Gemini 10 crew return home after space mission
Navy Cmdr John W. Young and Air Force Maj Michael Collins landed at Ellington after a delayed Cape Kennedy flight. They described three days in space and their dual satellite rendezvous as officials planned debriefings and a news conference set for Aug. 1. Collins waved to his wife and greeted his children as fellow astronauts looked on.
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Mannel Space Center
Houston
Tex
Navy
John W. Young
Air Force
Michael Collins
America
Witker
Space Agency
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Ellington Air Force Base
Manned Spacecraft Center
Florida
Huntsville
Ala
Collins
Kathy
Mike
Ann
Young
Andy
Join
Am Space Agency
Earth
Penelec union pact approved with wage increases
Penelec's labor agreement with IBEW ratified sets Jan 1 1967 as the effective date for new medical surgical insurance and additional sick leave. The package projects payroll cost increases of about 4.999 and 4.092 percent over two years. About 1,450 IBEW employees across three divisions and generating stations are covered. Negotiations began mid April after the previous contract expired May 25. IBEW officials praise the ratification and note strong union cooperation and improved labor relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBEW
Penelec
Ibew System Council
Robert L. McClain
Oil City
Company
Louis H. Roddis, Jr
Chester Rudy
Williamsburg
Elvin H. Snare
Saxton
Jack Hynes
O11 City
Mr. McClain
Fred Santucci
Towanda
Harold R. Peary
Montrose
Andrew R. Johnson
Pittsburgh
Ibew International
Suharto Heads New Indonesian Government Cabinet
Lt Gen Suharto tightened control as army chief and new cabinet chairman of a 29 member government. President Sukarno was left isolated while Malick and other civilians retained key posts in a reshaped regime focused on economy and development.
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Takarta
Indonesia
Suharto
Sukarno
Adam Malik
Sulu Hamenguku Buwong
Malik
Buwono
Idham Chali
Sanusui Hartawinuta
Bombs Hit Recife During Campaign Swing
Three bombs exploded within Recife as presidential candidate Arthur da Costa de Silva prepared to arrive. One killed, another near Guararapes airport, a second by a U S Information Agency theater, and a third at student union headquarters. It marks a second bombing run in four months linked to the 1964 revolution events.
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Recife
Brazil
Arthur da Costa de Silva
Guararapes
U.S. Information Agency
Joao Goulart
Airlines lose 126 million as machinists strike widens
Washington AP reports five major carriers Eastern National Northwest Trans World and United estimate revenue losses total 126 million with 29 million in employee pay lost since the 18 day strike began. A one hour session yielded little progress as labor and management remain far apart on all issues.
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Washington
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
United
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
James J. ‘Reynolds
Junion
Reynolds
Northwest Airlines
I —Hhe
New York-Miami
Chicago-Miami
New York
Los Angeles
Hoston
Miami
Hawaii
New York City
North Viet Regulars Maul Unit
North Vietnamese regulars mauled a Marine unit as fighting tapered after a night of harassing fire. The 324th division likely fled toward Laos, with B52s hitting a regimental post south of the 17th parallel. South Vietnamese posts with light militia facing Viet Cong were repelled with minimal casualties.
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Laos
Saigon
North Vietnam
Guam
South Viet Nam
VICTOR W. RYDBOM 77 OBITUARY NOTICE
VICTOR W. RYDBOM 77 of Glen Campbell died Sunday at Miners W Hospital in Ashland Ky. Survived by widow Effie Stirrnt Rydbom and brothers Rudolph Sigfred John Richard Ronald Howard Arthur. one sister Lusetta McAdoo. Funeral services from Pyott Funeral Home Burnetta with interment Gracewood and Burnside Cemeteries. Services Tuesday 1:20 pm officiated by Rev. Rockwell. Friends may call today 1–1 and 7–9 pm.
