Satellite Set For Launch Try
CAPE KENNEDY UPS Atlas Agena rocket to launch a lunar orbiter in a bid to photograph potential Apollo landing sites and map the moon. Heavy weather threatens launch with a 3 21 am EDT retry after Surveyor 1 delays. The mission aims to reveal small objects and give a view of the moon’s far side during Aug tests.
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SCLC Defends Nonviolent Strategy Against Black Power Push
In Jackson Mississippi UPI reports Rev Walter Fauntroy rebuts militant black power by endorsing SCLC's nonviolent path to integration. The piece notes attempts to admit white members and maintain unity among Negro leaders amid evolving civil rights tactics.
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Kingsport Times Local Subscriptions Directory Note
Page fragment shows publication details for Kingsport Times with pricing, zones, and subscription options. Mentions evening edition with Sunday, daily rates, carriers, and republication restrictions. No clear events or person names. mainly contextual newspaper info.
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Beatles cancelation urged by City Commission in Memphis
Memphis officials voted unanimously to ask the Beatles to cancel their August nineteenth appearance at the public coliseum after John Lennon's remark that the group is more popular than Jesus. Mayor William Ingram said the move protects Memphians from religious ridicule. Also in Tennessee news, Howard Baker Jr. criticized the Johnson Humphrey administration over mortgage money shortages, while Mrs. Francis Binkley Tate, once blinded by a 1960 boobytrap package, shows improvement from a kidney infection and heart condition at Vanderbilt Hospital.
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Civil Rights Bill Faces Bleak Senate Outlook
In Washington the third major civil rights bill of three years faces a bleak Senate fate due to GOP opposition. The House passed measure, 259 to 187, after 12 days of debate, but compromises limit housing desegregation and skirt DOJ school desegregation suits, amid expected filibuster risk.
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