Gemini Flight May Launch in March From Cape Kennedy
After delays the Gemini program advances with Grissom and Young possibly making America s first two man spaceflight as early as March 23 aboard a Titan 2 booster. NASA hopes to launch three tandem crews in 1965 with future flights every 9 to 10 weeks and docking trials planned for later missions.
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Howard Benedict Cape Kennedy
Fla
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Grissom-Young
NASA
Space Agency
Gris
Som
Young
Martin Co
McDonnell Airreport
Eccenes
Gemini
Grissom
Air Force
Navy
Edward White
James McDivitt
Cmdr
Walter M. Schirra
Jenkins Resigns Commission In Air Reserve
Washington AP Walter Jenkins, former White House aide and Johnson ally, resigns his Air Force Reserve colonel commission. The resignation dated January 28 was accepted by the Air Force on Monday after reports of two morals arrests linked to his White House tenure.
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Washington
Walter Jenkins
White House
Johnson
Air Force Reserve
Air Force
Jenkins
Friday Urges Trustees’ Ability Over Alumni Ties
President William Friday of the Consolidated University of North Carolina says trustee ability should dictate board membership more than alumni status. He reacts to Gov. Dan Moore’s proposal to distribute board representation among the three UNC branches and notes a 1959 legislative study on board composition.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
William Friday
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Dan Moore
Gesell Pioneer in Child Development Passes Away
Beatrice Chandler Gesell aged 90 of New Haven Connecticut and her late husband Oliver L Gesell co founded a noted child development school. The Gesells were prominent figures in early child psychology and education.
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Beatrice C. Gesell
New Haven, Conn
Beatrice Chandler Gesell
Oolee
Anal L. Gesell
Wew
American Student Freed After 16 Months in Soviet Jail
Peter Landerman a 24 year old Riverside California student was released from a Soviet prison after 16 months of confinement ending a three year sentence for a traffic death. Landerman arrived in Stockholm en route to New York and said the release was the happiest moment of his life. He described labor camp work near Minsk and forests and toy production for a department store.
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Sweden
Peter Landerman
Riverside
Calif
Landerman
New York
Supreme Soviet
Minsk
U.S
Moscow
United States
Arthur Miller Begins Visit to Moscow for Private Meetings
American playwright Arthur Miller arrived in Moscow for a two week visit to meet privately with writers in Moscow and Leningrad.
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Arthur Miller
Moscow
Leningrad
Senate Committee Defers Rule on Walter Jenkins Testimony
The Senate Rules Committee postponed a decision on excusing Walter Jenkins from testifying in the Bobby Baker inquiry. Jenkins skipped a subpoena prompting focus on a Sweet Water desalinization contract case in North Carolina. Witness Clinton Murchison Jr. appeared as testimony continued in secret.
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John Chadwick
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Rules Committee
White House
Bobby Baker
Jenkins
Sweet Water Development Co
Dallas
Wrightsville Beach
N. C
Texas
Clinton Murchison Jr
Baker
Senate
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