President hails Ranger 7 success in moon photos
President Johnson praised Ranger 7 as a historic leap in lunar knowledge and leadership in space. He linked the achievement to peaceful scientific progress and the feasibility of manned moon landings within the 1960s.
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Ranger 7 Moon Photos Win Clear Favor At JPL
Extensive analysis of Ranger 7 images enters new phase as scientists review 4316 pictures from close range. Officials say past failures questioned but the mission is now deemed successful with pictures shown to President Johnson. No more photos will be released this weekend.
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Jesus Brings Peace Yet Wields a Dividing Sword
The message explains that Jesus offers spiritual peace not from worldly appeasement but from faith in Him. He also brings a dividing sword that separates the saved from the lost, the light from darkness, reflecting the world’s hatred of believers and the need to choose His camp.
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Nikita Threatens To Quit U N Over Bills
Soviet Premier Khrushchev warned U Thant the USSR may quit the United Nations if its vote is removed for unpaid bills. Thant plans to discuss with President Johnson as Washington visit looms. U.S. presses for loss of voting rights over two years of dues arrears.
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Opry Star Plane Down in Tennessee Search Fails
Nashville authorities and country music figures searched wooded hills south of Nashville for singer Jim Reeves and road manager Dean Manuel after their light plane vanished near the Batesville Arkansas trip. About 500 volunteers and multiple aircraft combed a radar blackout zone near Radnor Lake before sunset. The hunt was set to resume the next day.
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Humphrey Says Johnson Not Contacting Him on VP Pick
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey declined to discuss a vicepresidential selection from President Johnson. He said he has received no word and remains hopeful as Eugene McCarthy returns home amid Johnson’s earlier elimination of several other contenders.
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Greek beauty Miss Universe crowned in Miami Beach
The pageant winner was Kiriaki Tsopei of Athens Greece taking the Miss Universe crown in Miami Beach Florida. Brenda Blackler of London finished first runner up with Ronit Rinat of Israel third and Marta Aberg of Sweden fourth.
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City Election Picks Up Speed
Three candidates move toward the city commission race with two weeks to voting day. Incumbent F. S. Hunt joins Bill Dukes and Harry L. Tooker in the contest as campaigns intensify.
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Britain Backs Lone Peace Bid for Laos Amid Soviet Dismissal
Britain led by Foreign Secretary Richard A Butler announced a go it alone effort to prompt Laos peace talks among neutralists leftists and rightists. He urged the I C C to call a meeting in neutral territory possibly Switzerland and hoped for a new session of the 14 nations that signed the 1962 Geneva pact. The Soviet Union rejected conditions for reassembling the Geneva powers.
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Viet Cong Attack Near Saigon Shocks Capital
Viet Cong guerrillas attacked Vinh Loc four miles west of Saigon, a bold assault that ended with light casualties and a dawn withdrawal. The proximity to Saigon, with the airport nearby, underscored the boldness of the operation and the potential risk to the capital. American troops reported buildings shaking during the clash.
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