Agena rocket failure linked to hard start, Air Force says
CAPE KENNEDY AP The Agena rocket failure that doomed the Gemini 6 mission is believed to result from a hard start of the main engine, likened to a backfire. The craft broke apart six minutes after Oct 25 launch, jeopardizing plans for manned orbital docking with Gemini 7.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
Air Force
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P
Stafford
Schirra
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell Jr
Canada Elections 1965 Shift Shows Liberals Leading
In Ontario former Conservative George H Hees staged a comeback while Yvon Dupuis a Liberal charged with influence peddling in a race track scandal was defeated in Quebec. Liberals held seven Newfoundland seats and aimed to secure a majority by winning seats in Quebec and the Atlantic provinces. Premier Pearson and Paul Martin were re elected in their districts as the race centered on personalities. Diefenbaker warned of a potential minority but public turnout appeared lighter due to party apathy amid partial results. Canada’s U S relations received little campaign focus.
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George H. Hees
Ontario
Diefenbaker
Hees
Yvon Dupius
Quebec
Paul Beaulieu
Newfoundland
House of Commons
Atlantic
Queen
Commons
Pearson
Paul Martin
New Democratic Party
Real Caouette
Creditistes
Social Credit
Liberal
Canada
United States
Johnson ilicits applause as he backs national teacher corps
President Johnson visits Camp Gary near the nation’s largest Job Corps center, praises the education program, and vows to seek funding again when Congress reconvenes. He asks youths and demonstrations about their views, notes dropout issues, and recalls his own frugal youth as a reminder of education’s path to national strength and peace.
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Congress
Johnson
Camp Gary
Helms
Sam Cowan
Detroit
Isaac Dillon
Bogalusa
Dillon
David Pearce
Mangum
Okla
Kilgallen: A Hard-Driving Star Reporter and TV Voice
Dorothy Kilgallen, born 1913 in Chicago, rose from cub reporter to Hearst star and Broadway columnist. She covered major trials and events, built a syndicated gossip column, and gained fame on radio and TV shows like Whats My Line. Survivors include her husband Dick Kollmar, three children, her parents, and sister Eleanor.
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Page One
Hearst
Hearst Headlines
International News Service
Miss Kilgallen
Journal-American
Dorothy Mae Kilgallen
Chicago
Kilgarten
Mary Jane
Jimmy
New York
Dorothy
College of New Rochelle
New York Evening Journal
Hollywood
New York American
The
Evening Journal
Gourmande
Miss Kill Zallen
George VI
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry
Kollmar
Arlene Francis
Miss Francis
Richard Kollmar Jr
Larry Grossman
Kerry Kollmar
Eleanor Sdaper
Crash Recalls Tragic American Airlines Quik Landing
In Cincinnati a jet crash left four survivors after a late night impact. Rescuers combed the hillside for bodies and remnants of the passengers while flames illuminated the wreckage and a few personal items survived the disaster.
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Gene Stephens
Cincinnati, Ohio
Newark
American Airlines
Bonner to be buried in North Carolina today
Rep Herbert C Bonner longtime North Carolina congressman dies at 74 after kidney cancer removal in July funeral set for St Peters Episcopal Church in Washington NC with delegation led by Speaker McCormack burial in Oakdale Cemetery pallbearers include current aides flags at half staff NC leaders attend funeral planned in Washington DC amid tribute by Gov Dan Moore and senators Jordan Ervin away in Europe
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Washington, N. C
Herbert C. Bonner
North Carolina
U. S. House of Representatives
Tar Heel
House
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Walter Reed Army Hospital
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Congress
House Committee
Bonner
Michael J. Kirwan
Ohio
William M. Colmer
Edward A. Garmatz
D-Baaseo
Tokyo
Washington
St. Peters Episcopal Church
John Bonner
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Inn
Chattanooga
Tenn
Irwin Hulbert Jr
St. Peters
Thomas J. Wright
Episcopal Diocese
Oakdale
Dan Moore
B. Everett Jordan
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Ervin
Tte
Senate Armed Services Committee
Europe
Peking rules on United Nations inclusion and rival body threats
Goldberg cited Chinese officials demanding that Nationalist China and other imperialist states be expelled, that the UN charter be revised, and that the UN condemn the United States while retracting 1951 aggressor rulings. He warned that admitting Beijing would bolster a force bent on destruction of the UN, and that China seeks a rival organization if its terms are not met.
