Power Calls for Nuclear Tests and Viet Nam Role
Gen Thomas S. Power urges atmospheric nuclear testing and SAC use in Vietnam saying radiation risks are minor compared to other threats. In Alabama, Martin Luther King Jr leads 300 footsore marchers toward Montgomery, aided by Army and FBI security, as crowds gather at a field in Lowndes County. The 16 mile section ends Thursday with a large protest planned at the state capitol.
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Oil State Judges Accused In Oklahoma Bribery Case
Two Oklahoma Supreme Court judges, both Indigenous, face impeachment after charges of corruption and a $150 payment for a favorable 1956 tax judgment. One resigned. the other, N B Johnson, refused to resign. Welch resigned amid public anger. Johnson denies wrongdoing and faces impeachment, with House action set for Wednesday.
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De Gaulle seen likely to seek new seven year term
Government sources say France's municipal results boosted President de Gaulle's drive for another seven year tenure this year. Only a sudden health collapse could end his candidacy.
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Space program faces Mars mission and moon plan
NASA chief James E. Webb said the U S leads in overall technology while the Soviet Union leads in near Earth manned flight as Johnson studies successors to the 1970 moon landing goal. Vice President Humphrey urges fair rules in industry relations. Bishop Pike condemns apartheid as evil amid U S investments. U S Steel Workers begin top level talks after securing job security in can industry. Senator Dodd introduces bill to curb mail order weapon sales in Johnson crime crusade.
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Communist Booby Traps Found in Congo Battle-Torn Region
Communist booby traps using Chinese grenades and Russian mines were found by advancing Congolese troops in the northwest near Golu after government forces recaptured the town from rebel control. No injuries were reported as Col. Michael Hoare’s unit retook Golu, a key supply hub for rebel arms at Aru, 65 miles north.
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Sixteen-year-old jailed for deadly darts break-in
In Deptford England a 16-year-old received a six month detention sentence after admitting a house break during which he played a fatal game of darts with a parakeet as the target.
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Tsarist Art Sale Considered by Russia in London
The Sunday Telegraph says Russia may auction Tsarist art objects in London to ease hard currency shortages. Master pieces in Russian museums are not listed for sale. other seized works from after the 1917 Revolution are possible auction items.
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Tear Gas Used In South Vietnam Riot Control
UPI reports that chemical tear gas agents were employed in South Viet Nam on two known occasions, in late 1964 and January 28, 1965, with the Phu Yen coastal province incident marking the latest use. The three types Cn Dm and Cs are available commercially for riot control.
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Cosmonauts See Nearby Satellite During Space Walk
Soviet cosmonauts Pavel Belyayev and Alexei Leonov reported seeing a man made satellite about 0.62 miles away during Voskhod II space walk. They later landed in a wolf inhabited forest and were rescued, returning to Baikonur and Moscow for a Kremlin reception.
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Sixth Bomb Found in Birmingham
Army demolition experts disarmed the sixth time bomb found in two days in Birmingham in the Negro community where four girls were killed in 1963. Governor Wallace posted a 1000 dollar state reward for information leading to arrests, calling the bombers a danger to the state. Mortician Ernest Poole found the latest device beneath a panel truck near his funeral home as time bombs were reported near a Catholic church a church parsonage an attorney's home another funeral home and a high school.
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Kennedy to climb Mt Kennedy in Yukon expedition
Senator Robert F. Kennedy flies toward Mt Kennedy with Everest veterans to reach the ice capped peak in the St Elias range. Snowslides near the camps heighten the risk as James Whittaker, Everest first climber, says dangers are expected in any climb.
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Ranger 9 Nears Moon In Bloody Accurate Proximity
Pasadena reports Ranger 9, the ninth Ranger lunar probe, guides toward the moon on a precise course to photograph Alphonsus crater before Wednesday impact. A Caltech JPL spokesman calls the aim “dead center” as mid course maneuvers await at 4 a.m. PST.
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Gas Warfare Used by South Vietnamese Against Viet Cong
South Vietnamese forces employ a non lethal tear gas similar to riot control agents against Viet Cong guerrillas. U S Air Force F 10 fighters attack Vin Hson radar station 60 miles north of the 17th Parallel in North Vietnam, destroying the installation. one F 105 is downed but its pilot is rescued.
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Abingdon Council Assures Water Shrimp Are Harmless
Residents who found tiny shrimp like creatures in their water were told by the Abingdon council that the organisms are harmless aquatic life. The council pledged to attempt to keep the creatures out of faucets.
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Nation's Weather Report Highs and Lows Across States
The U.S. Weather Bureau recorded a 12 degree below zero low in Williston North Carolina, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, while Imperial California saw a high of 87 degrees.
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