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Tte
Glen Campbell Liana Club
Glen Campbell, Volunteer Fire Co
UMWA
Effie Stirrnt Rydbom
Rudolph
Sigfred
Conlport
Richard
Columbus
Itm
Pyott Funeral Home
Burnata
Victor W. Rydbom
Glen Campbell
Robert P
Frankling
Ronald Day
Miners W
Ashland
Richard K
Spangler
Berkley
Calli
Porn
Allport
Ters
Gary
Donna) Clearfield
John Rodbom
Homer City
B.D
Howard C
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Arthur P
Ebensburg
R.D
Paul
Lusetta) McAdoo
Tucson
Ariz
Robinson - Lytie’s
Raymond FE. Rockwell
Garden of Devotions
Grace+ wood Cemetery
Indiana
Armstrong Township
Indiana Joint High School
Sheloca
Rob.inson
Lytle’s
Theodore Taylor
Oakland Cemetery
Elizabeth A. McCoy
Washington St
Indiana Hospital
John
Margaret McCoy
Zion Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Ettie Elma Cribbs
Plumville
Adriana Hospital
Punxsutawney
Rayne Township
Indiana County
Harry
Margaret Allen Haddon Lakehart
Walter C. Cribba
Old Mahoning Baptist Church
Mes
Carl
Dudy) Stehlman
Jone
Ron Jerry
US. Army
Fort Dix
Fred
Ancle) Fleberling
Smicksburg
Claude
Esther) Cribbs
Martha Fisher
John Lukehart
Creekside
New State Point Plan In Effect
Traffic safety changes roll out with a new point system in Pennsylvania. Brainerd notes it starts on conviction dates, with 100 or more counties starting to report in the weeks ahead. The reform blends penalties with mandatory driver improvement courses for six or more points, alongside speed limit adjustments and rule changes for trucks and buses.
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Harrisburg
Harry H. Brainerd
Brainerd
Justices of the Peace
Pennsylvania
Highways Department
Pennylvania
Blairsville
Charles J. Runzo
Blairaville
Runzo
Indiana County Court
Barstow
Calif
Meigh
Whaleway
Army
Arthur Rowland Jr
Jeffrey Culls
Rowland
Death Valley
Ft. Irwin
Cullimore
Bountiful
Utah
Paul W. McGillick
Reverve
Pamphlets Bombard Marines With Antiwar Messages
North Vietnamese forces drop propaganda leaflets for about 7,000 U S Marines on Operation Hastings south of the 17th parallel. Leaflets quote Senators Morse and Gruening accusing American actions in Vietnam and urging opposition to fighting.
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Cam Lao
U.S
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Hastings
Operation Hastings
17Th’ Parallel Demilitarized Zone
Morse-Gruening
Congressional
Morse
South Viet Nam
Gruening
Viet Nam
Marines Press Against North Vietnamese in Hastings Area
Marine units report heavy fighting around the Hastings operation area near Hue and the Laotian border. Bridges on Route 1 near Hue were mined and damaged, while a rail bridge southwest of Saigon was knocked out. The 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marines faced mortar and machine gun barrages, with at least one platoon suffering over half its men wounded or killed. About 5,000 Marines and several thousand South Vietnamese troops are in the field pursuing a North Vietnamese division. The Buddhist Institute leadership in Saigon saw a change as Thich Tam Chau stepped down for health reasons, with Thich Thien Hoa taking the helm.
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Phu Yen
Air Force
Navy
Marine
U.S. Air Force
North
Viet Nam
Panhandle
Flos Thunderchief
Jimmy L. Soode
Oklahoma City
Okla
Don L. Campbell
Concord
Calif
Xom Khe
Mu Gia
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Hastings
South Viet Nam
John A. Boyle
Hanoi
Mekong
Saigon
Tay Ninh
William Walker Lewis
June Edwards ‘Lewis
Indiana
Joseph and
Carrie Walker Lewis
South Man
Indiana Lodge
Lewis
Rochester
Pittsburgh
On Coal Co
WRC
South
Roman C. Pueinski
P. Hl
Chicago
Pucinski
South Viet Nam Liberation Army
U.S. Army
South Viet Nam National Liberation Front
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S. News & World Report
China
Southeast Asia
Hue
Trai Bi
Thich
Leatherneck
Sims
India Company
Jung
Peace efforts surge after Cleveland riot toll and fires
White and Negro leaders sought to avert further violence in Cleveland's East Side after a week of sniping fires and rioting that left four dead and nearly fifty injured. Police and National Guardsmen kept the peace as leaders formed a broader coalition to address root causes such as rat infestation litter and unemployment while promising continued calm.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
East Side
National
Richard R. Wagner
Baxter Hill
Congress of Racial Equality
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AP Aerospace Writer
U. S
Demilitarized Zone
3Rd Marine Division
Dong Ha
North Vietna
Luther Frazier
Burnside Cemetery
Deborah Kay Mock
Indiana RD. 1
Wipm
Parkwood
White Township
Chester M
Mary Wissinger Mack
Pearl Lambing
Clymer RD
Rochester Mills
James
Mary Lydick Palmer
Beave Funeral Home
Clymer
Robert H. Mergeh
Ongatng
Manor Cemetery
Penn Ru
Sen
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