Monkey Goes Half Moon Test For 30 Days In Orbit
Mountain View California report on Benny the 14 pound monkey launched by NASA as Biosatellite II to study long spaceflight effects. Benny orbited about 245 miles above Earth for 20 days with rapid shifts from wakefulness to deep sleep and reward tasks yielding food pellets.
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Shepard May Get Shot On Moon Mission Next Year
SPACE CENTER HOUSTON AP reports Alan B. Shepard, onetime Mercury pioneer, may command Apollo 13 early next year if Apollo 11 succeeds this month. Slayton has reportedly settled on Shepard with Roosa and Mitchell for the crew, though official word awaits after Armstrong, Collins and Aldrin finish lunar return.
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Deke" Slayton
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Michael Collins
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Bugz" Aldrin
U S Lifts Ban On Arms Sales To Ecuador Peru
The United States lifts a ban on arms sales to Ecuador and Peru, clearing path for talks on offshore fishing disputes. Washington says the ban reduction followed vessel seizures and reports indicate Ecuador and Peru join Chile in private Lima talks to invite the U S to a four nation conference in the coming days.
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Abernathy Strike Victory Declared After Jail Release
Charleston dispatch reports Ralph Abernathy praising the strike against the Medical College Hospital in Montgomery. SCLC settlement cited as victory for professional workers, amid broader boycott pressures. Abernathy posted bond and was released from jail, as details of the case emerge.
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Last Weekend Before Moon Trip Apollo 11 crew relax before final tests
Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Michael plan a last weekend at home before August work at Cape Kennedy. They had July Fourth off and will return to simulators at Houston Manned Spacecraft Center then dock practice, with a July 20 landing target and three weeks of quarantine after splashdown to guard against moon organisms.
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Astronaut Tours Moscow Amid Rainy Visit and Tea Remark
An American astronaut spent part of a Moscow visit touring meteorology sites and meeting local officials, including Deputy Mayor Vasile. He and his wife attended social events, had a picnic style tea described as the worst tea in the league, and discussed tour duties with city leaders and the U.S. ambassador’s residence staff.
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Weekly News Digest Front Page Teaser
The fragmentary OCR item lists dates and events around a holiday weekend, mentioning Kinga Tris Ness and Kiensoen Byulth'rg Creacrat with references to Labor Day, a Sharks event, and subscription services. Named entities include United Press International Chicago Daily News and the Enterprise Association, with scattered place and date clues.
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