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China
Peking
United Nations
U.N
North Korea
United States
Goldberg
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Liu Chieh
Assembly
Wreckage Described After Emergency Station Set Up
Witnesses report a wreckage resembling a can with its top steeled back as Salvation Army and Red Cross workers established an emergency communication station at the base of the hill. They provided coffee and food for rescuers and onlookers at the scene.
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Salvation Army
Red Cross
Viet Nam Troops and Battle Near Plei Me
U S officials report five North Vietnamese regiments in South Viet Nam with main forces in the central highlands. The 1st Cavalry Division fought a fierce weekend battle near Plei Me as 110 enemy bodies were counted by nightfall. Viet Cong tunnels complicate locating units in the Tron Triangle. B52s bombed the region while allied forces press a slow push to clear it. Air activity targeted Soviet missiles around Hanoi Haiphong and potential sites east of Hanoi with several aircraft losses reported near Thanh Hoa and Hanoi.
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U.S
South Viet ‘Nam
Central Highlands
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Plei Me
1St Cavalry
South Viet Nam
Cambodia
Laos
173Rd
Bien ‘Hoa
Saigon
Williamson
Tron Triangle
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Thanh Hoa
Strike leaders extend contract talks amid large vote defeat
Strike leaders agreed to a five day extension of the contract for further negotiation despite an 8568 to 174 membership vote against it. Union headquarters in Washington held strike authorization and pickets were told to remove the union designation from signs. most complied as lines remained loosely organized under local leaders. State troopers and local police patrolled the areas with only minor incidents reported. William E. Simkin of the FMCS sent William Rose to a joint company union meeting here Tuesday, with two other federal mediators already in St Louis.
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International
Washington
Hey
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
William Rose
J Joint Company
St. Louis
Draft Card Burners Won’t Be Nabbed On Spots
Washington AP reports the FBI will arrest draft card burners but avoid public spectacles to prevent turning protesters into martyrs. Five men burned cards in New York Union Square. one, David Miller, was jailed later in New Hampshire after verification. Arrest decisions rest with the Justice Department and consider each suspect’s draft eligibility.
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Bill Williams
FBI
Washington
New
York City
Union Square
David Miller
New Hampshire
Manhattan
Miller
Justice Department
Aluminum stockpile feud draws mixed White House reaction
Senators debate aluminum price boosts and stockpile sales amid inflation worries. Symington urges selling surplus of 1.4 million tons while Bennett accuses Johnson of overreaction. McNamara and Fowler caution, Ackley calls boosts inflationary. Chamber chief blasts actions.
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Wallace F.bennett
Utah
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate
Missouri
Symington
United States
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Robert P. Gerholz
Johnson
Texas White House
Bill D. Moyers
Washington
Johnson City
Fowler
New York
Economic Club of
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Viet Nam
McCormack
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Ackley
Alcoa
Kaiser and
Reynolds
Fashion reports push thigh high hems to shorter lengths
UK fashion observers note skirts and dresses trending shorter with retailers shortening items by inches. Buyers Brigitte Gorsky and Laurie Newton Sharpe describe a shift after Paris collections, while Miss Rhoades predicts leg exposure to rise as four inches above the knee becomes common.
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Brigitte Gorsky
Bond Street
Laurie Newton Sharpe
London
Paris
Miss Rhoades
Twin girls born with unusual pelvic area receive reconstruction
The surgeon said the girls were born without the whole area between their legs. He noted efforts to reconstruct it have been made and should improve with age, but may never be normal. The comments reflect the difficulty of correcting the condition.
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Agena
Bourbon
Vale
Wextucky
Wichguisville
Jessamine CO
Kilgallen
Zac
Carolina
Herbert Bonner
Aluminum
Mar
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