Aquanauts Settle Into Work Patterns at Sealab 2
Ten aquanauts begin 45 day stay in a 12 by 58 foot underwater habitat off Southern California to support Navy project Sealab 2. They set up cables, test communications with the surface, map the seabed, study marine life, and request more lettuce and bread as they settle into routine duties 205 feet below the Pacific.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Pacific
Navy
Yas
Sealab 2
M. Scott Carpenter
Mexico Tries To Halt Worker Exodus To U S
Reports state Mexico seeks to curb bracero departures amid word of up to 18 000 workers to harvest tomatoes in the United States. Government says quotas will be issued per state and that arrivals will follow guarantees of equal working conditions.
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Mexico
Menico
Mondaes
Worke
United States
Mesteah
Tecate
Titans
Washington
COS
Ste Cavernars
Mar
Braceres
Mesa City
Partha
Puebla
Tlascala
Guerrero
Queretaro
Guanajiuato-Zacatecas
San Luis Po
Pioneers to Celebrate City’s Progress With Reunion
The Littlefield pioneers plan a Sept celebration titled Key to Progress with a downtown renovation program and new storefronts. Events include a speech by Mrs Jo Bush the first baby born after organization, a memorial service, a square dance, a style show and a barbecue. Over 400 people expected for a one day reunion.
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Chisholm
Littlefield
Texas
Jo Bush
Lubbock
Weldon Findley
L. L. Aselton
Redistricting on Texas Senate seats drives voter focus
The article outlines upcoming votes on November 2 including SIR 24 for the Texas Tech building program and a key redistricting amendment. Blanchard cites impacts on rural areas, absentee voting in Lubbock County, and potential special sessions to realign senatorial districts.
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Texas Tech
3Mender Senate
Sanchard
Cotnies
Hlanchard
Blanchard
Lubbock County
Texas
Senate
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Winkler
Ward
Fed Chief Warns Inflation Could Escape Control
Federal Reserve Chairman Martin told a Senate committee inflationary pressures must be watched as Vietnam War build up continues. He cautioned the economy could get out of control if price rises accelerate and urged careful monitoring of economic and financial policy.
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Washington
UAB
Vie Nam McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve System
Martin
Southeast Asia
Ths
Buatche
Dominican junta resignations and peace talks stall
The Dominican junta faces resignations over peace formula changes backed by rebels. Imbert warns the accord harms the country but urges steps forward amid economic strain. Francisco Caamano Deno comments from Santo Domingo as discussions continue with OAS observers.
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Ravera Caminera
Qantas Armed Forces
Croup
Francisco Caamano Deno
Prsident
Santo Pentingo
Gareta Godoy
London
Bunker
OAS
Timar Penna Mareinho
Brazil
Pamon de Clairmont Duenos
el Salvador
Rade Ans
Vietnam War Air Strikes Expand As B52s Reach Delta Front
The report notes B52s and observation aircraft in operations 190 miles north of Saigon with one pilot surviving a crash. Viet Cong briefly overrun three Mekong delta outposts, later reoccupied by government troops. US Marine and Army units claim several Viet Cong casualties and ongoing bombardment from Da Nang to Saigon with escalating air power.
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Sancon
Mekong River
Satcon
Kom Som Lah
Kontumi
Dao Nang
Saizon
Udon
Itis
Viet Nam
Johnson
Marine Corps
Air Force
Coast Guard
Saiven
Quans Tin Province
Sun
Pooconote
Saintes
Saison
Securiy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate
Washington
State Funeral Held For Former Premier
A state funeral was held in Beirut for Rashid Ali al-Gailani former Iraqi Premier and nationalist leader who led a pro Nazi revolt against the British in 1941 Gilani died at age 72 in Beirut on Saturday with officials attending the ceremony on Monday in Bagh dad.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Baghdad
Rashid Ali al Gailani
Iraq
Gilani
Kennedy children suffer assorted injuries at Newport sailing
The Kennedy family loses none of its activity as Leo and Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy report several children injured in recent days. Kathleen, 11, concussion and possible internal injuries after a horse riding mishap. Robert, 2, hospitalized after a fall. Joseph, 4, treated for chest injuries after a boating incident. The family travels to Cape Cod Hospital for care with President Kennedy nearby aboard the family vessel.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Infania
Min
Kennedy
Leo
Robert F. Kennedy
Kathleen
Cape Col Hospital
Robert Bode
Themich
CVO Vly
Robert
Joseph
Bom
Fran Say Harbor
Nay
Hyanna Port
Hippe
Cape Cod
Pheseeame
Uus
Sry
Seronis
Batche
Kennedys
Draft by special exams eyed for students
The speaker says draft boards may soon use special exams or class percentage methods to draft students. He notes those most at risk are students taking under 30 units annually and those who are expelled one year and return the next.
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