Apollo Shot Boosts Moon Flight Hopes
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The unmanned Apollo moonship launch Saturday sent a strong signal that men can ride the ships into earth orbit this year and to the moon within three years. The Saturn IB powered craft climbed 310 miles, reentered and landed 34 minutes later in the Atlantic southeast of Cape Kennedy. Preliminary studies show the ship in excellent condition. Two unmanned test flights precede manned missions, with a manned 8 to 14 day voyage possible by late 1967 or early 1968. The goal remains landing astronauts on the moon by 1969.
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Ghanaian rulers pledge to guard three branches of power
A Ghana radio report says a commission will draft a new constitution. The three branches the legislature the executive and the judiciary will be custodians of power and the law, a pledge echoed by regional chiefs and Ashanti leaders. Western observers tally coup deaths at about 30.
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O. E K. Poku
Ghana Students’ Union
London
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Astronauts Die In Space Program Crash
Space center officials announced the deaths of Gemini 9 crew members Lee and Bassett after a crash near Houston. Backup crew Stafford and Cernan prepared to take over. Details were scarce as families were notified and investigators began work.
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Causes Named for Rising Prices Across Sectors
An AP report surveys blamed factors behind higher living costs. Wages, profits, markups, money supply, and shortages are cited by unions, industry, and government. Economists note rising production costs and demand. Some see no near stop to price growth amid ongoing shortages and inflation pressures.
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Weekend toll in Missouri traffic crashes rises to six
Six people died in Missouri over the weekend in multiple crashes. In Montgomery County a Jonesburg woman and three children were killed when a station wagon hit by a passenger train at a crossing veered into the path of the 80 mph train. Two Washington University students died in Cooper County after a car crossed the center line and overturned. The weekend marked the worst two days for Troop F since 1965, with additional injuries and fatalities reported in Callaway and Gasconade counties.
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Jaycees Plan Lincoln University study and 1966 goals
The chamber outlines forming a Lincoln Committee led by William W. Quigg to study Lincoln University and community needs. Committee members will be chamber members, with detailed plans to improve relations and utilize school facilities. The 1966 goals will be revealed at the annual dinner at Ramada Inn with about 400 attendees.
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Wichita, Kan
Congressional Debate Over Viet Cong War Strategy
The report covers remarks by John F Kennedy on CBS Face the Nation amid Vietnam War actions. It notes Viet Cong assaults near Saigon repelled by air strikes and U S forces, casualties on both sides, and ongoing battles in Quang Tri Province and Kontum. It also mentions Moyers and Kennedy aligning positions with some differences and calls for negotiation without surrender.
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Three Hurt Slightly In Expressway Crash
Three people received minor injuries in a two car rear end collision Sunday on the Rex M. Whitton Expressway at Monroe Street. James A. Kliethermes, 17, said John S. Leiter, 54, attempted to turn in front of him. The two drivers and passenger Jeanette Leiter, 56, were taken to a local hospital.
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Wage hike clash prompts AFL CIO and White House clash
Unions seek 3.2 percent annual wage increases as Labor Secretary Wirtz presses both labor and business to curb inflation. Meany and AFL CIO leaders dispute the pace while negotiations on federal minimum wage shift toward compromise proposals. White House favors gradual rises to 1.40 this year and 1.80 in 1968. Wirtz to address ILGWU meeting amid uncertain scheduled talks with Meany.
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Parachutist Dies In Australia Jump Falure
Parachutist Keith Freeman died in Melbourne as his parachute failed to open during a skydiving jump. Freeman, making his fifth jump in two days with the Commando Skydivers Sports Parachute Club, plummeted about 2600 feet.
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Reuters
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Commando Skydivers Sports Parachute Club
Weather satellite pictures to home screens via ESSA 2 feed
Weather route guidance for aircraft and ships is discussed. ESSA 2 satellite will transmit two to three weather images per pass, covering four million square miles. Stations within 2,100 miles can receive the signal during weather programs. Cheap AMateur builds of ESSA receiving sets are mentioned, with prices rising from 600 to 30,000 dollars for commercial units.
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United States
Essa 2
Marines Rebuff Viet Cong Attack On Vo Xu Hamlet
Marines, continuing operations since Friday, faced a Viet Cong assault of 900 to 1,000 fighters at 1:15 a.m. targeting Vo Xu village in Binh Tuy Province. The attack also hit a militia post and an infantry battalion defending the village.
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