Gemini Flight Braces for Crew Tight Quarters
Houston AP report on Gemini 6 crew Borman and Lovell facing two weeks in cramped craft. ISS life includes near nonstop work, sleep cycles, and potential irritability. Medical officer Dr Berry notes risk and emphasizes maintaining normal Earthlike rest patterns amid space duties.
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Gemini 7 Going Smoothly in Two-Week Marathon
Gemini 7 and Gemini 6 crews push toward the first space rendezvous as preparations accelerate at Cape Kennedy. Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford aim for a Dec 13 launch. mission control notes days ahead on electrical mating and booster work while Lovell logs calm heart rates and prepares for a historic in-space striptease.
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Postponed Meeting Of Indiana County Redevelopment Authority
The Indiana County Redevelopment Authority meeting scheduled for this evening has been postponed to December 13 at 1 30 p.m. The delay affects planning and approvals for local redevelopment projects and agency oversight.
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Marines and Navy push into Viet Cong stronghold battle
Marine amphibious forces stormed ashore and swept a Communist stronghold, killing 1 Viet Cong as 11 more were slain by 7th Fleet aircraft and naval gunfire. A four man U S advisory team suffered two dead and two wounded in the clash near Quang Ngai City, while a government relief column took moderate casualties assisting militia. The fighting involved tree concealment and grenade traps, with American troops sustaining heavy losses and several wounded.
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Vatican Council OKs Nuclear War Section Amid Jubilees
The Vatican council approved the birth control and nuclear arms sections of the modern world problems schema by wide margins after hours of debate. Pope Paul VI announced a five month jubilee for Roman Catholics and set a diocese wide celebration from January to Pentecost. Opposition from American prelates and calls for more study of birth control persisted, but the pope affirmed the entire document.
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90th Yarmouth Castle Victim Identified in Miami
Ann Martin Jackson, 21, of Rochester, is named the latest victim of the Yarmouth Castle disaster. She died after transfer to the burn unit at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami. Her mother, Louise Jackson, was listed as missing and presumed dead. the ship burned and sank 120 miles off Florida on November 13.
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Milk Control Unit Faces Another Blow
Harrisburg AP reports efforts loom in the General Assembly to amend bills strengthening the State Milk Control Commission. Senator McGregor and allies aim to transfer duties to the State secretary of agriculture, potentially easing consumer price controls amid a contested session.
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LBJ Opposed FRB Hike as Rates Rise to New Peak
The Federal Reserve Board lifted its target rate from 4.0 to 4.5 percent, the highest since 1930, affecting loan costs for homes, cars, and other purchases on installment plans. The maximum rate on time deposits over 30 days rose from 4.5 to 5.5 percent, while regular savings ceilings remained unchanged. The administration cannot alter the actions, though appointees are presidential selections.
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Johnson calls Fed chair to discuss rate rise
President Johnson summoned William McChesney Martin of the Federal Reserve Board to the LBJ Ranch to discuss the economy and the board's move to raise interest rates, a move Johnson had denounced.
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Nations weigh credit cost in wake of discount rate move
In Johnson City Texas President Johnson urged lowering the impact on credit costs for homes schools hospitals and factories. Banking reaction in New York and Los Angeles was mixed with support from Brown Brothers Harriman and Bank of America executives noting possible economic stability gains.
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Hundred Thousand Coin Theft Reported in Camp Hill
Harrisburg AP report says a Camp Hill man, Arthur Leister, reported coins valued at $100,000 stolen from the trunk of a car while he dined at a restaurant. Police identified him as associated with the Commercial Coin Co. of Camp Hill.
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College Duo In KDKA-TV Show Finals in Pittsburgh
Indiana County winners Steve Colantti and Richard Williams, college freshmen from Indiana State College, perform in the Jackie Gleason Talent Search finals at the Pittsburgh Playhouse under KDKA TV. Eleven acts compete for a $1000 prize and a future on the national program. results announced tomorrow night. Williams hails from Abington and Colantti from Levitian, the pair formed as a folk duo on campus this fall.
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Rigs In Mishaps On Route 422
Two out of state truck drivers escaped injury in two separate skidding incidents along Route 422 about eight miles east of Kittanning. Lavern Smith, 49, from Michigan, said his tractor skidded on ice and hit an embankment causing $1,900 damage at around 4 a.m. Peter Elvin, 40, from New Jersey, had a similar skid at about 1:30 p.m. with $200 damage.
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De Gaulle rebuffed as Mitterrand leads French vote
Interim returns show Francois Mitterrand with 7,655,042 votes or 32.64 percent and Jean Lecannet 3,770,771 for 16.08 percent, with about 446,000 overseas ballots still pending. The campaign reflected television impact and public scrutiny as Lecannet pressed unity in Europe while De Gaulle faced a rebuke from a rising, charismatic alternative.
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