Gemini 5 crews enter final training for eight day flight
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Astronauts L Gordon Cooper Jr. and Charles Conrad Jr. begin final week of training for Gemini 5 a seven to eight day mission. They will perform a rendezvous with a satellite, practice orbital maneuvers and 17 experiments, including photography and medical tests, before the August 19 launch.
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L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
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Air Force
Conrad
Navy
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Moon
Earth
Charles A. Berry
Gemini
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
Berry
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Agena
Globe
College heads say special session funds won't fix college crisis
Virginia's state college presidents report that emergency appropriations in January would advance only 9 of 139 priority projects, but 61 could finish a year earlier with January funds. They note the special session offers limited relief and back January funding to expand enrollment capacity. The report, by the Council of Presidents, aligns with Harrison Godwin positions and contrasts Republican criticisms led by Linwood Holton.
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Virginia
General Assembly
Old Dominion
Council of Presidents
Mos
Harrison
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Linwood Holton
Harrison- Godwin
Edgar F. Shanner Jr
University of Virginia
Robert P. Daniel
Virginia State College
T. Marshall Hahn Jr
VPI
Francis G. Lankford
Longwood
Charles K. Martin
Radford
George J. Oliver
RPI
G. Tyler Miller
Madison
Davis Y. Paschall
William and Mary
George R. E. Shell
VMI
Grellet C. Simpson
Mary Washington
R. Blackwell Smith Jr
Medical College of Virginia
R. Lewis Webb Jr
Old Dominion College
U.S. Expected To Revise Its Policy On Pastdue UN Peacekeeping Dues
Ambassador Arthur T. Goldberg met with Secretary General Thant and other diplomats as the United States prepares a revised policy on past due UN peacekeeping assessments. The plan aims to avoid stripping voting rights while outlining possible voluntary contributions to ease the UN’s deficit, with a decision anticipated before Monday. The Soviet Union faces large arrears, and the total UN deficit runs around 108 million dollars.
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Arthur T. Goldberg
A. Thant
U.N
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
France
General Assembly
Goldberg
Dean Rusk
Johnson
New York
Britain
Lord Caradon
Platen D. Morozov
Thant
Ralph J.bunche
Security Council
Assembly
World Organization
Cuban medical delegation leaves for Algeria mission
A group of physicians and nurses has left Cuba for Algiers to render medical services to the Algerian people. The Havana radio newscast, monitored in Miami, said the group will replace doctors and nurses who have been working in Algeria for a year. No number of delegates was reported.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Algiers
Havana Radio
Algeria
Indifference of Officials Cited in Speaker Ban Law
North Carolina Senate leader Sen Robert Morgan testified that officials' indifference justified a 1963 law banning Communist speakers on campus He cited cases at University of South Carolina and internal warnings while warning repeal could trigger mass faculty exodus from UNC system Professors from Duke and Harvard challenged the law as vague overbroad and unconstitutional, urging academic freedom and due process.
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North Carolina Senate
Board of Trustees
Robert Morgan
Lillington
Morgan
North Carolina American Legion
Senate
University of South Carolina
South Carolina
North Carolina
American Legion
General Assembly
Legion
William van Alstyne
Duke University Law School
American Association of University Professors
AAUP
Japanese Union Delegation Denied Textile Plant Tours in N C
In Charlotte area, Kizo Shimoda of the Japan Federation of Textile Workers Unions says he and three officials were refused guided tours of textile plants. Celanese officials confirm a tour request was denied. Officials cite possible prejudice against unions and competitive concerns as reasons.
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N.C
Charlotte
Kizo Shimoda
Tokyo
Japan Federation of Textile Workers Unions
United States
Chamber of Commerce and Textile
Manu
Shimoda
Celanese Corporation of America
Japan
Celanese
U.S
Reynolds To Pay Dividend On Preferred Stock
R J Reynolds Tobacco Co directors declared a quarterly dividend of 90 cents per share on the preferred stock 3 60 per cent series payable Oct 1 to holders of record Sept 10 in Winston Salem AP report notes the action by the company governing body and timing of payment and record date.
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Winston-Salem
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Southeastern wages total 53.6 billion in 1964 report
Atlanta AP reports that wages and salaries in southeastern states reached 53.6 billion in 1964, about 67 percent of total personal income. The Commerce Department notes the remaining 26.2 billion came from proprietors income, property income, transfer payments and other labor income, summing to 79.8 billion.
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U.S. Department of Commerce
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