Astronaut Frank Borman Dances With Russian Youth
U S astronaut Frank Borman joined Soviet children on a Crimea seaside camp for pioneers. He danced a Russian folk dance with a pretty girl as his family and cosmonauts watched. Thousands applauded and chanted Molodets as Borman praised East West friendship.
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Congress faces campus unrest with calls for rules
Congress grapples with student radicals as riots surge on campuses. Rep Edith Green seeks a nonlegislative fix but faces resistance from college officials and the administration. A coalition in the full committee advances a bill forcing colleges to set conduct rules and file them with the government, threatening penalties for noncompliance.
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Defense program could redirect revenue to domestic prospects
Senate hearings previewed decade‑long increases for military hardware including Advanced Manned Strategic Aircraft, Minuteman IIIs, Poseidons, a major Undersea Long-range Missile System, and a Navy submarine program. Stennis urged cutting troops to lower the budget, arguing frontline weapons and up‑to‑date arms are essential despite calls for burden sharing in Europe.
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Moon Landing Report Prelude to Historic Walk
Armstrong and Aldrin prepare for the first lunar excursion after landing in the Sea of Tranquility. They conduct checks, gather samples, deploy instruments, film the surface, and plan a staged ascent back to the Lunar Module before beginning a rest cycle.
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Meeting on education funds stalls as quorum fails
A legislative committee could not act on the education funds bill after opponents boycotted, leaving the chamber one vote short of a quorum. The session centered on whether the bill would be approved amid protests and strategic moves by opposing members.
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Congress Faces Heavy workload as 91st Congress Returns
The 91st Congress returns after its fourth recess with major tasks ahead. Only one major bill has become law and no regular appropriations have passed despite a July 1 start. Funding gaps persist, with temporary measures in place. Key items include education aid, tax reform, antimissile deployment debates, and various committee bills pending in the Senate and House.
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