American on the Moon in 67 eyed by space circles
Space observers discuss a possible Apollo era lunar flight timeline. If two unmanned Saturn-5 tests succeed early next year, astronauts could reach the Moon as early as late 1967, with the USSR aiming for a cosmonaut on the Moon by November 7, 1967.
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Arthur Hill HO
Apo
National Rereneutica and Space Administration
United States
Kennedy
Russia
U. S
Gus Grissom
NASA
Earth
Wernher von Braun
Tor
Amendments Pending as Southerners Push Civil Rights Vote
The House debates the civil rights bill for a second day as southern Democrats seek to delay final action. A Rules Committee delay was bypassed 200 to 180, signaling more conflict. The bill restricts housing discrimination and protects voting and school access while allowing roll call tactics to stall proceedings. Representative Williams challenges the Judiciary Committee report but McCormack rules substantial compliance.
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Washington
House
Rules Committee
John Bell Williams
D-Miss
Williams
House Democrats
Barry Goldwater
House Judiciary Committee
John W. McCormack
State attorney general staffer resigns over Klan information withholding
William L. O Quinn a 27 year old former member of the Law and Order Committee resigns alleging the State Bureau of Investigation withheld Ku Klux Klan reports from the committee and governor. He cites confidential files and quotes SBI Director Walter Anderson denying withholding evidence while restricting informant names.
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Raleigh
State Bureau of Investigation
William L. O’quinn
Law and Order
Atty
Wade Bruton
O’quinn
Malcolm Seawell
Law and Order Committee
SBI
Walter Anderson
Bruton
Dan Moore
Seawell
Anderson
Stilwell Search Expanded In Pacific Air Maneuver
The 105000 square mile search for missing C47 with Brig. Gen. Joseph W Stilwell Jr aboard covers vast oceanic territory. Co pilot Hal Grimes reported engine failure and the craft vanished after leaving San Francisco en route to Hawaii. Coast Guard planes cutters destroyers and the Yorktown are aiding the hunt with wide visual radar sweeps.
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San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Joseph W. Stilwell Jr
Stilwell
U.S. Army
Green Beret Troops Training Center
Thailand
Pacific
Hawaii
Hal Grimes
Air Ferry International
Pacific Palisades, Calif
Grimes
Coast Guard
Yorktown
United States Distances Itself From Ky Invasion Talk
Washington distanced itself from South Viet Nam Premier Ky who urged invading North Viet Nam to curb China. State Department said the U.S. posture remains not seeking a wider war and Johnson aides urged soft handling of Ky remarks as Mansfield and others condemned Ky for not speaking for the United States.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
China
State Department
Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
South
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
Robert J. McCloskey
North
Mansfield
U.S. News and World Report
Airline Hearing Delayed One Day On Strike Impact
Senate Labor Committee delayed a hearing on a 19 day airline strike to 1 30 p m Wednesday to give the administration more time to prepare its case. Sen Clark D Pa said Wirtz prompted the postponement to the White House. The walkout grounded five major airlines and prompted talk of emergency measures.
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White House
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Wirtz
80 Cent Tobacco Talked In Georgia
Valdosta Georgia AP reports Georgia Florida tobacco growers discuss 80 cent tobacco this year with higher leaf grades expected to fetch near the 80 cent level. Overall returns may dip slightly from last year’s 103 million due to yield loss but grade for grade payments could rise.
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Valdosta
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George D. Aiken
R-Vt
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Miguel Angel
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