Soviet Venus 3 lands on Venus and plants coat of arms
Moscow reports that a one ton unmanned spacecraft named Venus 3 landed on Venus and planted the Soviet coat of arms in a historic space achievement. The craft covered 24 million miles in about three and a half months, marking another first for the Soviet space program over the United States. Venus 2 preceded it as the first vehicle of its kind.
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Russians land on Moon and Venus flyby noted in report
Space news recounts a Soviet soft landing on the Moon and Venus 2 passing 14 912 miles from Venus and entering solar orbit. It mentions US efforts near Venus and past Moon missions, with Tass citing communications and earlier failures.
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GOP in Inquiry Slams Draft Red Tape Delay
A group of 30 Republican House members warned the draft system is mired in red tape and inefficiency. They called for immediate scrutiny of Selective Service and defense admin, citing stalled papers, misallocated personnel, and tests shaping deferments for students. They urged Congress to act before next year’s expiration of the authority.
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Johnson offers aid and reconstruction to Hanoi for peace
President Johnson appealed to North Vietnam during a White House ceremony marking the Peace Corps fifth anniversary. He urged negotiating peace and avoiding war while the Vietnamese people decide their future and pledged a massive reconstruction program including the North. He said the United States would be willing to abide by negotiated terms.
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Victory Over Viet Cong Claimed By Marines
US air cavalrymen and Vietnamese troops decimated a Communist company in the Son sector after arriving by helicopter twelve miles south of Hue. Marines and Vietnamese forces claimed the Viet Cong 1st Regiment in three actions, boosting enemy deaths to 605 with 14 captured. Northern Nam provinces saw 115 enemy killed as operations extended northward.
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Haywards Political DeSIGN in mayoral race heats up
Hayward campaign signs favor Cooper and Smith as leading contenders battle for names on the April ballot while a silent John J. McKenna remains out of sight. Cooper presses to be listed as mayor with a court fight against Clerk Edward K. Stanton. Smith’s camp questions his status. no directly elected mayor until after the election.
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At the crossroad of life a young singer faces a choice
A 24 year old recalls a pivotal decision about career and faith. From singing in a Tulsa church to appearing on Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts in New York, influential voices warned that fame might require compromising Christian beliefs. The tale frames guidance at life’s crucial crossroads.
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Oliver Estate Park Site Plan Approved by Hayward Board
Hayward Area Recreation District directors approved plans to buy a 21 acre parcel of Over Brothers farm fronting Hesperian Boulevard with a $40,000 cost financed by a federal boost. The plan envisions a community center on the Oliver property with park features including picnicking and swimming.
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Tooke Testifies In Trial Of Feragen For Bribery
James C. Tooke testified as the prosecution's key witness in the Alameda County bribery case involving County Assessor Donald Feragen. He described early ties to Feragen, his shift to tax consulting, and details of payments tied to an $8,455 cash payoff at the Feragen home. His wife Billie previously testified about a kitchen payoff at Feragen and Tooke's Alameda home.
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Assessment Law Overhaul Urged
SACRAMENTO UPS An overhaul of California's assessment laws was proposed in the legislature to prevent a repeat of ongoing scandals. The 24 point package was authored by Assemblymen Nicholas Petris and John T Knox. The lawmakers said general reform is needed to assure taxpayers of fair assessments. Gov Brown had backed reform in his State of the State message.
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