Mariner 4 Closes Mars Picture Window Today
Pasadena reports Mariner 4 completes a 228 day 325 million mile Mars voyage as it attempts the first close photos of the planet. Cameras may capture deserts polar ice caps and canal-area lines while transmission from 134 million miles away unfolds over hours.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Long
Earth
Mariner 4
Dennis Tito
Jet Propulsion Laboraory
Elysium
Zephyria
Mare Cimmerium
Desert Electris
Electris
South Polar
How The City Voted House of Delegates
W. C. Dan Daniel served as a commissioner candidate with votes listed alongside D. Berkley Edwards for Commissioner of Revenue and Charles J. Smith as High Constable. The fragment records city election tallies and official roles with voter outcomes.
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House of Delegates
W. C
Dan) Daniel
Commissioner of Revenue
D. Berkley Edwards
Charles J. Smith
Virginia primary results mix in tight races and unopposed wins
The Virginia primary featured 14 Senate and 50 House nominations with notable leads in the Eastern Shore and Roanoke. Women make gains in Portsmouth and Arlington while incumbents like W. Rey Smith and Jim Davis secure renomination. Several districts report contested races and some areas show no opposition as turnout remains modest.
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Virginia
Senate
House of Delegates
Eastern Shore
House
George McMath
Garland S. Bundick
Roanoke City
Willis M. Anderson
James O. Trout
Charles M. Cornell
Caroline-Fredericksburg
Manns
Asnby
Inez Baker
Portsmouth
del. Willard Moody
Glenn Yates Jr
Johnson
Charles P. Royall
Arlington House
Del
Harrison Mann
Mann
Wallace G. Dickson
William M. Lightsey
Mary Marshall
Roanoke County
John Alexander
John Galleher
Manassas
Alexander
Galleher
Prince William
Leonard L. Lonas Jr
Waynesboro-Augusta- Staunton-Highland
Louis Spilman
Waynesboro
Richard A. Farrier
Richmond
Norfolk
Fredericksburg
Mills E. Godwin
Fred G. Pollard
Robert Y. Button
A. Linwood Helton Jr
Gover
Coleman Nomination Hearings Show Sharp Jurisprudence Divide
The full judiciary committee prepared to vote on Coleman while some members requested more time. Senators Hart Kennedy Javits asked questions without voting as Coleman defended his actions as Mississippi governor 1956 to 1960. He argued his record must be weighed in context and said he would disqualify himself from related cases. Six activists protested outside the White House, urging defenders of civil rights concerns.
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Vincent F. Callahan
D.dortch Warriner
Virginia
Senate
House
Byrd Organization
Assembly
Richmond-Henrico
Sro
General Assembly
William Ferguson Reid
Richmond
Colston Lewis
Fitzgerald Bemiss
Edward E. Willey
Griffith Purcell
Westwood Smithers
Norfolk
Fairfax
Arlington
Mittee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Mississippi
Coleman
Sth
U. S. Circuit Court
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Texas
Canal Zone
Supreme Court
White House
Johnson
Ford
Marks Named USTA Chief From White House Ties
The article profiles Marks, a Pittsburgh native with high honors from the University of Pittsburgh and its law school. He has advised presidents, served on JFK’s Communications Satellite Commission, taught at national law schools, and worked for the FCC. He and his wife Dorothy are prominent in Washington society and recently relocated near Embassy Row.
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Ests
Johnsons
Marks
USTA
Dorothy
Woman's National Democratic Club
Pittsburgh
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
National University Law School
John F. Kennedy
Communications Satellite Commission
Comsat
Georgetown
Embassy Row
GM officials dispute Cornell safety study and costs
Safety chiefs from General Motors defend their safety program and deny awareness of the Cornell study. They say GM conducts ongoing research on car jacks hinges and safety, with details hard to separate from other research. Robert F Kennedy questions the cost and scope of child injury data and overall safety spending.
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Harry F. Barr
Donner
James J. Roche
Cornell
Robert F. Kennedy
DN Y
General Motors
Dover
Kennedy
Sign misread as pay to Johnsen State Park
Motorists in Hattiesburg Mississippi spotted a roadside sign that appeared to read 1. B. Johnsen State Park upon closer inspection the first three letters were chipped away revealing a different message.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
B. John
Son State Park
B. Johnssen
Johnson signals tougher U S role in Viet Nam defense
President Johnson indicated increased fighting may fall to Americans as the 1st Infantry Division’s 2nd Brigade enlarges U S strength to about 71,000 in Viet Nam. McNamara and Lodge will study military economics in Saigon while 2nd Brigade landings continue and Red China and the Soviet Union pledge aid to North Viet Nam. Harold Davies reports utilities of a peace mission and travel back to London.
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U. S
Viet Nam
Johnson
North Viet Nam
Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Henry Cabot Lodge
Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
Gordon
Cam Ranh Bay
Ance
Moscow
Soviet Union
Henoi
Radio Peking
United States
Peking
Pentagon
Peking People’s Daily
Chinese People's Liberation Army
Harold Wilson
Harold Davies
Hanoi
London
Vientiane
Laos
Wilson
Davies
Peace mission aims to end fighting in Southeast Asia
Envoy signals the goal of persuading North Vietnam that the Commonwealth peace mission is a sincere effort to halt the Southeast Asia conflict. The result of Nkrumah's approach remains uncertain in London.
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Southeast Asia
Nkrumah
London
Bombers line fires erupt amid city labor strike
A fire bomb with a burning fuse was hurled at Continental Air Transport Co parking lot as drivers and mechanics strike against Yellow and Checker firms continued into the 18th day. Police linked two bombs to the cab strike while other blasts at Friden Inc. and near the Meyer and Wrigley buildings were detailed in crime lab reports.
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Yellow
Checker
Continental Air Transport Co
Near West Side
Wilson
Crime Laboratory
Friden Inc
Business Machine Manufacturers
Wacker Drive
Meyer
Loop
Wrigley Building
Michigan Avenue
West Side
Benjamin C. Willis
Chicago
Wives of Viet Cong fighters tell of jungle life and loss
The article profiles Cao Thi Nguyet, widow of Ba Cat, a Hoa Dao fighter leader captured and executed by Ngo Dinh Diem in 1957. She recalls life with the Hoa Iiao in the jungle as hard yet “clean,” with battles, food, and moments of swimming, contrasting danger with a sense of purpose.
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Viet Nam
Cao Thi Nguyet
Ba Cat
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Thurgood Marshall Early Life and Education Highlighted
A portrait of Thurgood Marshall born in Baltimore and raised under a father who urged contest for civil rights. He graduated cum laude from Lincoln University in 1929 and topped his Howard University Law School class before rising in the legal arena.
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Thurgood Marshall
Baltimore
Thurgood
Lincoln University
Pennsylvania
Howard University Law School
Washington
Cecile Suyat
Johnson press conference notes and Moyers debut
President Johnson reported broad support from publishers Congress and the public with some disappointment over certain decisions. Moyers outlined eight minutes of voluntaries and a large microphone setup as press corps coverage expanded. Johnson touched on Vietnam Soviet relations, Harriman’s Moscow trip, and criticized a House Republican civil rights substitute while confirming his 1960 vice presidential candidacy with Kennedy.
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Johnson
Congress
Washington
Bill D. Moyers
White House
Moyers
Russia
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Johnson I
House
Republican
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