Most Mariner 4 Pictures Of Mars Will Not Be Released Immediately
NASA scientists at Jet Propulsion Laboratory said initial Mariner 4 images of Mars will be delayed, with only 1 or 2 of 18 to 21 pictures released at first. Later photos, closer and more favorable, will aim to reveal canals or intelligent life. The probe remains on its July 14 flyby, on course and functioning well, with an earlier camera start planned then.
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Mariner 4
Mars
Pasadena
Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
D Angre
Red Planet
Mariner
Robert Leighton
California Institute of Technology
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Arvydas J. Khiore
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Units Closed To Prevent Integration
Griffin officials closed public swimming pools and two youth centers to block integration amid a civil rights probe by the Justice Department. FBI agents said they would hand findings to DOJ as arrests of seven picketers and twenty-two others on blocking sidewalks added tension to a community of about 23 000.
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Griffin
Justice Department
Federal Bureau of Invesstigation
Atlanta
FBI
Jack Langford
Ity Hall
White Youth Center
Viet Nam War Updates From Saigon to North Viet Nam
Reports from Saigon detail Viet Cong execution of Tran Van Dang for an abortive bombing attempt, amid praise for U S and Vietnamese pilots who downed a MIG17. Brig Gen Thi cites Viet Cong strength in northern provinces and urges a US arms buildup as North Vietnam protests CIC plans for Cam Ranh base.
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Tran van Dang
U.S
Gia Dinh
Dang
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S. Navy
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Kehde
D. Taylor
Nguyen Chanh Thi
1St Corps
Thi
International Control Commission
Cam Ranh
South China Sea
Saigon
Radio
Tuesay
Vinh Son
Hanoi
Phu Qui
Ninh Binh
Vinh
Dong Than
Lawmakers clash over cigarette warning and smoking jokes
Rep Paul A Fino urged adding nicotine and tar content to the warning but was shouted down. The House defeated an amendment by Rep James Roosevelt to strip warnings from constraints. Rep Barratt O Hara, age 83, spoke against smoking saying stopping is the greatest kick, and recalled not smoking since the Surgeon General spoke while noting earlier views on smokers.
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Paul A. Fino
R-N.y
Fino
House
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
Barratt O'Hara
Ilinois Democrat
Charles S. Joelson
D-N.j
O'Hara
Treaty settlement marks tense postwar Japan Korea ties
In Tokyo 12 000 protesters in 45 Japanese cities kept noisy but orderly demonstrations as Japan and Korea signed a treaty on basic diplomatic relations. The pact includes fisheries, property claims, economic cooperation, and legal status for Koreans in Japan. Japan to provide 300 million in grants and 200 million in loans.
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Ko. Trea
Korea
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Won
Shiina
South Korea
Seoul
Japan
Word From Palace To Royal Opera House
A Buckingham Palace memo to Covent Garden requests restraint on the orgy scene in Arnold Schoenberg s Moses and Aaron at the Royal Opera House. The piece climaxes Act II with biblical excesses. censors seek careful handling while planners pursue realism. George Solti praises the production as landmark. Six performances begin Monday amid mixed reaction and strong advance ticket sales.
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Palace
Royal Opera House
London
Buckingham Palace
Covent Garden
Lord Cobbold
Peter Hall
Royal Shakespeare Theater
Arnoll Schoenberg
Moses and
Aaron
Schoenberg
Halt
Jord Chamberlain
Moses
Los Angeles
George Solti
Royal Opera
Hall
Dominican Crisis Deepens as OAS Mediates Peace Talks
The Organization of American States seeks a political settlement in the Dominican conflict as a three nation mediation panel pressures for a provisional government and elections within six to nine months. U S forces stay only to protect in dire need. Criminologists uncover seven more bodies near Santo Domingo amid rebel junta accusations.
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Hugo Panasco Alvim
U.S
Alvim
OAS Mediating Committee
Ellsworth Bunker
United States
Antonio Guzman
Caamano
OAS
Pfe
Charles E
8Th Ave
Bessemer
Ala
Mewsmen
Santo Domingo
Junta
Daniel Schweitzer
Chile
Alfonnso Quiros
Mexico
Jorge Ayrendando
Peru
Factors in Decision to Bomb North Vietnam Near Hanoi
Analysis suggests several factors influenced the decision to start bombing north of Hanoi with B52s. Monsoon Viet Cong activity, stalled peace talks, fading psychological impact of initial raids, proximity to the Chinese border, and possible Soviet antiaircraft missile pads near Hanoi are cited as motives.
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Hanoi
Viet Cong
Viet Nam
Peking
U.S
Ha- Noi
Red China
Dave Clark Makes First Straight Acting Role in Catch Us If You Can
AP reports Dave Clark, lead of a pop group, performs his first straight acting role in Catch Us If You Can. He did all his own stunts playing the leader of a young film stunt team involved in an escape adventure with a glamorous symbol of a national advertising campaign. Clark previously worked in movies as a stuntman.
