Astronauts Welcomed By Families
Houston crowds greet James McDivitt and Edward White as they return from space. They hug wives and children, share brief greetings, and join families for a private reunion before resuming life at the astronaut base. White’s wife Pat and McDivitt’s birthday moment are noted amid the homecoming.
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Moore Urges Changes In N C Education Laws
Gov Dan Moore told a Senate committee that without changes to North Carolina education laws the state could lose 52 million dollars in federal funds next fiscal year. He urged allowing county and city boards of education to receive and administer federal aid for programs and library resources. Action was delayed until Friday.
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Market Advance Evaporates In Afternoon Trading
The stock market rose sharply in early trading with some issues gaining a dollar or more. By 1 p.m. the Dow Jones average fell 0.05 to 879.79 after morning gains were erased following a late price erosion.
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Dong Xoai Attack Draws Heavy U.S. Losses in Vietnam War
Vietnamese reinforcements at Dong Xoai faced a Viet Cong assault as 21 Americans at a nearby special forces camp were listed as dead, missing or wounded. Reports varied with Pentagon and State Department figures, while advance posts reported only nine wounded evacuated.
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52nd Vietnamese Rangers Enter Dong Xoai Dungeon of Death
Brig. Gen. Cao Van Vien orders the 52nd Vietnamese Ranger Battalion into the Dong Xoai fight as Viet Cong forces assault the town. About 1,500 Viet Cong attacked, 21 Americans were casualties, and American troops faced ammunition shortages while helicopters evacuated the wounded.
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Soviets Luna 6 Moon Mission Misses Landing
The Luna 6 unmanned lunar probe ran off course after an engine could not be switched off during a correction maneuver. Tass reported the craft remained within calculated deviations, with the intended soft landing on the moon not achieved.
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Dodd Assails Critics Of Viet Nam In Senate Speech
Senator J Dodd says domestic opposition could shape Vietnam outcome citing a noisy minority but warns public pressure may mislead policy. He notes White House stance and urges observation trips for students and professors to Vietnam.
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Senate Finance panel approves 4.7 billion excise tax cut bill
The Senate Finance Committee voted 14 to 3 to repeal most excises including on automobiles appliances air conditioners TVs radios watches cosmetics cameras and many services while preserving small portions of auto taxes. The plan accelerates repeal to the day after Johnson signs the bill and preserves a 1 percent auto tax for junkyards with $190 million in revenue.
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Senate Finance Committee
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