Speculation Russians Not To Build Space Station
Moscow reports suggest the Soviet program may not pursue an orbiting space station. Tass indicated Soyuz 6 7 and 8 crews tested systems and observed each other while linking up remains uncertain. Some sources maintain the troika will still produce a space milestone, though details were not disclosed.
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Tass
Feoktistov
Space Laboratories
en.Powertellene Shack
Oiake
Syuzes
Welfare Debate Rages Over Plan to Refinance Aid
Lawmakers criticize the administration plan as federalizing core welfare and expanding Treasury power. Representatives Griffiths Burke and Ullman voice concerns about neglecting children and families while pledging reforms may rely on funds rather than real aid. Finch departs for a fundraiser as the committee adjourns.
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Mich
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A. Burke
D-Mass
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Finch
Cofpmittes
Charles A. I Vanik
Ohio
Rais Towue
Civil rights march at monument ends with clashes and crowd
The article describes a candlelit march to the monument grounds where students and marshals in varied attire gathered. Coretta Scott King denounces US Vietnam policy and militarism while urging life at home. Police in clubs push back demonstrators as tensions rise and hundreds retreat.
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Vietnam
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King
Asia
United States
Kites Phillips
Washington
Bishop Sheen resigns amid health and aging concerns
The Vatican announced Archbishop Sheen will step down for reasons of age, though he described his health as perfect and planned to continue writing about Catholicism and church crises. The move follows his long televised ministry and recent calls for Vietnam troop withdrawal, with his successor to be named from a broad diocesan pool.
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Vietnam
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New York
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Milton Berle
Ipro-gram
Vietnam Moratorium Echoes Across Nation and Press
A nationwide Moratorium protest spurred by antiwar sentiment drew varied reactions from Americans. The Birmingham News showcased a flagfront page with Gov. Albert Brewer’s message, while demonstrators pressed for U.S. troop withdrawal in Saigon and Washington. Reports described clashes, police alerts, and political debate as leaders weighed inflation, foreign policy, and peace efforts amid escalating Vietnam conflict.
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Train Derailment Causes Brief Alarm Across Cities
A derailed freight train near Winter's Run spilled sulphuric acid, prompting water plant shutdowns and mayoral orders to fly flags at half staff. Across the nation protests and moratorium rallies filled New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Minneapolis and more, with thousands demanding immediate Vietnam troop withdrawal and political leaders urging decisive action.
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Soviet to expand aid to Hanoi under new talks
Moscow and Hanoi reached new aid accords after talks between Soviet premier Kosygin and North Vietnamese leaders. Tass reported the deals include long term credits and substantial deliveries of arms, ammunition, food, fuel and medical supplies, with no amount disclosed.
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Large antiwar protests spread across Virginia and nation
Protests swept Virginia and major cities as about 50 demonstrators blocked an Army ROTC drill at Duke of Gloucester Street and 300 Negro students from Richmond's Virginia Union University joined a teach‑in in Monroe Park. Nationwide actions included marches, chants like hell no we won’t go, and vigils at universities, city halls, and transit hubs with police containment and mixed reactions to leaders and flags.
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Shooting spree follows police pursuit in Melbourne case
Police describe a violent shooting spree tied to the August Jovers lane killings. Two teens Elmer Hughes 21 and Michele Smith 15 died. Ronald Hite 18 and Felipe Media 17 were wounded but in good condition. A body lay in a carport amid the chaotic scene as deputies investigate.
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Oe Wilson
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NASA biosatellite project under review for two Barnard plans
Flight officials expect the directorate to forward findings to NASA associate administrator Dr. John B. Naugle within two weeks. It remains unclear whether either of the Barnard projects will be approved, as Barnard indicated involvement in a possible NASA space research program. NASA currently has no biosatellite program in progress. The initial biosatellites studied biological effects of zero gravity and radiation on plants, cells, and insects.
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NASA
Space Science and Applications
Ttat
Barnard
London
Somalia’s Shermarke rises, dominates early independence politics
In 1960 Somalia gained independence as a Texas-sized nation of about 4.5 million. Abdirashid Ali Shermarke led the Somalia Youth League to a landslide 1967 election winning 122 of 123 seats amid disputes over alleged rigging. He later faced a bitter clash on security and law order before becoming president.
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Nixon
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Ethiopia
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