Lunar Orbiter Faces Camera Problems Delaying Moon Site Photos
U S space agency officials report camera troubles on the Lunar Orbiter may delay identifying safe Apollo landing sites. The high resolution system produced blurred frames after the first shot, with sources citing possible faults in lens, shutter, film, or electronics.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S. Space Agency
America
Clifford Nelson
Lunar Orbiter
Earth
Lawrence Rowan
Carley Will Reveal Financial Worth Ahead of Primary
Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Carley follows rivals by pledging to disclose holdings before the September 13 primary. Milwaukee campaign stop outlined the plan but no date was set. Opponents Frinzi Lucey Swed press for full disclosures as Knowles notes no conflict amid retirement from business ties.
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Madison
David Carley
Carley
Milwaukee
Dominic Frinzi
Wauwatosa
Patrick J. Lucey
Abe Swed
Warren P. Knowles
Sporadic Gunfire Hits Negro Area of Florida City
For the third straight night sporadic gunfire echoed in Pompano Beach’s Negro area as shotgun armed officers patrolled hoping to corner gunmen. Police said the shooters aimed to harass, not injure, with much activity near the June riots site. Fort Lauderdale patrols tightened after Sgt. Harry Mawhinney was wounded but released after treatment.
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Pompano' Beach
Fila
Pompano Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Sunland Park
Harry Mawhinney
Filipino Troops in Viet Nam to Get Free Beer
Manila reports a brewing company will ship regular supplies of beer to 2,000 Philippine civic action troops heading to South Vietnam in September. The gesture continues a Korea War era tradition.
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Viet
Manila
Viet Nam
A Brewing Corporation
Philippine Civic Action Group
South Viet Nam
Mill Worker Held In Death Of State Man
Marathon County Chief Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Heding said a 63 year old sawmill worker is being held for questioning in connection with the fatal shooting of Patrick Madden Jr. while he drove a tractor with a combine. The suspect, Peter Shanak of Wausau, later surrendered. no charges yet. The Madden family disputes date back years over land. Gary Madden, 12, and Madden’s father witnessed the event. seven shots were fired.
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Wausau (Ap
Marathon
Kenneth Heding
Wausau
Heding
Peter Shanak
Langlade
Patrick Madden Jr
Maddens
Schanaks
Schanak
Gary Madden
Madden
Obligatory Driver Education Urged by Gov Knowles
Governor Warren P Knowles urged mandatory driver education for Wisconsin youths under 18 at the American Driver and Traffic Safety Education Association convention. He pushed to require education before licensing and noted only 56 percent of eligible students complete driver training despite 94 percent of high schools offering it.
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Madison
Aor
Warren P. Knowles Thursay
American Driver and Traffic Safety Education Association
Wisconsin
Knowles
Sukarno faces pressure as Indonesia drifts toward conflict
AP report notes Sukarno's defiant stance toward the United States amid Indonesian chaos and a crackdown on communists. Western hopes hinge on rapid aid of about half a billion dollars yearly to spur reform, with Indonesia's strategic waterways and untapped riches cited as motivation for U.S. support.
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Indonesia
Sukarno
United States
Viet Nam
West
Con
United States cautious on Indonesia listed as bad risk
The United States keeps Indonesia on its risk list with cautious statements this week. Officials highlight ongoing concerns and urge continued scrutiny before any changes in status.
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United States
Indonesia
Sukarno
Sukarno teeters as Suharto regime shifts Indonesia US ties
Western observers warn against overreacting to Sukarno independence day tirade as Indonesia moves toward Sa single regime under Lt. Gen. Suharto seeking Western aid. Moscow signals show Soviet patience while preserving leverage. Sukarno remains a figurehead amid behind scenes western realignments.
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Sukarno
Washington
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Indonesia
Soviet Union
Communist Party
America
West
Suharto
Inflation remedies and tax changes eyed by senators
Sen. Lausche predicts tax increases after elections to curb inflation with three remedies cited: reduce spending, tax, and tighten credit. Sen. Griffin accuses the Johnson administration of not tackling high living costs, cites Viet Nam gold sales profit. Johnson proposes raising military officer tax exemptions from 200 to 500 dollars monthly. House clears way for five agencies to fund 3.23 billion with loan participations. votes party-line against.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Congress
Ohio Democrat
Robert P. Griffin
Rmich
Johnson Administration
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Johnson
King Says Chicago Marchers Will Defy Court Injunction
Dr King told more than 1,000 civil rights workers the open housing marches will proceed in white areas despite any court injunction. He pledged jail if needed and outlined planned housing tests targeting 100 real estate firms in 10 neighborhoods, including Bridgeport where Daley lives.
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Dr. King
Chicago
Dan McNulty
Martin Luther King Jr
Cheering S
Civil Rights Workers
Florida
Mississippi
Georgia
King
Southwest Side
Bridgeport
Richard J. Daley
WCW
Chris Vidnjevich
American Nazi Party
George Lincoln Rockwell
Space Center Pickets Restrained By Order
A federal judge banned the picket line at Cape Kennedy Space Center gate used by about 1,100 construction workers. The union alleges NASA hires nonunion labor for plumbing and sheet metal on a Saturn 5 serving tower. The NLRB sought the temporary restraining order.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Cape Kennedy Space Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
George Young
National Labor Relations Board
Johnson Opens Nonpolitical Canada Tour Aims At Water Pollution
President Johnson launches a fast moving trip through New York and New England with a stop in Buffalo to discuss pollution and medicare. He announces federal support for a new Lake Erie filtration system using pulverized coal and outlines education and aging programs. The tour includes Canada and New Hampshire Vermont Maine stopovers as he seeks support for upcoming elections while meeting Pearson and addressing Viet Nam discussions.
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Earl R. Bauman
Buffalo
N.Y
Johnson
New York
New England
Great Lakes
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Coast Guard
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Toledo
United States
Interior Department
Rand Development Corp
Campobello ‘Island
Pearson
Roosevelt International Park
Campobello
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Syracuse
Ellenville
Catskill Mountains
University of Rhode Island
Kingston
Manchester
N.H
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Lewiston
Maine
Northhampton
New Brunswick
Viet Nam
New York State
James M. Hanley
R. Walter Riehlman
Richard D. McCarthy
Thaddeus J. Dulski
McCarthy
John R. Tillion
Joseph Y. Resnick
Hamilton Fish Jr
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