Lunar Orbiter 2 Aims for Moon Landing Sites
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Lunar Orbiter 2 a 850 pound craft set to launch Sunday at 6 06 p m atop an Atlas rocket to photo 18 possible astronaut landing sites on a 250000 mile flight to the moon The mission seeks suitable sites for future manned expeditions by NASA and uses a kick motor to place the probe on course.
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Lunar Orbiter probes map moon trip and tech woes
Lunar Orbiter 1 photographed nine sites and the moon’s far side while sending Earth images from deep space. Officials report camera and circuit problems caused unclear images and shutter timing faults. President Johnson signs bills to aid cities education health and pollution control as tracking stations monitor five satellites and a Gemini suborbital test.
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Remap Ward Populations Discussed in Seoul Consultation
Burkley held thesians would provide wards with final consultation with Johnson. Johnson said the operation take place within 15 to 18 days. Ward counts include One 4,345 Two 999 Three 5,977 Five 4,713 and Ward Four 5,431.
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Reapportionment Debate Shapes Jefferson City Ward Representation
Jefferson City deliberations on a city remap plan would boost Ward One and Ward Five representation by comparing population counts including prisoners and students, prompting accusations of secrecy and calls for a public hearing. The plan's author remains unnamed as critics urge council attention and a formal meeting.
Johnson says Soviets would like Viet Nam fighting to stop
President Johnson indicated that Soviet leaders would likely welcome an end to Vietnam fighting, while stressing the need to strengthen forces to defend U.S. troops. He noted Gen. Westmoreland sought more manpower and that allies heard his briefing. He warned against guessing troop levels and called for negotiation while maintaining military pressure.
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North Koreans Deny Armistice Violations at Meeting
U N Command accuses North Korea of 15 armistice breaches between Oct 25 and Nov 3. Park denounces the claim and rejects a on the spot inquiry. North Korea warns that continued violations may trigger renewed fighting amid cross border attacks and casualties. An investigators report noted a blood trail and a North Korean bandage near the DMZ.
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Hearing Set Monday On Telephone Merger
The Public Service Commission will hear at 10 a.m. Monday a dispute between Southwestern Bell Telephone Co and Capital City Telephone Co Capital City seeks authority to merge with St Thomas Dial Inc The core issue is Capital City’s bid to end Bell’s right to purchase new stock in Capital City
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Rogers Defines Good Principles In Sharp Trial Testimony
Cleveland AP officer testified that hours after Marilyn Sheppard’s 1954 bludgeon death he told Sam Sheppard you are the one who killed your wife. Det. Schottke, now a sergeant, recalled Sheppard’s denial of extramarital affairs and his claim Marilyn was slain by an intruder. The retrial follows federal rulings on fair-trial rights, with Bailey objecting to testimony about affairs and prior statements. Also noted is Republican Ben Rogers urging vigilance for constitutional freedoms amid warnings about national peril.
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Schroeder Attacks Inflation In Missouri Race
Fulton special says Anthony G. Schroeder Republican candidate for Missouri 6th District Congress told supporters Thursday that opponents and other big spenders have caused inflation. He faces William Hungate Troy seeking a second term. Schroeder blamed higher food prices on big spenders in Congress rather than grocers. The Ninth District Women on the Warpath organized to protest rising prices. Schroeder said the crusade would show shoppers why he should be elected.
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