Explorer Satellite Launch and Saturn Moonship Unveiling Planned
The United States schedules a Delta rocket launch to deploy the 492 pound Explorer satellite and unveil a test model of the Saturn moonship launcher. Officials indicate prep work is advancing and a choreographed rollout will occur atop the Apollo launch pad complex with a crawler transport system ready for the lift and ascent tests.
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Federal Agency Admits Racing Bug In Suite
Federal agencies disclosed to the Supreme Court that listening devices were planted in a hotel suite linked to public relations figure Freat B. Black Jr, amid a tax evasion case resulting in a 10,000 fine and prison term. Marshall said the eavesdropping may have touched conversations beyond Black and his lawyer, warranting a district court review.
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Opposition Attacks Bill to Raise National Minimum Wage
Lawmakers open two days of debate on a bill to lift the minimum wage from 1.25 to 1.50 by 1968 for 26 million workers and extend coverage to 7.2 million new workers. Opponents warned it would harm small businesses and unskilled workers, while supporters cited long-standing pressure for raises and Johnson administration backing.
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