Governors Advocate State Role In Auto Safety Rules
A group of governors endorsed a major state role in shaping auto safety standards while President Johnson urged uniform federal vehicle standards. They met with Commerce and congressional leaders to discuss the administration’s safety bill proposing about 628 million dollars over six years for highway safety and research.
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Johnson
George W. Romney
Michigan
Governors Conference
Commerce Department
Clifford P. Hansen
Wyoming
Hansen
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Secretary of Commerce
Senate
House
Chief Executive
Alan S. Boyd
Commerce For Transportation
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Spacewalk details unfold aboard Gemini 9 with Cernan
The article describes Cernan's two hour spacewalk on Gemini 9 as he tests a propulsion suit with four rockets on each arm rest and stabilizing gyros. It covers the suit’s weightless design, dimensions, cooling chest pack, emergency oxygen, and safety features like bat wing shields and a 25-foot umbilical. Cernan will reattach to the craft after the EVA and jettison the backpack.
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Johnson outlines start of new medicare program
President Johnson chairs a one day White House meeting with state leaders and invites 260 doctors and hospital administrators and federal officials to review plans to launch the largest domestic health program in U S history. He also calls for a around the clock information service at Social Security headquarters to handle medicare questions and proclaims a bill of rights for older Americans emphasizing housing income and meaningful retirement with work and education options.
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White House
Gardner
Social Security National
Baltimore
Spacewalk plans discussed during EVA prep and storm watch
Stafford and CapeMission team discuss lanyard disconnection, EVA timing, and use of a target satellite. Preparatory time would occur in daylight and all minutes are crucial. A tropical storm in the Pacific was forecast but later expected to miss, while the craft faced a wrong viewing direction.
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Stafford
Pacific
Mount Airy Officer Thomas Fatally Stabbed in Jail Scuffle
Shooting Coe testified that Thomas first locked up Donald Heath then tried to place Jimmy Heath in the same cell. A scuffle followed when Donald lunged at Thomas, who fell wounded and died at Mount Airy hospital. Thomas, a little over a year on the force, was married with three children and a fourth on the way.
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Ammonia Gas Fumes Sweep Goldsboro Thresholds
About 30 people treated in Goldsboro as ammonia gas escaped from a fertilizer plant. A tanker hose release after a truck shift sent fumes into a residential area, causing eye and respiratory burns. Police, fire, and military teams evacuated families and rerouted traffic until valves were closed and winds dispersed the gas.
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Welch
Durwood Tyndall
E. W. Harris
Harris
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
U.S. 70
Uss. 13
iCarl Vaughn
Seymour Johnson Fire Station
Bob Denmark
South Korean Troops Tangle With Viet Cong In Highlands
In the central highlands South Korean troops clashed with Viet Cong as part of Operation Crazy Horse. The Koreans reported 32 enemy killed overnight. Air raids continued with US fighter-bombers targeting bridges, depots, and anti aircraft sites. Pilots claimed significant damage to targets north of Hanoi and near Haiphong.
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South Viet Nam
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Dong Hoi
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Viet Nam
Robert B.pielin
Chicago
Melvin H. Kapson
San Antonio
Tex
Hanoi
Navy
Haiphong
London boy who can't swim saves 21 year old from drowning
London AP report recalls Nicholas Bolton a 10 year old unable to swim who saves Carol Healey 21 during a Brighton holiday incident. With the rubber mattress, he reaches her as cramp and outgoing tides hindered escape. Lifesavers arrive, tow them to shore, and Healey credits him for her survival while Bolton vows to learn to swim.
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Carol Healey
Brighton
Nicholas Bolton
Carol
Nicholas
Gemini 9 locks on ATDA in near lunar mission style
Gemini 9's crew Stafford and Cernan executed precise orbital maneuvers to dock with the Augmented Target Docking Adapter. The two astronauts, after a fiery Titan 2 liftoff, completed several calculated passes and a 170 mile high orbit, aided by computer guidance and stellar navigation.
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Five Workers Killed In Ohio Powder Plant Blast
An explosion at the Austin Powder Co plant in McArthur Ohio killed five men who had started work 15 minutes earlier. The 28 by 28 foot frame building housed high explosive manufacture and was destroyed, with several workers reported dead though some bodies were not found. Executives flew in from Cleveland as investigators arrived. this marked the plant's fourth explosion.
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Glen W. Pendleton
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Athens
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Cleveland
Zaleski
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Woman Killed by Stray Bullet in D.C.
In southeast Washington a 41 year old switchboard operator named Dorothy Jackson was shot while waiting at a bus stop. Kenneth O Pollard 28 of 9th Street SE was charged with second degree homicide for the stray bullet that killed her after an argument between two men she did not know. Jackson leaves two sons Rickey 17 and Adrian 16.
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Vietnamese Buddhist leader calls for resignation over Vietnam policy
Monks and officials in Vietnam voiced fierce opposition to U.S. strategy as Quang denounced Johnson and Ky while Buddhists faced pressure amid plans for a September 11 election. reports say Chau resigned after warnings from Quang, and Hue prepared for troop actions with dissidents told to turn in weapons by Saturday. US and allied actions continued with air and ground operations as U Thant weighed observer plans.
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Philippine Senate
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Panther back door tale rattles town
Mrs Keysser described a prowler as larger than her collie with shiny black fur pointed ears and a pushed in face. Mrs Eggers and Mrs Keyser kept children home from school Thursday. Eggers, 43, spoke of an area with relatives and recalled Pre owning four ponies a calf and about a hundred chickens as he prepared to comb dozen friends.
Nuclear-tinged Viet Nam questions prompt U S stance
Feelers question the North Viet Nam side signaling reciprocal actions to counter U S military infiltration in the South. Capital echoes show officials insisting there is no deep seated dispute over U S presence, attributing turmoil to internal power struggles. The Philippine Senate approves dispatch of 2000 engineers and security troops to South Viet Nam. A Vietnamese Buddhist spokesman in Washington urges the US to renounce support for Ky’s Saigon government to win broader Vietnamese confidence.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
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Ammunition Shortages Reported Across Several Cities
Reports from Fargo Denver Seattle New York and Chicago indicate high demand for rifles and pistols with hunters and shooters stocking up ahead of hunting seasons. Dealers note limited supplies and long delivery delays for popular calibers including .45 .38 and 357, while some regions report steady sales during closed seasons.
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N.D
Hunter J
Denver
Seattle Sporting Goods Company
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Chicago
Theology for Laymen in Indianapolis
The Christian Churches Deciples of Christ initiate a long range plan to establish regional Academies of Teaching across states. The program aims to form core groups of educational leaders to train others for educational duties in districts and congregations.
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