Not Inclined To Cooperate With Russians In Space
The United States doubts Soviet willingness to cooperate on space ventures. U.S. diplomats in Moscow say a Russian observer for Gemini 6 is unlikely, despite Johnson inviting the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Kraft seeks Russian participation while Moscow criticizes U.N. space principles and Comsat’s monopoly as a potential issue.
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Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
Sootiet Union
United States
U.S
Christopher C. Kraft
Kraft
Moscow
Russia
Cape Kennedy
U.N
Communicatons Satellite Corp
Comsat
United Nations
International Telecommunications Union
Despondent Girl's Father Comes Home
John Kelly, a truck driver, returns to Sunbury amid family strife as his daughter Diane, a cerebral palsy patient, seeks his presence. Doctors say a message from him could lift her spirits and aid treatment while he recovers from a traffic accident and travels with a broken nose and leg.
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Ha Tinh
Vinh
Tuyen Hoa
Hoi
Hanoi
J. Kelly
Viet Nam
God's
Thanh.Hoa
Jlittle
Acre
Independences
Phuoc Duc
Diane
Elizabethtown Crippled Children's Hospital
Robert W. Saunderson Jr
Indianapolis
Ane
Kelly Tasn
Elizabethtown
Kelly
Sunbury
Rochester
Ike and Hope to Attend Ike College Groundbreaking
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and comedian Bob Hope will attend the ground breaking for Eisenhower College in Seneca Falls on September 21. The college plans to open to 300 students in 1967 and its charter campaign has surpassed one million dollars.
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Seneca Falls
N.Y
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bob Hope
Eisenhower College
Seneca County
Viet Cong shelling and clashes across South Vietnam
Spokesman notes light ground action while Viet Cong engage Duc Co camp with 15 rounds of 60 mm mortar fire. Fourteen Viet Cong killed and three captured in a government search northeast of the capital. Viet Cong fire on Phu Cat outpost with no casualties reported. Rangers conduct search near Da Nang with four Viet Cong killed, no government losses. Aircraft sorties total 95 carrier strikes and 167 air missions in the 24 hours ending 6 am.
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Duc Co
Saigon
Phu’ Cat
Binh Dinh
Sai Bon
da Nang
U.S
Coral Sea
South Viet Nam
Arene
Gemini 5 Crew Near End of Flight After 8 Days in Space
Conrad and Cooper prepare for simulated re entry as fuel cell water buildup worries mission control. A sunset sighting over Cuba and Florida prompts more photographs while orbital life expectancy nears. Ground observers track the spacecraft from Pacific to Mexico as the mission nears splashdown in the Atlantic in about eight days.
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Conrad
Cooper
Gordon
Lwe
Control
Atlantic
Mission Control
Florida
Cuba
Pacific Ocean
Mexico
Shelter Nuns Weigh Split From Colwood Priory
Victoria AP reports six elderly nuns who run the Good Shepherd shelter for animals may separate from St. Marys Priory Colwood after resisting a Vatican demand to return to a lay role. They floated selling to form a separate religious order while the archbishop directs them to yield.
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Victoria, B.C
Cecilia Mary
Good Shepherd
St. Mary’s Priory
Colwood
Woman suffers minor injuries in Carlsbad collision
Mrs. Cevilla Kinter, 53, escaped serious injury at 2:45 p m Wednesday after a car struck her on Philadelphia Street in Carlsbad New Mexico. She was treated at Indiana Hospital and released. A 71 year old man was involved and police noted no further danger to pedestrians.
