Northwest Strike Talks Disrupted Over Military Carrier
Washington negotiations in the airlines strike ended abruptly on Saturday after a dispute over a carrier allegedly using military support. UPI reports the breakdown risks renewed stoppages as talks stall amid tensions between the union and management.
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Washington
UPI
James J. Reynolds
Northwest Airlines
Reynolds
Northwest
Ramsey
Defense Department
Foreign Aid Debate Sets Senate Budget Clash
Senate debate on President Johnsons Viet Nam policy and a two part foreign aid bill moves to the floor. The Foreign Relations Committee split the program into 917 million for military aid and 2.352 billion for economic and technical programs.
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Washington
UPI
Delibate
Senate
Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Manfield
Mont
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Tahoe Basin Faces Pollution Drive and Federal Plan
The Federal Water Pollution Control Administration warned Lake Tahoe’s waters risk severe economic decline if contamination continues. A 50 page report proposes a five point program including expanded public sewer service, secondary treatment, exporting waste, basin land care, and new utility districts.
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Lake Tahoe
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Tahoe Basin
Alternate Plan for Gemini 10 Maned Spaceflight
NASA charts an alternate plan for Gemini 10 if the Agena target fails to orbit or dock. Young and Collins would follow backup signals and delay liftoff to Wednesday or proceed 48 hours later to rendezvous with the March 16 Agena, after a prior docking glitch aborted Neil Armstrong and David Scott.
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
John Young
Michael Collins
Neil Armstrong
David Scott
Pacific Ocean
Agena
Young
Collins
Gemini
Earth
Drought Cuts Nevada Crops by Eight Percent
Nevada faces lower yields across crops due to severe drought. The 1966 harvest is projected at 381000 acres, down 8 percent from 1965 but above the 1960-64 average by 3 percent, with irrigation hope tied to reservoir storage while stream-reliant farms lose water.
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Humboldt River
Las Vegas boxer charged in slaying during Helldorado Week
Las Vegas boxer Candee Barnes, 27, arrested on suspicion of murdering Tom Tyree, 19, on West Monroe Street May 18 during Helldorado Week. Barnes, jailed previously for carrying a concealed weapon, faced a new homicide complaint from the District Attorney. Also sought is Max Haynes, 40, linked to the same investigation as Tyree’s death follows a street confrontation.
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Candee Barnes
Las Vegas
Barnes
Tom Tyree
West Monroe Street
Max Haynes
Haynes
Tyree
Gemini 10 Boosts Lead In Space Mission Box Score
Gemini 10 completes orbital turns as the United States would hold a three to one margin over the Soviet Union in man hours in space. The box score shows the U.S. twenty astronauts totaling 1,520 hours and 27 minutes, while the USSR eleven cosmonauts have 507 hours and 16 minutes.
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
U.S
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Nevada Boost Tops Country in Manufacturing Growth
Gov Grant Sawyer spoke at Viking Metallurgical Corp ground breaking eight miles west of Reno praising Nevada for leading the nation in manufacturing employment growth. He called Nevada’s industrial growth potential fantastic and noted steady progress and opportunities.
Where I Stand Continued From Page 1
The narrator recalls living on Fifteenth Street near Carson and often sought the subject's advice. The brief fragment sketches a neighborhood relationship and the subject's role as a trusted counselor in the street corner setting.
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Fifteenth
Carson
Brigitte Bar and Sachs Honeymoon in South Seas
French sex kitten Brigitte Bar and her husband of three days German playboy unther Sachs arrived in Papeete Tahiti for a two week honeymoon cruise with five friends. They planned to sail a boat through the South Sea islands beginning in Tahiti and possibly continue around the world before returning to Paris.
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Papeete
Tahiti
UPI
Brigitte Bardot
Unther Sachs
South Sea Islands
Las Vegas
Sachs
Los Angeles
Justice Douglas Weds Fourth Wife on Weekend Honeymoon
UPI reports Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, 67, wed Cathleen Curran Heffernan, 23, in a private Encino ceremony. The couple honeymoon at Century Plaza Hotel, plan a Portland and Goose Prairie, Washington trip, then return to DC when the high court reconvenes.
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Los Angeles
UPI
U. S. Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Cathleen Curran Heffernan
Century Plaza Hotel
Douglas
Portland
Ore
Miss Heffernan
Mia Farrow
Joan C. Martin
Great Falls
Men
Roger W. Nicholson
Miss Martin
Ed Silver
Encino
Calif
Goose Prairie
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court
Mildred Riddle
la Granada
Mercedes Hester Davidson
Martin
Britain Clings to Third Biggest German Trade Position
West Germany remains Britain's second largest customer and third largest supplier, highlighting close postwar economic ties and ongoing trade balance between the two nations.
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Frankfurt
UPI
West Germany
Britain
Carmichael My Mistake There Isn’t Always Room For One More TM
Carmichael admits error over capacity issues while addressing a crowd about a crowded event. He cautions that there isn’t always room for one more participant and outlines steps to avoid congestion.
Pimlico Track Rebuild Shortens Finish Line
A stretch run of 1152 feet occurred during Pimlico track rebuilding in 1959 as the finish line was moved closer to the clubhouse turn, shortening the final stretch.
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Baltimore
UPI
Pimlico
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