Ranger 7 Sets Course For Moon In Moonshot Flight
Ranger 7 travels toward the moon at 6425 miles per hour then enters a parking orbit 115 miles above the Atlantic before continuing toward the lunar surface. Scientists expect high resolution photos to test lunar seas and evaluate landing site safety for 1970.
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Barry Goldwater pushes for TV debates amid preconvention support
Barry Goldwater urged preplanned TV debates while noting doubts about letting the President debate. He suggested pre-taped formats and agreed ground rules, citing 1960 Kennedy Nixon live exchanges. He spoke of party unity with House members and described a cordial White House meeting with President Johnson.
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Democrats Endorse State Candidates at Paradise Valley Banquet
Paradise Valley Democrats endorsed a small slate for the party's primary at the Riviera Hotel. Ralph Denton won the only major endorsement and must reach 75 percent to secure backing. Luther Shue was named for Clark County commission District outside Las Vegas. Archie Grant Ray Germain and George Wilkinson also received endorsements for Nevada Board seats and Clark County School Board.
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Ruby Appeal Claims Multiple Trial Errors
The filing argues judge Brown restricted juror questions on the John Birch Society and other points, including venue denial and late proceedings. It notes possible appellate action by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals next January or February and possible federal review. Governor Connally stands in political context related to the case.
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Las Vegas Growth Reflected From 1934 Directory
A retrospective notes how Las Vegas evolved over 30 years through law, banking, hospitality and key families. It contrasts 1934 figures such as Judge Foley, First State Bank leadership, Ed W. Clark, J Kell Houssels and Otto Underhill with later prominence in law, business and civic life.
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Rochester Curfew Lifted After Riots And Arrests
The guardsmen stay through the next weekend as riots leave four dead hundreds injured and 800 arrested. Public Safety Commissioner Corbett says police have been mistreated and vows continued action to address racial tensions and property damage across the city.
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