Mid-Point Of Journey Nears Gemini 4 orbit restate
Astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II near the halfway point of Gemini 4 on orbit 32 as Mission Control reports they are in excellent condition. White awoke for a routine check, while his son and McDivitt's son both had Little League victories. unidentified satellites and debris are sighted in the area, with Pegasus B potential proximity noted.
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Houston
Tex
Astronaus
James A
McDivitt
Edward H. White
America
U.S
White
Eddie
Mission Control
Mike
Lsted
Cape Kennedy
Earth
Trol
Dwayne Catterson
Ex-Judge Implicates Cohorts in Oklahoma City Scandal
Former Oklahoma Supreme Court justice Cargill testified at a perjury trial that he paid bribes to judges and that five other justices were “taken care of.” He named Chief Justice Harry L. Halley and other former justices, said he violated his oath, and described a decades‑long influence scheme tied to the Cargill case. The testimony came as the trial of ex‑mayor C A Cargill Sr. continued.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma Supreme Court
High State Court
O Aew
Oklahoma’ City
Cargill
Roy W. Harper
St. Louis
Harry, L. Halley
Denver Davison
W. H. Blackbird
Earl Welch
N. B. Johnson
Percy Foreman
Houston
Tex
Foreman
Supreme Court
Corn
Bart Paroey
Cr Icatice
Hugh Carroll
Carroll
Selected Investments Corp
Student Dies In Fall From Chapel Hill Window
UNC senior David B. Snelling Jr. of Asheville died after plunging from a second floor window to the sidewalk in downtown Chapel Hill, Orange County. Medical Examiner ruled probable death by own action. Snelling had been unhappy and refused psychiatric help after visits to the infirmary. He planned summer studies and was not to graduate Monday. Three apartment companions heard a noise, saw his clothes, and found his body on the sidewalk.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina
Orange County
Hubert Patterson
David B. Snelling Jr
Asheville
Patterson
Young. Snelling
University Infirmary
Snelling
Miss USA Dreamed Of Becoming Nun
Sue Ann Downey of Columbus Ohio won Miss USA 1968 over 14 runners up in Miami Beach. Jane Nelson of Arizona State University and Judy Baldwin of Clovis New Mexico were runners up. Julie Andrus of Mayfield Kentucky was third. Downey, a 20 year old, will compete in Miss Universe next month and claimed 5000 dollars in cash plus a mink coat and a personal appearance contract.
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Sue
Ann’ Downey
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
Miami Beach
Sue Annn
Fla
U.S.A
Sue Ann
Downey
Jane Nelson
Arizona State University
Tularosa
N.M
New México
Judy Baldwin
Clovis
Julie’ Andrus
Mayfield
Dianna, Batts
Pentagon
Washington
Falls Church
State
University
Coed
John E. Downeys
Jeff
David
Bobbi Johnson
Washington, D.C
College Finals Weekend Set Across North Carolina
Commencement weekend features Duke University North Carolina Wake Forest Charlotte College Davidson Salem College with 1,325 graduates at UNC. Speakers include Dr Douglas M Knight Gov Dan Moore William Friday and Luther Hodges. Wake Forest awards five honorary degrees to Carr Jones Martin Sanford and Sharp.
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Associated. Press
Duke
University’ of North Carolina
Wake,Forest
Charlotte College
Davidson
Salem’ College
University of North Carolina
Thomas H. Wright
Wilmington
Episcopal Diocese of
East Carolina
Douglas M. Knight
Duke University
Dan Moore
William Friday
Gordon N
Wake Forest
Warren
T. Carr
North Carolina
Susie Marshall Sharp
North Carolina Supreme Court
Forests and Pageants Highlight Guilford County Sunday
Census figures call Guilford an urban area yet vast forests remain. County Forester John Spivey maintains the woodlands as Don Sheppard reports on Miss High Point Shirley Ellington and North Carolina Miss Pageant happenings in Charlotte.
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Guilford County
Guilford
John Spivey
Sunday Enterprise
North Carolina
Don Sheppard
Die In Wrecks On North Carolina Line
At least three persons died in wrecks on a rural North Carolina highway two miles east of Old Fort when a car ran off the road and hit a tree. Madison Madway, 67, of Old Fort, was killed in one collision and Aston Widner, 17, of Atkins, Virginia, died in another.
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Associated’ Press
Caroina
Ee Kelly
Old Fort
Old
Officer's Home Hit By Bullets in Louisiana Shooting
Bogalusa police and federal investigators probed a terrorist style attack on the home of Chief Deputy Doyle Holliday as bullets ripped through walls and a breeze way. The case ties to the murder of Washington Parish deputy O Neal Moore with Ernest R. McElveen extradited from Mississippi.
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Bogalusa
Doyle Holliday
Nightriders
Washington Parish
O’neal Moore
Ernest R. McElveen
Deputy Killed in Blazing Gun Duel near Eutawville
Orangeburg County deputy Leroy Myers, 45, was shot to death after a high speed chase outside Crazy Baby nightclub near Eutawville. Edward Richburg, 31, the nightclub operator, was wounded and arrested. Myers identified his shooter before losing consciousness as 25 officers and patrols scoured the area with bloodhounds.
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Orangeburg
S.C
Orangeburg County
Leroy Myers
Eutawville
Edward Richburg
Berkeley County
Richburg
Moncks Corner
Columbia
R. F. Dukes
Dukes
Myers
J. W. Thompson
Thompson
State Law Enforcement Division
Huge Net Spread For Bank Killer
A large posse searched Western Nebraska and eastern Colorado for a gunman who killed three bank employees and wounded a fourth at Farmers State Bank in Huge Springs Nebraska. Sheriff Floyd Stahr led the hunt as state troopers and local officers joined the effort. The four hostages were ordered to lie on the floor before the audacious robbery, with about $1,500 taken from the cash drawers. The suspect, described as a 35 year old man with a crew cut in a dark suit, fled in a 1965 model car after looting the vault and firing eight 22 caliber shells. The victims were Andreas Kjeldgaard, 77. Glenn Hendricksen, 59. Lars Ann Hothan, 35. and Franklin Kjeldgaard, 25, who was wounded and hospitalized in Denver in critical condition.
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Big Springs
Neb
Nebraska
Colorado
Floyd Stahr
Stahr
FSI
Denver-to-North Platte
Robert Richards
Farmers State Bank
Andreas Kjeldgaard
Glenn Hendricksen
Lars
Ann Hothan
Franklin Kjeldgaard
Dreas
Denver
Main Street
Kjeldgaard
Farmer Otto
Mauser
Government Forces Strike Back Killing 48 Viet Cong
SAIGON Viet Nam AP dispatch reports government forces, aided by US helicopters, struck back after Viet Cong ambushes. In a single action Friday 48 Viet Cong guerrillas were killed, 18 dead and two wounded among government troops, with 32 missing. Five Viet Cong claimed killed earlier. Six Reds captured or wounded. eight others listed as missing or suspects in eight days of action near Vinh Long 55 miles southwest of Saigon. U.S. spokesman cited 299 enemy dead to date. The clash marks the start of the monsoon offensive as authorities describe renewed large scale fighting in the region. The New China News Agency called the Viet Cong offensive a glorious page in the liberation war.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Vinh Long
New China News Agency
South Viet Nam
President Johnson seeks true equality for American Negroes
President Johnson urged a broadened civil rights program to close the opportunity gap for Black Americans. He said equality must be human rights and a national goal, citing lingering inequities despite court orders and earlier victories. He announced plans for a White House conference at Howard University to address key problems.
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Washington
Johnson
Negral
Howard University
White House
Lems
America
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