Test Leaks Radiation in Nevada
In Frenchman Flat Nev a UPI report says a 20 kiloton nuclear device released radiation into the atmosphere Monday. AEC said instruments near ground zero show leakage but no radioactivity beyond the Nevada test site. The 1350 square mile site lies 90 miles northeast of Las Vegas and marks the ninth underground test leakage since the 1963 ban. The previous leakage occurred in April above six western states.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Las Vegas
Is LBJ's Power His Weakness
An article in the September 24 issue explores Lyndon B Johnson's power in the White House. Rowland Evans and Robert Novak examine whether Johnson's strength breeds fear and opposition while Stewart Alsop questions his goals and use of power. The piece frames a balanced historical view of a president viewed with both admiration and critique.
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Lyndon Johnson
White House
Saturday Evening Post
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
LBJ
Stewart Alsop
Johnson
Alsop
Gemini Docking bid nears Apollo style milestone
Gemini 11 astronauts Conrad and Gordon completed a linkup with the Agena target satellite high over Hawaii then prepared to fire engines for a new altitude record and conduct complex outside walks and docking maneuvers. Gordon walked for 140 minutes while linked by a 100 foot cord as mission control studied wake effects for rendezvous guidance.
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Conrad
Seabrook
Tex
UPI
Richard Gordon
Charles
Pete
Conrad Boys Somersault During Gemini Blastoff
Mrs. Conrad and her six Gordon children watched as the Titan II lift off on Gemini 1. The youngsters, described as excited and hot with nerves, joked about the ascent while their father and the Apollo program figures prepared for launch. Mrs Waite, wife of the moon program director, joined them before a car trouble moment interrupted the scene.
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Gordon
Jack Waite
Record Jet Raids Rock Viet Reds
Journal summary notes continued heavy air raids on Viet Cong targets in the south with no major ground fighting reported. U.S. 1st Infantry Division units engaged three sampans on the Saigon River Southwest of Saigon, using artillery to disperse, sink, or force retreat of the vessels. Photographers from the Memphis Press Scimitar, Jack Cantrell and Jim Reid, faced assault. Cantrell escaped, Reid was beaten as a policeman stood nearby. In Bo valusa, amid school integration, a white man fired at a member of the Death Eons for Defense before a city detective seized the rifle and militants began removing weapons from hiding spots and trunks.
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U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Saigon
Jim Reid
Bovalusa
Whites Kick Beat Negro Boy in Southern Integration Flareup
A violent incident erupted as whites assaulted a Black boy near a Harlem school amid school integration tensions. Police arrested 12. photographers were attacked. Separately in Louisiana and Alabama protests and boycotts affected schools, and a federal judge was asked to halt enforcement of segregation guidelines.
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George Wallace
Alabama
Santa
New York
Pates
Harlem
Greehe City
Nada
Miss
Senate
Peti-New
Tien
East Harlem
Jon
Integral
Louisiana
Bawr
Montgomery
Ala
National Association For the [Advancement of Colored People
Army Awards Major Nike-X Test Contract
The Army awarded a 256.58 million contract to Western Electric for continued development and testing of the Nike-X antimissile defense system. The award covers design and development with testing at locations including White Sands Missile Range and Kwajalein, but excludes production or deployment funding.
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Washington
Western Electric Co
Pentagon
Doctor Duncan Offers Natural Treatment for Circulation Hope
Long Beach advertisement claims Dr. Duncan D.C. treats poor circulation varicose veins and joint pains with a natural approach. Promises relaxed muscles quieter nerves better sleep and improved ability to work. Call GE 8.2403 for appointment at 2591 E Broadway.
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Duncan
D.C
Broadway
Biddle Named to Joint Committee in Capitol Shuffle
Sacramento Assembly Speaker appoints Craig Biddle to the joint legislation committee on revision. In San Francisco a report notes Career Collison died after severe head injuries. A San Diego principal judge resigns to become a man, amid a brutal assault case near a bluff. Caree Collison and Susan Hox are named victims in separate incidents. Caree, 16, from Pinole, died after two brain operations and kidney failure following the attack scene discovery by three boys.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Craig Biddle
Riverside
Legis
San Francisco
Caree Collison
Festiddie
Trates Iman
Richard Donovan
Afterichula Vista
Mani
San Diego
Panion
Juan Pabin Bay
Caree
Pinole
Susan Hox
ALRO Salve Promises Quick Corns and Wart Relief
An ad claims ALRO Salve banishes corns calluses and warts after one application with a money back guarantee if it fails. The formula is unique and available at Theitty and all drug stores, urging prompt use to end suffering from growths.
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Theitty
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