Belgium Accepts NATO Military Headquarters Move to Brussels
Belgium agrees to host SHAPE in Brussels with the political council possibly joining, while France' status remains a key dispute. Ministers discuss relocating NATO bodies to Brussels and Aachen as France resists full integration.
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Belgium
NATO
Brussels
North Atlantic Alliance
SHAPE
France
Maurice Couve de Murville
Canada
U.S
Paris
Denmark
Norway
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Portugal
de Gaulle
West Germany
Germany
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Europe
Allied Powers Europe
Versailles
Waterloo
Washington
Allied Forces
Central Europe
Fontainebleau
Aachen
Civilians Nominated for Viet Junta Amid Buddhist Tense Stand
Premier Ky’s regime named 10 civilians to join the 10-man ruling junta while excluding militant Buddhists. The move aims to ease a political crisis, but Buddhist leaders say it fails to resolve tensions and demand resignations of Ky and Thieu.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Buddhist Institute
Armed Forces Council
Nguyen van Thieu
Governor Adhemar de Barros Removed in Brazil
Brazil's military regime ousted Adhemar de Barros the Sao Paulo governor and stripped him of political rights for 10 years. Lt. Gov. Lauro Natel will govern until elections on Sept. 3, as reports note a large campaign fund against Castello Branco's chosen successor Abreu Sodre.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Adhemar de Barros
Humberto Castello Branco
de Barros
Laudo Natel
Castello Branco
Gemini 9 lands in Atlantic after near perfect space flight
Astronauts Thomas P. Stafford and Eugene A. Cernan triumphantly return aboard the carrier Wasp after a 3 day 21 minute flight circling the globe 45 times. The TV broadcast from Cape Kennedy Seattle television viewers witnessed a near flawless splashdown and a 2 hour 5 minute space walk praised by President Johnson who may promote Cernan.
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Eugene Cernan
Thomas Stafford
Wasp
UPI
AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Johnson
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernan
U.S
LBJ
Texas
Cernan
Gene
Navy
Stafford
Air Force
Globe
Space Agency
Lunar Surveyor I photographs star and moon hills
Surveyor I on the moon sent back 651 photos including images of a bright star Fsbrius for precise location, while sunlit temperatures near 260 degrees Fahrenheit threaten the camera. After a lunar noon peak, experiments resume until June 14 as lunar night plunges to 260 below zero and ends the mission.
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Pasadena
Calif
America
Surveyor I
Fsbrius
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Minnesota Freeway Tragedy Kills Fifteen in Crashes
A sequence of deadly road crashes in Minnesota and nearby Iowa towns leaves fifteen dead. Victims include Melvin Frette and family en route to a birthday party near Elmore, and paths cross with Farrow family travelers two miles away toward Ledyard. Norman Wegsheid and companions head to Wadena for an anniversary Mass. Authorities investigate the multi-vehicle incidents on U.S. 10 and surrounding roads.
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Melvin Frette
Elmore
Minn
Iowa
Blue Earth
Frette
Erling
David Farrow
Farrow
Frette Place
Ledyard
Norman Wegsheid
Prior Lake
Wadena
Floyd Sharp
Wegsheid
John
Bluffton
U.S. 10
Michael G. Reynolds
Minneapolis
John Budig
Wisconsin Toll Hits Twenty Two In Weekend Deaths
A two car crash at Highway 151 and Bird Street in Sun Prairie killed three people Jefferson Harper 19 Walter F Foulk 49 and Robert Kuttig 19 as Wisconsin highway deaths climbed to 353 for 1966. The weekend saw multiple fatal crashes across Dane Vilas Chippewa and Kenosha counties with seven more fatalities reported by Sunday night.
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Associated Press
Bird St
Sun Prairie
Wisconsin
Dane County
Jefffrey W. Harper
Walter F. Foulk
Madison
Robert Kuttig
Neenah
Woodruff
Arcadia Youth Dies After One Car Crash
Arcadia Wisconsin nineteen year old Larry Eugene Dahl of Route 2 died in a local hospital after a one car wreck on Highway 95 east of Arcadia. His car left the road, traveled 245 feet, struck a utility pole, and he died from a crushed skull. He was alone in the vehicle.
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Arcadia
Wis
Larry Eugene Dahl
R. 2
Here
Ensel Dahl
James Garaghan
Dahl
Court Rules Sheppard Didn't Get Fair Trial
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that publicity around the murder case tainted Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard’s trial for his wife Marilyn’s bludgeon death. The court ordered his release unless Ohio recharges him, and urged tighter controls on press coverage in high profile cases.
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Sheppard
Washington
Supreme Court
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
High
Cleveland
Tom C. Clark
Bedlam
Hugo L. Black
Clark
U.S. District Court
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
John T. Corrigan
Black
Cleveland Osteopath
High Court
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Pierre Harmel
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Viet Nam
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Surveyor
UPI Telephoto
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Vilas County
Joseph Mack
Zenda Tregembo
Ironwood
Mich
Nellie E. Remick
Chippewa
Chippewa Falls
David M. Setzer
Eau Claire
Duane Mitchell
Harry Schreiber
Shawano
Thornton
Schreiber
Milwaukee County
Rober Haidlinger
West Allis
Richard J. Alholm
Kenosha
Winnebago
U.S. 45
Oshkosh
Anthony W. Ehm
Greenville
Oshkosh State University
Eevee Ueas
U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
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