Largest scientific satellite OGO launched from Cape Kennedy
America's largest satellite OGO lifted off from Cape Kennedy atop an Atlas Agena rocket. The dragonfly shaped craft aims for a 63 hour orbit ranging from 170 to 92 000 miles above Earth for exhaustive geophysical study and space safety data. NASA expects early status within two hours.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Ogo
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Orbiting Geophysical Observatory
Sergeant York remembered as legendary Tennessean hero
The Nashville Tennessean honors SGT Alvin C York, praising his soldierly valor and steadfast values. It recounts his French battlefield achievements, his humble roots in the Wolf River Valley, his postwar public service, and his enduring dignity as a model of American character.
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Valley of Three Forks of the Wolf
York
Veterans group to hold monthly meeting in Hartselle
World War I veterans Morgan County Barracks 2405 and the Auxiliary meet at the American Legion Home in Hartselle on Monday at 6 30 p m for the regular monthly gathering and a covered dish supper. See diary on page 2.
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Morgan County
American Legion
Hartselle
Meridian Desegregation Efforts Meet Resistance
In Meridian Mississippi about two dozen Black students including the brother of slain civil rights worker James Chaney faced the blocking of desegregation efforts at five white elementary schools. Local public schools have not desegregated, and COFO teams warned of possible legal action to enforce change.
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Meridian
Miss
James Chaney
Mississippi
Council of Feders
COFO
Goldwater Decries Draft as Army Turned Into Work Camp
Senator Barry Goldwater denounces the draft as unfair and ineffective and calls for its end. Republican National Chairman Dean Burch touts the move as a campaign triumph. Goldwater spoke while bidding farewell to running mate Rep William E. Miller and preparing to launch the campaign in Lockport, New York.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Dean Burch
Paign
Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
Burch
Republican Party
Goldwater
Goodby
William E. Miller
New York
Lockport
N.Y
Veeps Begin Campaigns in Home Town Settings
Vice presidential hopefuls Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey and Rep. William F. Miller open campaigns in hometowns. Miller starts in New York, a Kennedy stronghold, while Humphrey launches in Minneapolis and heads to Ohio, a Nixon-leaning state.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
William FE. Miller
Miller
New York
John F. Kennedy
Humphrey
Minneapolis
Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
Detroit Speech Set By LBJ Labor Day
President Johnson plans a Labor Day address in Cadillac Square Detroit breaking with the tradition of campaigns opening with such speeches. White House press secretary says the Detroit appearance should not be described as a campaign event.
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Washington
Johnson
Detroit
George E. Reedy
Cadillac Square
Officers Resign In Viet Nam Amid Transitional Phase
South Viet Nam's caretaker government sees all key army officers resign but stay on two months. Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khan cites a move that could delay Saigon's political showdown until the U S presidential election. A U S helicopter crewman was killed southeast of Saigon, the 191st U S death in Viet Nam since 1961, as operations intensify and allied casualties mount.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khan
United States
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Football Scores From Ardmore and Regional Games
Ardmore defeats Hazel Green 26 to 6 while Cherokee beats Moulton 19 to 0. National League results include Los Angeles 3 New York 5 and Pittsburgh 10 Houston 2. American League games show Detroit 1 Washington 0 and Minnesota 14 Boston 3. Southern League lists Knoxville 9 Maton 8 and Birmingham 7 Charlotte 3. Softball notes cite Miami 8 Aten 2.
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Hazel Green
Cherokee
Moulton
Los Angeles
New York
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Houston
Philadelphia
San Franciso
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Columbus
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Maton
Asheville
Lynchburg
Birmingham
Charlotte
Miami
Ae Ton
Fire destroys Thermo Seal Manufacturing in Falkville
A Friday afternoon blaze leveled the Thermo Seal Manufacturing Co Inc in Falkville causing about 25000 in damage. President G D Satterfield of Hartselle said he arrived after 230 with nine employees at the site the fire overwhelmed the old building formerly used as a wheat mill. Firefighters from Falkville and Hartselle fought the blaze but failed to save the structure.
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Falkville
Thermo-Seal Manufacturing Co., Inc
G. D. Satterfield
Hartselle
Price Gray
Satterfield
Lempleves
Thermo-Sealfacturing Co
Goldwater to Visit Alabama on Sept 16 Tour
Republican presidential candidate Barry Goldwater will tour the South, stopping in Montgomery, Alabama on September 16. Alabama GOP leaders said arrangements aim to use the Montgomery Coliseum with a barbecue planned to seat more than 20 000 people.
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Birmingham
Barry Goldwater
Alabama
South
Montgomery
GOP
Thomas Brigham
Alabama Republican Party
Suit to remove Goldwater from California ballot
In San Francisco an action was filed in two courts to strike Sen. Barry Goldwater’s name from the California presidential ballot. The move argues he is not a natural born citizen as required by the Constitution. Attorney Melvin A. Belli, known for defending Jack Ruby, filed the suit for Ralph Ginsberg of New York, publisher of Fact magazine.
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San Francisco
Sen
Barry Goldwater
California
United States
Goldwater
Arizona
Melvin A. Belli
Jack Ruby
John F. Kennedy
Ralph Ginsberg
New York
Fact Magazine
Chilean presidential race ends with Frei victory
Communist backed Salvador Allende conceded Friday night that Eduardo Frei won the crucial election. Frei’s campaign manager announced on radio that the people elected Sen. Frei as president and promised to strengthen Chilean democracy through national unity and popular liberation.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Eduardo Frei
Frei
Sen. Frei
National
Popular Liberation
British and New Zealand troops enter Malay fighting front
Allied forces under Commonwealth defense treaty move onto Malaya's mainland to join the mop up of Indonesian invaders. Rioting in Singapore directs eight dead and 60 injured amid curfew and roadblocks. Jakarta reports Sukarno and officials discuss deploys as Malaysia declares emergency.
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Malaysia
Singapore
Geylang
Indonesia
Labis
Malaya
Jakarta
Sukarno
Subandrio
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