Back at Cape Kennedy Astronauts suffer no ill effects
Astronauts Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad returned to Cape Kennedy aboard Navy planes after an eight day space flight from the Lake Champlain. They reported feeling fine with no ill effects while undergoing postflight checks and began 11 days of seclusion and mission reviews. They shed about 10 pounds likely from dehydration. The crew lauded the mission as a step toward future moon trips as officials noted technical progress and continued preparations for Gemini 6 launch.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Gordon Cooper
Charles Conrad
Navy
Lake Champlain
Cape Kennedy
Cooper
Conrad
Charles A. Berry
Gemini
Pad
Moon
Champlain
Robert Gilruth
Manned Spacecraft Center
Control Center
Charles Berry
Air Force
The
Pope Paul
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Tass
Harold Wilson
Great Britain
Atlantic Ocean
Minners
Minner
Gilruth
United States
Earth
Mathews
Christopher C. Kraft Jr
Johnson
Astronnauts
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Sas
U.S
Steel Talks Move to White House as OBrien Named Envoy
President Johnson called steel negotiators to the White House to avert a possible strike as Lawrence F. OBrien was announced to replace John A. Gronouski as postmaster general and Gronouski slated to become ambassador to Poland. OBrien, 48, longtime Democratic organizer, will join the Johnson team while Gronouski shifts to Warsaw. Johnson also praised Gemini 5 mission and urged peaceful space exploration while urging progress toward a steel accord to prevent a nationwide strike.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Texas
Lawrence F. O’brien
John A. Gronouski
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson City
Gronouski
Poland
John F. Kennedy
Warsaw
John Moors Cabot
O’brien
Kennedy
Springfield
Mass
Johnson-Humphrey
Johnson intervenes to avert steel strike talks in White House
President Johnson calls steel negotiators to the White House to resume bargaining before a midnight Tuesday strike. Moyers says the aim is settlement, with Wirtz Connor and Simkin aiding as mediators while Taft Hartley options are discussed. In Pittsburgh, union and steel firms suspend talks as U.S. Steel shuts facilities ahead of the deadline.
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House
Gerald R. Ford
Washington
Johnson
Ford
Los Angeles
Gulf
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Moyers
W. Willard Wirtz
Commerce
John T. Connor
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Leroy Collins
Morse
Collins
Wirtz and Connor
William Simkin
United Steelworkers Union
U.S. Steel Corp
David S. Tanzman
Tanzman
AMC
AMC Talks Languish as Strike Persists in Kenosha
In Kenosha and Milwaukee, AMC and United Auto Workers Local 72 negotiate through federal mediators amid a gloomy mood. About 30 participants, including 17 union negotiators and 11 company officials, discuss 135 grievances as 11,000 workers idle and Ramblers production halted. Mars? (Note: Ensure to avoid extraneous text.)
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Kenosha
American Motors Corp
United Automobile Workers Local 72
George Gullen
AMC
American Motors
Russell says U S should have used force in Cuba crisis
Sen. Richard B. Russell argues in a U S News interview that removing Soviet missiles from Cuba in 1962 could have shortened Viet Nam. He says Congress viewed Soviet weapons in Cuba as an act of war and regrets not acting to purge Castro and the missiles at once.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
Viet Nam
United States
Cuba
Georgia Democrat
U.S. News & World Report
Congress
Castro
Opposition Likely Over La Crosse State Heating Plant Site
Local real estate firm began securing options for a La Crosse State University heating plant south east of Campbell Road amid resident opposition. Alderman Curtis Storck and neighbors question the site in a residential block between 20th and 21st streets and Vine. The Wisconsin Building Commission starts bids September 28 for four steam units with fuel equipment. rest of the complex bids follow. Storck vows a strongly worded resolution opposing a coal fired plant and weighs gas or oil options. He notes the campus expansion context and suggests moving the plant beyond the residential zone if possible.
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la Crosse State University
Campbell Road
20Th
21St
Vine Street
Curtis Storck
Wisconsin Building Commission
Western Builder
la Crosse State
Storck
Tion
Myrick Park
11 Deaths Mark Wisconsin Weekend Traffic Toll
The 1965 Wisconsin traffic toll rose to 630 with 11 weekend deaths and two today. Victims include John Moland 20 Appleton killed when a carnival semi- trailer left highway north of De Pere and plunged into a ravine. Rose Mary Rabas 25 Luxembourg died Sunday night in a collision near Lincoln. Several other 21 or younger victims died in crashes across the state. A separate fatality occurred near Libertyville when Joseph W. Kummer 40 Green Bay died in a crash at the Tri-State Tollway.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
John Moland
Appleton
de Pere
Rose Mary Rabas
Luxemburg
Robert D. Anderson
Prentice
Price County
Highway 8
Joseph Dirks
Harrison
Lincoln County
Highway 64
Merrill
Donald Alfonso
Cumberland
Highway 63
Rickey Zube
Sheboygan
Libertyville, Ill
Joseph W. Kummer
Green Bay
Wis
Tri-State Tollway
Buckley Road
Libertyville
Utah Woman Wins Mrs. America Title
Salt Lake City resident Alice Buehner age 34 won the Mrs. America crown at the 27th annual contest in San Diego California. The Wisconsin entrant Mrs Richard Hands failed to place among the top ten finalists and no final point standings were kept for those finalists.
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San Diego
Calif
Alice Buehner
Salt Lake City
Utah
America
Richard Hands
Neenah
Wisconsin
Woman Dies After Four Car Crash in rural La Crosse
Violet Knobloch 54 died at 10 30 am Monday in a local hospital after a Thursday four car crash at 3rd and Mississippi Streets. Traffic Capt Robert Loeffler will seek determination if death was natural or from injuries and forward findings to county officials for ruling.
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la Crosse
Violet Knobloch
Robert Loeffler
Knobloch
Joseph
Mississippi
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Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Gamal Abdul Nasser
United Arab Republic
Yemen
Dominican Republic
Inter-American Committee
Organization of American States
OAS
UPI Radiotelephoto
Gronovski
UPI
Telephoto O'Brien
By Barry Schweid
Russell
Sheboygan Falls
Lorette Wetzel
Mukwonago
Robert S. Kelly
Burlington
Louis Quaderer
Minneapolis
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Cable
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Earl Kurth
Hartford
William B. Condon
Ripon
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Highway 13
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