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Carlsbad, New Mexico
Cevilla Kinter
Kinter
Indiana Hospital
Citizens' Ambulance Co
Obituaries list local residents with multiple deaths
Mrs Virginia Louise Houser Rellick 51 of Rural Valley dies at home after long illness born February 2 1914 in Plum Creek Township Armstrong County survived by husband Grant James Rellick Clark Funeral Home Elderton handling arrangements full obituary to be published in Friday Gazette Joseph William Gray 86 of Gray Station Blairsville RD 3 died August 25 1965 at Veterans Hospital Aspinwall son of Joseph S and Jemima Dusenberry Gray retired farmer World War II veteran survived by one sister Mrs Charles Nellie Shoaf of Youngwood funeral at Ferguson and Son Funeral Home Blairsville after 7 pm today services 1:30 pm Saturday Rev Edward J Thompson interment Blairsville Cemetery Elizabeth Billy Brummage Downer 67 of 205 N Seventh St Indiana died August 24 1965 at 2 22 pm at Indiana Hospital after lengthy illness friends from 2 4 and 7 9 pm today at Robinson Lytle Indiana services 2 30 pm Friday Rev Leonard H Pearson officiating interment Morningside Cemetery Dubois
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Virginia Louise Houser Rellick
Valley
Plum Creek
Armstrong Co
Grant James Rellick
Clark Funeral
Elderton
Gazette
Joseph William Gray
Gray Station
Blairsville
R.D
Veterans Hospital
Aspinwall
Joseph S
Jemima Dusenberry Gray
Brownsville
Charles
Nellie
Edward J. Thompson
Blairsville Cemetery
Indiana Students Join SHAPE Europe Study Tour
Nine students from the Indiana area joined 29 others in a European study tour linked to an ISC course on Contemporary European affairs. The nine ISC participants, plus Dr. Raymond E. McKee of ISC, visited SHAPE near Paris with students from Glassport Hastings Hollidaysburg and other towns. The group, carrying six college credits, studied nine Western European countries focusing on politics economics sociology and culture.
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ISC
SHAPE
Aus
Indiana State College
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers Europe
Indiana
Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe
NATO
Paris
Europe
Diana State College
Glassport
Meysummer
Thelersdale
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Raymond E
Punxsutawney
Lee
Indiana Area
Thomas Fiscus
Nancy Fiscus
Edith Steen
Linda Jane Houk
Elizabeth Houk
Arnold Haberkorn
Kay McKee
Dorothy Palmer
Raw
Ley
Warren
New Kensington
Meadville
Richmond
South Nyack
N. Y
Pitman
N. J
Huntington
W. Va
GOP Move Seen Blocking Redistricting
Saltsburg police car vandalism prompts report by Chief Virgil Harris amid redistricting talks. Damage found between midnight and morning, with the former all black cruiser now partly white. County lines split Bucks and Montgomery areas, aiming for Republican districts while offering Democratic odds in the southern Bucks portion.
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Saltsburg
Virgil Harris
Harris
Senate
Bucks Jam
Will County
Spaceflight crew note life in weightless suits
The report describes astronauts adjusting to space life with suits on during present flights. Berry warns about scissors use and Cooper jokes upright. They glimpse a Minuteman launch from Vandenberg as Gemini control confirms retro-rocket firing set for 8 59 a.m. EST Sunday with a 28 minute descent.
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Berry
Cooper
Mission Control
Space Cabin
Fom Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Conrad
Houston
Gemini Control
James A. McDivitt
Task Force To Study A Situation
Washington says a presidential task force led by Deputy Attorney General Ramsey Clark will fly to Los Angeles to examine a federal role in addressing Watts riots. The group will include officials from health housing OEO and Labor and report back on planned actions to avert further tensions.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Ramsey Clark
California
Watts
Johnson
Clark
Public Health and Housing Agencies
Office of Economic Opportunity
Labor Department
LBJ Shifts Senate Targets in Steel Negotiations
President Johnson pivots on steel talks, eliminating Sen. Rowland Maihani and Sen. Richard Frame from plans, while offering Lyle Hall a run against Danilo Bailey. Boundary redraws in several counties accompany broader district realignments as lawmakers seek to appease Democratic foes amid nationwide wage disputes.
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Rowland B. Ma Ihany
R-Crawford
Richard Frame
R-Venango
Lyle B Hall
D-Elk
Danilo A. Bailey
William Z. Scott
R-Carbon
Z. C. Confair
Rlycoming
Stanley G. Stroup
R - Bedford
D. Emmett Brumbaugh
Blair
Lehigh
James Ritter
Samuel Frank
Gilbert Allison
George Heffner
Schuylkill County
Washington, Cambria
Westmoreland
Clearfield
House
Pennsylvania
Highway Commission
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Louisville Du Pont blast traces explosive area and evacuation
A series of blasts at a Du Pont complex near Louisville caused evacuations for about 200 residents, with 850 plant workers in the building at 9:20 a.m. and a final blast around 5:45 p.m. Firemen and workers were among the injured. a 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew and National Guard patrol were imposed as crews fought the fire and searched for victims.
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Red Cross
West End
Ohio River
du Pont
Louisville
S. W. Buckel
Karl Kuehr
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