Gemini 10 Plans Are Prepared
Cape Kennedy reports indicate astronauts Stafford and Cernan will assess the rest of their space mission after Gemini 9 problems. Meanwhile plans proceed to launch Gemini 10 with John Young and Michael Collins as crews work on the Geilai 10 booster and pad assembly. NASA cites human error caused a protective shroud failure to jettison affecting the satellite deployment. Flight director Kranz says photographs show no surprises as the team wraps up the mission and returns to Houston for briefings and family visits.
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Incumbents Win Easily In Mississippi Primary
Mississippi voters gave incumbents large margins in early Tuesday primaries. Eastland and other Democratic figures held solid leads while GOP strength showed in Meridian as party names and local offices drew attention. The total vote remained around fifty two thousand with several races still undecided.
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Servicemen Savings Plan Gains Approval in House Subcommittee
A House Armed Services subcommittee approved a bill allowing overseas servicemen to earn up to 40 percent interest on government deposits. The plan aims to curb outflow from abroad and bolster the balance of payments, with ceilings set at 110 dollars a year in 1967, rising to 120 dollars annually thereafter. The bill also grants the President options to set rates up to 4 percent and outlines broader budget and bank reforms.
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Graham Crusade Plans to Issue Fiscal Outline
London report says Evangelist Billy Graham’s campaign will release a financial outline to support its fundraising effort. The statement comes amid continued criticism of the crusade’s financing and public campaign posture.
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Mundt Wins Nomination For Senate
Sen Karl Mundt won the South Dakota Republican nomination for a fourth term in a landslide over Richard Murphy with about 84 870 votes to 14 120 as 77 of 1338 precincts reported. Mundt promoted seniority and warned against federal programs while Murphy attacked Mundt as liberal in a hard fought primary race. Mundt’s victory signals strong party support ahead of the general election.
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Negro Leaders Continue Meredith's Vote March
Wilkins urged Negroes to keep marching toward Mississippi register to vote. King, Wilkins, McKissick and other leaders spoke at a rally in Memphis before the march resumed toward Jackson, with about 1,000 attendees and tense, peaceful proceedings despite earlier harassment.
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NATO Deadlock Persists Over French Troops in Germany
In Brussels NATO foreign ministers failed to break the deadlock on French troop presence in Germany. Secretary of State Rusk urged one more round of talks while the 14 ministers plan a limited session, as France prepares to leave NATO politically while keeping troops and airmen in Germany under a Bonn deal.
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Deaf Brothers Win Appeal To Restore Liquor License
In San Francisco the appeal hearing for two elderly deaf brothers who run a billiard parlor led to a unanimous decision to restore their liquor license. The lawyer pleaded for compassion as the brothers, mute during the session, were persuaded by the board. A warning was issued to avoid future trouble.
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