Congress Eyes Quick Adjournment
Washington AP reports Congress aims to adjourn by week’s end unless President Johnson disrupts plans with a new nomination. Both chambers rush health education and welfare funds, labor budget, national defense and foreign aid bills as Nixon Humphrey and Wallace debate TV appearances. Senate delays on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty threaten to delay adjournment.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
Abe Fortas
Fortas
Earl Warren
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor Department
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Satellite Fizzle Costs NASA $61.9 Million at Vandenberg
At Vandenberg Air Force Base California a Nimbus B weather satellite valued at $50 million failed May 18 when a gyroscope was improperly inserted in the Thorad Agena D rocket, causing erratic flight and destruction of the craft. The wreckage and its two batteries were recovered about 50 miles off the coast near San Miguel Island. The loss totals $61.9 million including satellite experiments launch vehicle and ground ops.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
San Miguel Island
California
NASA Air Force Investigation Board
Vandenberg
Nimbus
Pacific
Aim To Beat Coal Strike Deadline
Washington AP negotiators press to beat a midnight deadline on a tentative wage rise for about 80 000 soft coal miners. An increase of at least 2.50 per day is agreed, but nonmonetary issues including union buy‑from nonunion mines and dust control hold up final terms amid a broad strike in several states.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Union
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Iinois
Kentucky
McCarthy Listed On New York Ballot In November
The Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court ordered Eugene J. McCarthy’s name to appear on New York’s presidential ballot, overturning a lower court and upholding the Coalition party’s petition after McCarthy declined to have his name listed.
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McCarthy
New York State
Spanx, W.Y
Appellate Division
State
Supreme Court
Eugene J. McCarthy
New York
Coalition Party
Hubert H. Humphrey
Secretary of State
Walkout at Oliver High Sparks School Disturbance
Pittsburgh AP report says about 200 white students walked out at Oliver High School. Four walked out Monday after Thursday melee and suspensions. outside agitators blamed. Nine injured, three arrested as clashes spilled into North Side streets. Teachers seek higher safety measures after the incident.
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Pittsburgh
Oliver High School
Richard T. Wentley
Wentley
School Board
Mothers
State Justice Department
Mayor's Human Relations Commission
Mayor's Committee On Human Resources
Oliver
Food, Housing Fund May Suffer More From Budget Slashes
Washington AP report says House Appropriations Committee proposed a 50 million cut to the food stamp program and reductions in two housing programs along with a juvenile delinquency project, following a near billion dollar housing aid and urban renewal cut. The House was expected to approve the committee actions.
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Washington
Administration
House Appropriations Committee
House
Johnson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Congress
Appropriations Committee
HUD
Justice Department
Fatal crashes toll grows with two highway deaths
The report details two fatal accidents near Corry and Meadville. Mierke, by wheel off Route near Wheelock, and Joseph Sivik, 61, lost control on Route 27 east of Meadville. Coroner to investigate cause while highway patrol considers charges. District also notes budget cuts to HUD and urban renewal programs.
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Mierke
Corry- Culling
Wheelock
Berm
Corry
Corry Hospital
James Kranar
Carl Buckshaw
Kranar
Daly
Crawford County
Meadville
Joseph Sivik
Sivik
Wilbur C. Thomas
Raid Nets Drugs Three Students Charged in Pa Raid
STATE COLLEGE Pa AP early morning raid on a borough apartment by local police led to firing charges against three Penn State students. Bail set at 250 dollars each. Officers found hashish two pipes and about half an ounce of marijuana. Charges include possession and use of marijuana for Raynond L Sirchie 20 Conshohocken Marvin Gold 19 Philadelphia and Lawrence E Dalton 21 Philadelphia charged with use of marijuana.
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State College
Pennsylvania State University
Justice of the Peace
Guy Mills
Raynond L. Sirchie
Conshoyocken
Marvin Gold
Philadelphia
Lawrence E. Dalton
Hint Of Soviet Satellite Weapons Test
A Wilhelm Foerster Observatory spokesman in West Berlin said the Soviet Union may have tested a new satellite weapons system again. Harro Zimmer cited Cosmos 244 launched October 2 and possibly released from its rocket for a suborbital maneuver in south central Asian Russia as an initial suborbital test of a space weapons delivery system.
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Wilhelm Foerster
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Harro Zimmer
Zimmer
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