Saturn Moon Rocket Makes Maiden Flight To Sea Recovery Planned
The Saturn V unmanned Apollo mission launched from Cape Kennedy at 11 11 a m and reached space with a 310 mile altitude before nose first reentry. The 22 story 650 ton rocket deployed 83 foot parachutes and the 11 000 pound cabin landed in the South Atlantic near Ascension Island. Recovery ships and frogmen in helicopters moved to retrieve the capsule as mission control reported a successful test of the heat shield and parachute recovery.
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Humphrey Calls For Limited Use Of Military Power
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said the United States must wield its vast military power in a measured, limited way as a difficult act of self discipline. Speaking at a New York dinner marking Christianity and Crisis 25th anniversary, he stressed America's commitment to self government and cited his Asia tour to show the nation’s resources are essential in winning the struggle.
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One Million Students to Take Draft Qualifying Tests
About one million draft eligible students will take the Selective Service college qualification tests this spring at 1,206 locations in the continental U S Hawaii Alaska Puerto Rico and the Canal Zone. The examination on May 14 May 21 and June 3 will help draft boards decide college deferments and potential induction.
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Talking Back Students Evaluate Schools and Faculty
Washington AP report on a three day national student forum where 102 high schoolers from all states voiced candid views on schools. They praised administrators while criticizing faculty, with anonymity promised for future use. Dr. B Frank Brown organized the event at Melbourne High.
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Coup Leaders Name Civilians to Head Syrian Regime
Damascus reports the new regime names Dr. Noured din Atassi as chief of state and Dr. Youssef Zayyen as prime minister. The Temporary Command of the Baath party relaxes curfew as it reshuffles power while retaining authority to fire state leaders. Observers see the move as a civilian facade to soften military control.
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Johnson signals further Viet Nam troop requests expected mid-summer
President Johnson said he has acted on all military requests for more Viet Nam troops but anticipates additional requests by mid-summer. He declined to estimate numbers and suggested no need for large National Guard or Reservist mobilization. He also said he has made no studies or recommendations on a tax increase to curb inflation.
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Marines Repulse Viet Cong Attack Near Chu Lai
U S Marines repelled a Viet Cong assault near Chu Lai as artillery duelled with mortars. About 100 Reds attacked a Marine unit, marking a second strike in two days on U S emplacements. Earlier Phu Bai saw 160 Leathernecks repelling another attack with three enemy killed.
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Jakarta crackdown heightens tense student protests near palace
Singapore reports say Indonesian tanks and helicopters sealed routes to President Sukarno’s palace while KAMI rallies demand his ouster. A five mile funeral march of 16,000 students drew marines and police. reports say three students were killed during protests outside the palace and curfew extended.
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First Lady Urges Racial Tolerance at Alabama Meeting
First Lady Mrs Lyndon B Johnson spoke at an Alabama leadership conference in Tuscaloosa. Her appeal for civil rights drew standing ovations from about 3 000 delegates, students and faculty as she urged dignity and equality. She noted America aims for unity and partnership, and likened future progress to successful scientific achievements. Johnson, Texas born, called Alabama her second home and shared a warm reception in the university residence.
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Undercover Work Inspection Slips Noted in NC
Raleigh AP reports undercover checks on North Carolina auto inspection stations found one flagrant violation and 14 Charlotte area stations failing to meet rules. Officials say most stations perform adequate inspections though some lacked equipment for certain tests. The probe questioned 54 stations, with letters sent to a subset and media scrutiny acknowledged.
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Tailor ALEX RIZGS Returns To Craft In Greece And America
ALEX RIZGS, born in Greece, worked as a cafe cook after emigrating to the United States and High Point, now returns to his first love of tailoring. The Sunday Enterprise features his journey as part of its reading section.
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Romantic Vicar In Hiding At Amblecote England
The handsome vicar Rev John Hencher who asked for a wife resembling Ingrid Bergman has gone into hiding after a flood of calls. He seeks a younger, fair haired woman about five feet six inches tall who adores Shakespeare. Neighbors report he slipped away in his car. sister says he has pursued several girlfriends and fears none meet his standards.
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