Astronauts Return to Cape Kennedy After Gemini 10
Gemini 10 astronauts Navy Cmdr John W Young and Air Force Maj Michael Collins return to Cape Kennedy aboard the Guadalcanal after a 70 hour mission. They docked with an Agena satellite, set a 476 mile altitude, two spacewalks and a stand up maneuver, retrieving a micrometeorite recorder and earning seven space firsts. They undergo medical checks and debriefings at Cape Kennedy before Houston briefings.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy, Fla
Cape Kennedy
Navy
John W. Young
Michael Callns
Air Force
Guadalcanal
Cape
Agena
Collins
Young
Atlantic Ocean
Kenneth Beers
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Tex
Space Agency
George B. Mueller
NASA
Manned Space F
Yen Bai raid cited as one of war's most successful
AP report from Saigon describes the Yen Bai strike 80 miles northwest of Hanoi using CBU cluster bombs from Thailand based jets. It claims 25 antiaircraft sites destroyed, Yen Bai set ablaze, and highlights new weapons like the CBU, Dragon Ship planes, star light scope, and high sortie rates for American and South Vietnamese pilots.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Yen Bai
Hanoi
Thailand
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Red River Valley
South
Cambodia
Laos
CBU
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Diverse list of local judges and clerks by town
A long roster lists judges and clerks for many communities such as Sardis No. 2, Bingen, Fulton, Burke's Store, Rocky Mound, Patmos, Spring Hill, Guernsey, Saratoga, Columbus, Cross Roads, Washington and Ozan. Guards accompany each precinct, with several names repeated across entries. The Paris segment shifts to a feature about La Locomotive in Montmartre hosting Parisian teens.
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Wm. Stephenson
George Hartsfield
Louis Hampton
Lester Kent
Ray Seeward
David Waddle
Autrey Wilson
A. A. Albritton
Hugh Bearden
Dee Tollett
Fultom Ammonette
R. K. Seewell
Luck Cowling
Vergal Tollett
Guy Green
Bingen
R. T. Rider
Eldredge Formby
Verde Hollis
Dorothy Martin
Clifton Formby
T. B. Bobo
H. C. Townsend
H. W. Hunt
A. G. Martin, Jr
Sue Askew
Opal Quillin
Spring Hill
C. Barnes
Sid Singard
Fred Collins
Ena Nations
Edna Smith
Frank Turner
Guernsey
Early McIver
Mat Bristow
Lucy Coleman
Thelma Bristow
Edna Griffin
L.L. Cornelius
Fulton
Grace Rowland
Davis Weaver
Morell Brown
Jim Moore
H. H. Rosenbaum
Ruth Hawthorne
Saratoga
Herman Dodson
Lynn Gathright
Willie Dillard
Willie McJunkins
Fred McJunkins
Tom Gathright
Columbus
Johnnie Wilson
Jim Stuart
T. M. McCorkle
Horace Ellen
Fred Caldwell
H. W. Vanriper
Cross Roads
Connie W. Harrison
Pete Allen
Thomas D
Paris
NEA
Montmarte
la Loco
Europe
Parisienne
Jocelyne Paris
Richard Anthony
Elvis Presley
Chuck Berry
Hope
Rocky Mound
Shover Springs
Springhill
Stephenson School House
Patmos
DeAnn
Burks
Washington
Qtan
Earnest Cox
McNab
McCaskill
Elmer Wagner
Blevins
Deaneyville
Jaxo Jones
Friendship
Closer Ties for U S Industry and Education Seen
U S Commissioner of Education Harold Howe II urged broader vocational education and periodic college retraining to fit lifelong learning. He told the Georgia Vocational Association that education should extend beyond diplomas and integrate humanities into vocational curriculums. Howe stressed industry participation to retrain older workers and prepare for durable careers.
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U.S
Harold Howe II
Howe
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Yen Bari
Rosette Hargrove
Enterprise Assn
Jacques Pelitjean
la Loca
Petitjean
Berry
United States
la Locomotive
la Cage Aux Vieux
Pigalle
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Moulin Rouge
Philadelphia
Patrick Samson
Rockefeller
Percuss
FBI
Arkansas
J. A. Davis
Charles Johnson
Johnson Chiropractic
Johnson Chiropractic Clinic
S. Main
Hope, Arkansas
Bruce Bennett
Becky Bennett