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London
Dave Clark
Clark
Tax cut sparks cautious optimism across retailers
Retail executives across the United States anticipate a sales boost as excise taxes are reduced. Boston stores push full tax savings while others in Baltimore Chicago and San Francisco expect prices to fall and demand to rise. Industry leaders cite past gains from 1954 cuts and predict a gradual yet significant uptick in consumer purchases.
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Ben Litshy
Zale Jewelry Co
Boston
Sears, Roebuck and Gilchrist
John Baker
Hecht Co
Baltimore
Portland
Maine
Internal Revenue Service
Zayre Department Store
Aarge
Joseph Ross
Davidson Brothers
Detroit
Thhree
Rhode Island
Thhey
Chicago
Macy’s
Kansas City
Richard H. Rich
Rich’s Department Store
Atlanta
San Francisco
Cyril Mag Inin
Joseph Magnin
Joseph C. Hickingbotham
Shreve and Co
Prisoners held talks with warden after mine riot tensions
Four hostage foremen led a group of inmates from the mine as guards watched, while prisoners described fair treatment and lack of food. The warden vowed no disciplinary action pending grievances. Earlier riots and refusals to work surfaced in 1958 and 1959, with hostages taken during underground unrest.
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Jack Ford
Roy Station
Ford
Slatton
Roy F. Thompson
T.R. Whites
Hung Set
After the Fall Film in Works With Loren and Newman
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer plans a film adaptation of a Arthur Miller play titled After the Fall. Sophia Loren and Paul Newman are slated to star. The project signals a major collaboration as MGM develops the production in London with film crews expected to set up abroad.
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London
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Arthur Miller
Sophia Loren
Paul Newman
Air Force Learns Lessons From B52 Viet Cong Raid
A senior U S military spokesman says B52 bombers will have a major role against Viet Cong base areas in Viet Nam after the first raid. Twenty seven B52s from Guam dropped about 500 tons over three square miles north of Saigon. ground teams found no Viet Cong deaths or buildings damaged. terrain and timing limited ground search.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Viet Nam
Guam
Iron Triangle
U.S
Union Printers End New York Post Suspension
The New York Post halted publication after its 1,400 union printers walked out over automation in the composing room. The dispute, tied to use of an IBM computer to set editorials, led to suspensions and a temporary shutdown, with pay halted for the last shift.
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New York
New York Post
The
Post
IBM
Aflcio International Typographical Union
ITU
Algeria's Boumedienne faces summit delays and tense calm
Algerian officials push ahead with foreign ministers talks in Algiers as Boumedienne weighs postponing the African Asian summit amid security strains and cabinet uncertainty. Bouteflika flies to Cairo as Chou Enlai's stance and Western views shape expectations while Boumedienne consolidates power. Public life returns to normal after demonstrations, with roads busy and shops open.
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Chou
Red China
Algiers
Boumedienne
Ben Bella
Bouteflika
Ahmed Medeghri
Revolutionary Council
Japan
Club Des Pins
Indonesia
Cairo
Franco Spain
Kansas Flood Strikes Great Bend as 2000 Evacuate
Flood waters stretch about 75 miles along the river valley up to five miles wide forcing 2,000 evacuees in Great Bend to seek shelter in schools and churches. Red Cross and Salvation Army operate disaster centers and kitchens while National Guardsmen man check points and direct flood prep work. Natural gas to southern city is shut off and crop losses reach up to 80 percent. Major cities Hutchinson Wichita and Arkansas City brace for crest with flood control capacity projected between 10 000 and 68 000 cubic feet per minute.
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Great Bend
Red Cross
Salvation Army
National
Army
Kansas
Hutchinson
Wichita
Arkansas City
George Wilton
Strike threatens governor clash over truck walkout
Strike leaders warned the protest could be escalated to state police and National Guard if needed as more than 300 incidents kept police busy. The walkout at Roadway Express began after four men were fired for refusing to load a trailer deemed unsafe, delaying fuel oil and hospital deliveries while Hoffa criticized the action as illegal and awaiting the national contract grievance outcome.
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National Guard
Roadway Ex Press, Inc
Hoffa
Teamsters
Washington
David Selznick-a towering Hollywood producer and fixer
David Selznick shaped Gone with the Wind casting and publicity, insisted Clark Gable play Rhett Butler, and dominated every production phase. He launched major careers, fought with directors, and inspired lavish offers for rights. His drive stemmed from his father’s early success and later fade from the industry.
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Ingrid Bergman
Vivien Leigh
Joan Fontaine
Katharine Hepburn
John Barrymore
Lewis J. Selznick
David
Pittsburgh
Columbia University
New York
Selznick
Birdwell-Selznick
Hollywood
Scarlett O'Hara
Atlanta
Culver City
Calif
Myron Selznick
Laurence Olivier
Miss Leigh
Yron
Scarlett
Clark Gable
Rhett Butler
MGM
Gable
Clark
George Cukor
Victor Fieming
John Huston
Huston
Haly
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da Nang
Bill Willkcms
Jean
the Organization of American States
Rock
Air Force
Hong Kong
Munist
China
Peking Radio
South Vietnamese Liberation Army
Algeria
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