court and possibly the State Supreme Court as Sparta ponders further appeal.
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Sparta
Erie County
Corry Jointure
Union City Area
Harrisburg
State Board of Education
Crawford County
Imine
Corry-Union City- Sparta
Dauphin County
Court of Appeals
Pennsylvania
Hotel Closes After 37 Years in Pittsburgh
A 100-room downtown Pittsburgh hotel will close on September 15 after four years under Harris Realty Co. ownership. The owner, Albert Harts, says the hotel has averaged a $100,000 annual loss with about 30 percent occupancy and declined to name a buyer, indicating the building will not continue as a hotel.
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Pittsbuigh
Pittsburgh
Albert Harts
Harris Realt Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harris
Plopsty
Coin contract awarded for copper panel material
Composite Metal Products Inc of Eighty Four Pa has been awarded a 3 million dollar contract by the Treasury Department to supply copper panel material for new coins and quarters. The announcement stated the government move aims to strengthen minting capabilities amid ongoing procurement measures.
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Washington — Composite Metal Products, Inc
Eighty- Four
Treasury Department
Reds Down U S Plane By Missile Over North Viet Nam
A U S Navy plane was shot down by a surface to air missile about 50 miles south south west of Hanoi. The pilot is presumed killed. The other three Skyhawks returned safely. The incident follows a prior downing near Hanoi and suggests mobile missile units may be used. In the central highlands U S and Vietnamese forces mobilized around the Duc Co camp and Pleiku area to back a relief column.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
North
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Wat
Ouissile
U.S
Central Highlands
Specie
Duc Co
173Rd Airborne Brigade
1St Infantry Division
Pleiky
Duc
College Youth Fair Game In Heavier Draft
New York AP report notes Selective Service boards across 20 states plan tighter deferment rules for college students amid rising Vietnam draft calls. Boards will review student status, with some requiring transcripts to prove full course loads and solid grades as quotas surge to highest since Korean War levels.
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New York
Associated Press
Wayne Rhodes
Indiana Selective Service System
Johnson
Pentagon
Navy
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service System
Honeymoon Over McNamara Loses Out With Congress
Washington AP reports Congress ended McNamara’s honeymoon by rejecting his Army reserves merger plan. A House Armed Services subcommittee ruled the merger would harm combat readiness and national interest. Senate approves a $1 billion military pay bill, larger than McNamara requested, with quick House passage expected.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
House
Armed Services
Hep
Edward Hebert
D-La
McNamara
Capital Hill
Senate
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Gary Wayne Lay
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Ark
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Eugene M. Zuckert
Rep
Willon Mills
Sen
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Lay
A.m
William Q. Hill Jr
John C. Wagner
Wagner
Register of Wills
Roger Mischer
Fred W. Lamberton
Byron J. Clapper
Fischer
District Attorney’s Office
Bipartisan Board
Carter Hill Area
Robert McNamara
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