Mars Photographs Withheld For Public Release
A spokesman for Spacecraft aid says three photos from Mars will be released while additional images, including some processed ones, may be withheld for a detailed study. The exact target areas and angles will be limited and the sweep will move southward across the equator toward darker regions near the gspage.
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SA Net
Aia
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Treasure Seekers Rampant Traffics Jams Caused by Phantom $1000 Check
In Charlotte a radio station stunts lure thousands to find a hidden $1000 check, causing traffic jams and property damage as irate homeowners report disruptions. Stan Kaplan said the promotion will continue while authorities investigate. Police report shrubs pulled and yards invaded as clues spread.
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Charlotte
Bi L
Porter
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Harris survey shows split on teach-ins across society
Louis Harris reports the informed split in attitudes toward campus teach-ins on Vietnam policy. The divide pits educated urban Americans against the uneducated and rural populations with college students singled out. A 46 to 40 per cent plurality sees campus debates as a healthy democratic tool during a crisis, while others view them as harmful as troops are deployed abroad.
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Louis Harris
Viet Nam
Namis
U. S
Sanders urges bigger Southern higher education funding
Georgia Governor Carl E. Sanders told a Miami Beach gathering of the Southern Regional Education Board that the South must double higher education appropriations in five years to meet demands. He urged funding exceed 1 billion by 1970 to sustain education, stressing qualified faculty and equal national standing. He outlined a three point plan: keep costs low for students, expand scholarships loans and work study, and grow community junior college programs to extend access. Also attending were Govs. Dad Moore of North Carolina and Robert McNair of South Carolina.
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Carl*e. Sanders
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Southern Regional Education Board
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North Carolina
Robert McNair
South Carolina
Miami
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Two Solemnly Repentant Young Men Go To Gallows
Two young men York and Latham, once boastful of killings, showed repentance as they were executed at Lansing Prison. York, 22, from Jacksonville, Florida, and Latham, 23, from Mauriceville, Texas, admitted killing four men and three women. The men, who faced a lengthy legal fight to spare their lives, spoke of forgiveness and regret before the trap was sprung.
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Jacksonville
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Mauriceville
Tex
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Abs York
Edgar Meissner
Shoeless Man Wanders For Six Days
Richard Howe a 21 year old Hartford resident was found after six days wandering without shoes or food in snowy terrain near Aspen Colorado. He was reported in fair condition at an Aspen hospital and was discovered by a forest service trail crew about 32 miles east of the city.
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Hartford
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Tax Cuts End Federal Sales Tax on Jewelry and More
President Johnson signed a $4.7 billion tax cut bill ending multiple federal excise taxes at midnight. The package eliminates nuisance taxes on consumer items including jewelry lipstick handbag suitcase and knapsack, marking a major reduction in federal taxation.
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Johnson
U.S. Planes Strike North Of Hanoi Line
U S fighter bombers conducted their deepest raid north of Hanoi near Son La and Hai Duong, dropping 17 tons of bombs on barracks depots and ammunition sites. Eight Thunderchiefs attacked targets 70 miles west northwest of Hanoi, with another strike near Van Nuoc Chien. Fourteen American deaths and Viet Cong executions were reported amid ongoing Saigon violence.
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Indochina
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Han Gay
Hai Invi
Gulf of Tonkin
Viet Nam
U.S
U S. Air Force
Convicts End Sitdown at Brushy Mountain Mine
PETROL Tenn AP Four coal mine foremen held overnight by 73 rebellious prisoners during a sit-down in Brushy Mountain Prison coal mine were released unharmed. Hostages said the sit-down ended after Supt Lonnie Arms and Warden Lake Russell agreed to confer on grievances. Prisoners remained outside the shaft mouth about a half mile from the prison.
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Jack Ford
Lonnie
Lake Russell
Bonnie Cone Named Acting Chancellor at UN Charlotte
Charlotte College president Bonnie Cone was named acting chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. The university plans to become the fourth branch of the consolidated system on July 7. Dr. William Friday reportedly asked Cone by telephone if she would serve, with Fred Weaver and Dean Colvard mentioned as potential future chancellors.
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Charlotte College
Bonnie Cone
University of North Carolina At
Consolidated University of North Carolina
William Friday
University
Wounded girl Yen wants to stay with family in Saigon
The 12 year old Gian Thi Yen, wounded in the Dong Xoai battle, prefers remaining with her mother and brothers in Saigon over adoption or relocation to the United States. Her home and possessions were destroyed, her father and younger siblings were reported killed, and her mother faces poverty with limited options. An American helicopter crew brought Yen to Saigon for care, and aid offers exist but her wish is to stay with her family.
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United States
Associated Press
Gian Thi Yen
Dong Xoai
Yen
Associated
Horst Faas
Guerrileruerrillas
Cver Yen
Vani" Bang
Thi Lien
Amas
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