Space race shifts push for US USSR joint efforts
Houston AP reports Gemini 4 and Luna 6 highlight the accelerating moon race. Proposals for joint space work surface but are unlikely until one nation wins, as pride and costs shape plans. NASA foresees lunar landing possibly in 1968, with both nations advancing docking tests and unmanned probes ahead of crewed missions.
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Houston, Tex
United States
Russia
U.S
John F. Kennedy
United Nations
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Smena
Slovakia
Soviets
Lunar
Separation Talk Denied By Lawfords
HOLLYWOOD AP A spokesman quoted actor Peter Lawford denying a report of a legal separation from his wife Pat They say separation is geographic and not to disrupt the children moving between two residences He remains based in Hollywood while she stays in New York with their four children The Lawfords deny any plan for a permanent separation saying their marriage continues to be intact
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Peter Lawford
Pat
New York
Lawfords
Santa Monica Beach
John F. Kennedy
Lawford
Christopher
Sydney
Victoria
Robin
Time Magazine
Peter
May ration U.S. wheat in New Delhi capital
Indian official Chidambaram Subramanium told Parliament that imported American wheat may be rationed in New Delhi due to distribution problems causing shortages.
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U.S
New Delhi
Chidambaram Subramaniam
VA Keeps Five Hospitals Open Slated for Closure
VA Administrator William J. Driver announced that five hospitals scheduled for closing will stay open. The facilities in Lincoln Nebraska Grand Junction Colorado Miles City Montana Castle Point New York and Bath New York remain operating. Also continued are the White City Oregon and Bath New York domiciliaries and VA regional offices in Juneau Alaska Wilmington Delaware Reno Nevada Manchester New Hampshire Fargo North Carolina Sioux Falls South Dakota White River Junction Vermont and Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Veterans Administration
William J. Driver
Lincoln
Neb
Grand Junction
Colo
Miles City
Mont
Castle Point
N.Y
Bath
Driver
White City
Ore
Juneau
Alaska
Wilmington
Reno
Nev
Manchester
N.H
Fargo
N.C
Sioux Falls
M.C
White River Junction
Cheyenne
Wyo
Johnson
Special Committee On
Veterans Facilities
E. Barrett Prettyman
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Congress
White House
Olin Teague
D.-Tex
Tte
Teague
Presidential Commission
Dwight, Ill
Rutland
Prettyman
Dearborn Mayor Accused in Racially Motivated Attack Trial
AP reports Dearborn Mayor Hubbard faces charges in a 1963 Labor Day case. U S Attorney William Merrill says Hubbard conspired to deny civil rights at a house attacked amid rumors of housing a Black family. Police officials testified Hubbard knew and did nothing to stop the riot.
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Detroit
Orville Hubbard
Dearborn
U. S
William Merrill
Merrill
Hubbard
Wade H. McCree
Giuseppe Stanzione
Stanzione
George W. Lewis
Nils R. Strang J
Garrison Clayton
Clayton
Korsedal
State Museum To Participate In Art Festival
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts was invited by Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson to lend two works for the first White House Festival of Arts on June 14. The pieces are Oronzio Maldarelli’s Bianca No. 2 bronze sculpture and Richard Lippold’s Homage to Faberge hanging wire work. The museum’s director Leslie Cheek Jr. called the invitation an honor as part of a national selection of about a dozen galleries. The festival will showcase contemporary American arts across poetry, dance and music.
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Johnson
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Joseph Shea
U.S
Lunar
Earth
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
John H. Glenn Jr
White
Shea
Lyndon B. Johnson
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
White House Festival of Arts
Bianca
Oronzio Maldarelli
Faberge
Richard Lippold
Virginia Museum
White House
Leslie Cheek Jr
Morocco Moves Toward Strongman Rule Amid Emergency Powers
Morocco’s King Hassan II, 36, declared emergency powers in a national broadcast and said constitutional changes will be put to a referendum. Parliament’s lower house had just approved a bill to suppress foreign language newspapers, while Hassan governs through ministers answerable only to himself under the emergency clause.
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Morocco
Hassan II
Hassan
Casablanca
Tangier
Istiqlal
Mo ‘Hammed V
Abdallah Ibrahim
Poweer
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