Mars Pictures Could Resolve Life Question on Mars
AP reports Mariner 4, 131 million miles from Earth, will snap 100x clearer photos than telescopes as it flies by Mars. Photos may reveal if canals are real structures and assess atmosphere density and radiation, influencing views on past or present intelligent life on the planet.
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Pasadena, Galif
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U.S
Mariner 4
Earth
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Robert Leighton
California Institute of Technology
Gays
Leighton
Russia
Zone 2
van Allen Belt
Roy Acuff Improves After Serious Car Crash
Country star Roy Acuff in satisfactory condition after a weekend two car crash in heavy rain. Acuff suffered a fractured pelvis broken collarbone and broken ribs. two companions Harold Jackson and June Stearn also listed in satisfactory condition.
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Tenn
Roy Acuff
Grand Ole Opry
Tennessee
Acuff
Harold
Shot) Jackson
June Stearn
Principles for Partnership and Census Bureau Promotion
Canada continued discussion of policy differences with the United States through a report by Livingston T. Merchant and A. D. P. Heeney urging private diplomatic resolution of divergent views. The report also urged early talks on new policies and avoiding divisive public statements. President Johnson announced Dr. A. Ross Eckler as permanent Census Director, succeeding Richard Scammon.
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Livingston T. Merchant
U.S
A. D. P. Heeney
Johnson
A. Ross Eckler
Census Bureau
Richard Scammon
Health Act Aims to Expand Mother and Child Services
Mrs. Oettinger comments on birth control and health amendments to the Social Security Act. She notes pending health care legislation would boost authorizations for maternal and child health services and crippled children’s programs. When enacted, along with 1963 amendments, it would help close gaps in national health services for mothers and children.
First Mars Picture May Reach Earth This Week
Mars signals travel slowly from a distant craft to three global stations. Johannesburg and Goldstone will receive the first images, Canberra will pick up the rest, as a $300 million network transmits data to JPL for processing and release is hoped for late Thursday or Friday.
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South Africa
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Australia
Mariner 4
Elysium
Amazonis
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Canberra
Mariner
JPL
Coleman Doubt Cast On Judicial Nomination
Testimony recalled by Coleman shows few attorney general appearances by judges in decades. Rep John Conyers Jr. labeled Coleman a segregationist while Rep William F Ryan urged a Black nominee for the Deep South seat. NAACP opposed Coleman citing civil rights beliefs and urged Negro jurists for federal posts.
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John Conyers Jr
D-Mich
Coleman
William F. Ryan
D-N.y
Mississippi
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Georgia
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Ryan
Deep South
Soleman
Clarence Mitchell
Washington
National Association For the Advancement ‘of Colored People
NAACP
Johnson
National Democratic Party
Chicago threat owner prompts fear as two men flee blasts
Police hunt two men seen running from a Mister Softee Ice cream Corp scene and earlier bombing in the wholesale clothing district. First blast damaged the Masonite Building downtown with about 200000 dollars in damage. Anonymous threats led to guards at Daily News Sun Times, 22 W Madison, and Lasalle Street station.
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Masonite
Daily News-Sun-Times
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Internal Revenue Service
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Virginia primary races include Ferguson Reid bid for House
The Democratic field features G Pollard for lieutenant governor and Robert Y Button for re election. In Richmond, Dr. William Ferguson Reid, a Negro candidate, gains support for a House seat and is favored to win. No African American has served in Virginia’s legislature since 1892, and none nominated by the Democrats.
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G. Pollard
Robert Y.button
Richmond
William Ferguson Reid
Virginia
Hanoi Moscow talks yield aim to reduce Viet Nam crisis
A communique describes military aid to Vietnam as aiding the people against American aggression. The North Vietnamese mission arrived in Moscow after pledges of Eastern European economic aid, seen by some as Moscow expanding influence. Harriman, visiting with wife, said no message from President Johnson and sought to renew ties and sightsee.
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Paris
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Papandreou May Draw Up Decree Dismissing Himself
The minister may draft a decree to remove himself. The king must sign or seek Papandreou's resignation, likely sparking elections he expects to win. Papandreou could assume defense ministry, while already controlling education and cabinet leadership.
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Defense Ministry
Education
Iraq Names Education Minister in Reshuffle
Habbouby of municipal and rural affairs notes no new justice minister was announced by radio. Khadr Abdel Ghaffour is named education minister, replacing the resigning minister who left for health reasons earlier.
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Habbouby
Khadr Abdel Ghaffour
Bogalusa Civil Rights Protests Halted by Judge Order
Federal Judge Herbert Christenberry barred Bogalusa and state police from banning civil rights marches and ordered protection for demonstrations after a closed New Orleans conference with Bogalusa officials and CORE. Police stopped a march at a bayou bridge amid the showdown.
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New Orleans
Herbert Christenberry
Bogalusa
Congress of Racial Equality
Thomas Burbabk
Christenberry
Eugene Farmer
Louisiana
George Singlemann
Citizens Council of
Greater New Orleans
South
Milton Johnson
Johnson
Henry Austin
Oreleans
Alton D. Crowe Jr
Austin
UN Seating Of Red China Seen In 1967
Ralph Bunche, United States under secretary, said the UN probably will seat Communist China by 1967. He noted the UN is working toward a solution to U S opposition to China’s admission and that the organization has not stepped into the Viet Nam war without official requests from either side. He urged a cease fire first, then diplomacy per the 1954 Geneva accords.
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Los Angeles
Ralph ‘Bunche
United States
World Organization
China
Bunche
United Nations
U.S
United Nation
Viet Nam
Vietnam harbor work by US Army engineers near Saigon
The US Army's 35th Engineer Group assists harbor improvements in a bay 180 miles northeast of Saigon as part of a coastal base chain from Vung Tau to Da Nang. Col. James Simmons says the unit's first task is to protect the engineers amid a Viet Cong inland buildup. In Seoul, President Park asked the National Assembly to approve deploying about 15,000 troops as a combat division to Vietnam, joining 2,500 South Korean personnel already in country.
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Briigade
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Simmons
Seoul
South Korea
National Assembly
Chung Hee Park
South Viet Nam
Improved French Atomic Bomb and Hydrogen Test Plans
The French atomic energy commission stated France has begun making a more efficient atomic warhead for missiles and that research last year focused on ground to ground missile warheads. Preparations for a hydrogen bomb test near Tahiti were reported as proceeding satisfactorily. In New York, postal design tests consider a slim stainless steel mail box and a pyramidal box to replace the traditional curbside unit, shrinking weight and changing construction.
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French Atomic Energy Commission
France
Tahiti
New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
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Larry) Wilson, JR
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