More Mars Pictures To Be Released Today
Mars pictures from Mariner 4 were released hourly as officials said the 575 pound craft skimmed past Mars during a 7 month voyage. Photo No.1 showed desert-like terrain with possible vegetation. scientists noted Mars atmosphere is one to two percent as dense as Earth and no oxygen was detected.
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End Sought To Racial Impasse In Bogalusa Debates
White House envoy John House Republican urged debates to end Bogalusa racial impasse as Gov. McKeithen calls for broad white and Black leadership support. Civil rights leaders plan private talks and a Friday rally with planned picketing and a City Hall march halted after scuffles.
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VietNam
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Civic and Voters League
John J. ‘McKeithen
Young
Four Corners
City Hall
Asst
L. C. Ter- Tell
Laird Attacks Senate Leaders Over Vietnam Debate
Rep Melvin R Laird of Wisconsin assailed Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield and criticized House GOP Leader Gerald Ford for threats to withdraw support from Johnson unless he orders indiscriminate bombing of Vietnam. He said Republicans have acted reasonably and responsibly in backing the administration policy.
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Wisconsin
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States Senate
Laird
Viet Nam
House Republican Conference
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House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Johnson
U S Forces Considered for Increase in South Vietnam
AP reports the U S Military Assistance Command urged Defense Secretary McNamara to raise American troop levels in South Vietnam. Assistant Secretary Arthur Sylvester would not disclose numbers, Saigon premier Ky sought a troop hike, and an embassy spokesman said figures were in the same ballpark. The plan may include 100,000 Vietnamese recruits as part of a broader buildup.
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McNamara
Viet Nam
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Owensboro
U.S. Navy
Daugherty
Illinois Honors Stevenson in State's Hero Welcome
In Springfield Illinois pays homage to Adlai Stevenson former governor and U N ambassador as the nation remembers his life. Gov Otto Kerner delivers a eulogy calling Stevenson a trusted guiding light as crowds file past a flag draped bier inside the Capitol dome. The vigil began after the body arrived from London where he collapsed on a street. Family members view the casket and Senate colleague Paul Douglas attends as mourners pray and reflect on Stevenson's life and deeds.
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Illinois
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Life on the Guilford County Farm and local commerce
Staff writer Jim Hawkins describes life at the Guilford County Farm near Gibsonville with figures of a bountiful crop sleek cattle and fat pigs for a Sunday Enterprise feature. Staff writer Robert Marks profiles a furniture salesman as market activity continues, while Thomasville’s Chamber of Commerce looks ahead amid upcoming challenges reported by John Baskin in the Sunday Enterprise.
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Gibsonville
Jim Hawkins
Sunday Enterprise
Robert Marks
Thomasville
Chamber of Commerce
John Baskin
B52 Bombers Hit Viet Cong in Mang Yang Pass
U S Air Force B52s bombed suspected Viet Cong positions in central Vietnam for the first time in support of ground troops. About 25 to 80 aircraft, operating from Guam, dropped 500 tons of bombs on the Mang Yang Pass along Route 19 as a major ground operation moved to clear the corridor and open supply routes.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Guam
Mang Yang Pass
Defensé Ministry
Pham Ngoc Thao
Bien Hoa
Thao
Nguyen Khanh
Get
Nguyen Cao Ky
Qui Nhon
Pleiku
Soviet Moon Shot Booster May Be Tested for Manned Mission
Soviet accounts describe a Proton-1 launch carrying a 26,898 pound payload to an orbit with a high point of 390 miles and a low point of 118 miles. Tass says the rocket’s final stage powers an experiment while observers in London and Paris speculate it aims to enable a manned moon mission by constructing a space station in Earth orbit.
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inLondon
Kenneth Gatland
British Interplanetary Society
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Central
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Gatland
Yuri Gagarin
International Astronautical Federation
Paris
America
Fireflies Aid Space Microbe Hunt By Frank Carey
AP dispatch reports Florida 4H Club members contributed about 10006 fireflies used by Space Agency scientists to develop a light emitting instrument. The device, using firefly chemicals, would detect microbes in space and transmit radio signals to Goddard Space Flight Center for analysis. If microbes extend beyond 50 miles, shielding on interplanetary craft may change.
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Wiiter
Washington
4H Club
Florida
Space
Goddard Space Flight
Center Gay
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