Surveyor Rockets Toward Moon
AP reports Surveyor aimed for a lunar soft landing despite a possible antenna deployment failure. One omni antenna may not have extended. officials remained cautiously optimistic as corrected midcourse maneuver potential exists. Mission progress and tracking observations continued from launch to planned Ocean of Storms touchdown.
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Space Agency
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Flight Control
Robert J. Parks
Surveyor- Project
Lunar
Moon
Russia
U. S
Space
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernan
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Centaur
South Atlantic Ocean
Three Buddhists die in Saigon struggle for power
SAIGON AP reports three Buddhists took their own lives today as efforts to oust the Ky government intensify. A Buddhist leader warned of more personal crisis reports unless Premier Ky steps down. A 17-year-old monk died at the Buddhist Institute, another burned himself at Da Lat, and a Buddhist girl reportedly cut her wrists and died near Saigon. President Johnson criticized these crisis reports in a Memorial Day speech, urging restraint while noting progress toward constitutional government. U.S. forces near Pleiku engaged North Vietnamese units, with 297 Communists killed as battles raged west of Pleiku. intelligence on Cambodian-border troop concentrations remained unsettled.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Buddhist Institute
da Lat
Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Arlington National Cemetery
Viet
South
America
George R. Davis
U.S
National City
George Christian
Christian
John B. Connally
Texas
Port
Buddhist’ Institute
Thich
Tam Chau
A_US
25Th Division
Pleiku
Cubans Claim Boat Is Sunk
Havana reports a U S launch aiding infiltrators was sunk after Cuban soldiers fired on it at 11 15 p m EDT west of Havana. Two militants killed two wounded captured. others drowned. Cuban navy and torpedo boats pursued and destroyed the craft ten miles offshore. Prisoners say six armed crew. Miami anti communist groups deny knowledge. Cuban official reiterates rejection of U S base invasion claims while pledging readiness to repel aggression.
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Havana
United States
General Staff of
The
Revolutionary Armed Forces
Miami
Cuba
Armando Hart
U. S
Guantafamo
Cubs
16-Car pileup halts 500 Mile race in Indianapolis
The 50th 500 mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway was stopped moments after the start as 16 cars crashed. One driver A J Foyt and six spectators were among the injured, none seriously. Seventeen cars restarted after flames were put out and debris cleared. Foyt suffered a cut finger and bruised knee but was cleared to drive again if needed.
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Indianapolis
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Grandstand RB
After the Brawl Students Stage Campus Egg Mud Fight
Over 300 students and faculty joined an hour long egg mud and vegetable throwing imbroglio designed to relieve tensions before final exams. SAP Wir
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SAP Wir
Disgruntled Father Lists 1964 Auto For Sale
A Reno classified ad from AP describes a distraught father offering a red hot 1964 car for sale after the vehicle was clocked at 100 mph once too often by highway patrol, sheriff, and city police. The notice notes the car has drawn police attention and is being sold.
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Reno
Nev
North Carolina Dem primary results and second race plan
In North Carolina's 5th District Nick Galifianakis 87 year old Durham attorney and Duke law professor leads Bagley Wins ton Salem businessman and tobacco heir in the Democratic primary with 22 062 votes to 18 286 for Bagley and 11 364 for Wood and 7 098 for Thomerson Eliminated were state Sen Wood and Thomerson A second primary set for June 25 will feature few major contests including the 8th District where John G Plumides and Lamar Caudle contest the nomination Caudle a former Justice Department Tax Division head for President Truman was convicted of conspiring to block a tax case sentence two years See BAGLEY on Page 2A
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Raleigh
Nick Galifianakis
Smith Bagley
North Carolina
Galitianakis
Durham
Duke
Bagley
Winston-Salem
R. J. Reynolds
William Z. Wood
Winston- Salem
Harold Thomerson
Ralph Scott
Galifianakis
Wood
Thomerson
W. Hall Young
Minneapolis
Avery County
Donald Wirick
Gastonia
Charlotte
John G. Plumides
Lamar Caudle
Wadesboro
Caudle
Justice Department
Truman
Fifteen incumbents toppled in North Carolina races
Voters reshaped the legislature amid reapportionment, defeating at least 15 incumbents. Among those defeated were incumbents from Hyde, Mecklenburg, Cumberland, Harnett, Granville, Ashe, Perquimans, Haywood, and Yadkin, with nominations listed for several candidates in Mecklenburg and other counties. Track star Jim Beatty won nomination to the House in Mecklenburg.
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Noel Yancey
Associated Press
Raleigh
Saturdant Neut
Ren
Dick Lupton
Hyde
Marvin Lee Rich
Mecklenburg
Joel Lambert
Cumberland
Carson Gregory
Harnett
Joe Watkins
Granville
Vance Choate
Ashe
J. Emmett Winslow
Perquimans
Oral Yates
Haywood
F. D. B. Harding
Yadkin
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South Africa
Telvision SA
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Edward I. Elicofon
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Albrecht Durer
Irace
Foyt
Don Branson
Billy Foster
Gary Congdon
Mel Kenyon
Dan Gurney
Joe Leonard
Cale Yarborough
Arnie Knepper
Bud Tingelstad
al Miller
Hobby Grim
Larry Dickson
Ronnie Duman
Carl Williams
Eddie Johnson
Roger Ward
Dave MacDonald
Eddie Sachs
Emory University
Jerry Zeller
Bonnie Strickland
Aggression
Atlanta
Sune
Plumides
Way
Priory
Archie T. Lane
Per
Quimans
Milburn
David Britt
Robeson
Curtituck
Arthur Williamson
Columbus
Reuben L. Moore
House
Pender
W. R. Land
Grove Bowles
Guilford
W. Staton
Lee
Staton
Bowles
State Department of Conservation and Development
William R. Crawford
Forsyth
Jim Beatty
Phil Godwin
Gates
Odell Williamson
Brunswick
Clyde Collier
D. Mills
Hugh Regsdale
Onslow
W. R. Roberson Jr
Beaufort
James B. Vogler
Ernest L. Hicks
Jack Baugh
W. E. Graham
Pat Hunter
A. H. Jones
Mecklensburg
James C. Green
Bladen
R. C. Godwin
Craven
James
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