Weather outlook disrupts Tuesday Gemini space steering test
Cape Kennedy reports doubtful weather for the Tuesday Gemini mission as Virgil Grissom and John W. Young await clear skies to conduct orbital changes. Ranger IX meanwhile nears the moon with targeting for Alphonsus as scientists plan guidance and steering tests.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.S
Virgil Grissom
John W. Young
Gemini
Alphonsus
Moon
Virgil
Gus) Grissom
Space duo describe Voskhod II return difficulties
Cosmos Leonov says reentry was harder than stepping out into space with 17 orbits completed and the ship reacting to every motion. Pilot Pavel Belyayev confirms the landing system worked smoothly and both cosmonauts reported in from Baikonur as Moscow prepared a grand welcome.
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Alexei Leonov
Voskhod II
Leonov
Pavel Belyayev
Alexei
Belyayev
Nalists
Baikonur
Tass
Moscow Television
State Commission
Central Asia
Bel
Yayev
Canadian spy revealed as Russian agent Molody
The People claims Gordon Lonsdale, long thought Canadian born, is actually Konon Molody a Russian spy. Investigations match Molody’s identity with Lonsdale noting his Moscow mother and California childhood to mask a North American accent. He was jailed in Britain for three years and exchanged for Greville Wynne.
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Gordon Arnold Lonsdale
Moscow
The
People
Lonsdale
Greville Wynne
Cobalt
Ont
United States
Canada
Konon Trofimovich Molody
U.S
Britain
Ken Gardner
Melody
Gordon Jonsdale
Gardner
Molody
Evdoklya Constantinova Naumova
Zdooysk Boulevard
California
Elmer Mitchell
Toronto
Gordon Lonsdale
Lougheed Chosen Alberta Tory Leader
Peter Lougheed, 36, Calgary lawyer, was chosen by 400 delegates as leader of the Alberta Progressive Conservatives. He said the party must offer an alternative to the Social Credit government and start organizing constituency groups in all 63 ridings. He will tour Edson and support Conservative candidate Jon Scott in the March 29 byelection.
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Peter Lougheed
Calgary
Alberta
Progressive Conservatives
Social Credit
Lougheed
Senate
Duncan McKillop
Jon Scott
Edson
Alta
Scott
Norman A. Willmore
Lands
Conservative Party
Old-age pensioner becomes father at 72 in Scotland
James Gauld, a 72-year-old retired railroad clerk from Arbroath, Scotland, has become a father by his second wife Ann Beattie. Their baby boy James, weighing seven pounds 12 ounces, was born three weeks ago but only announced now.
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Arbroath
Scotland
Reuters
James Gauld
Gauld
Ann Beattie
James
Radar raid knocks out North Vietnam radar site
Eight U S Air Force F 105 jets attacked a radar early warning site at Vinh Son on the coast about 60 miles north of the 17th parallel. The raid sank three armed junks and one jet was downed. the pilot was rescued by a U S 7th Fleet amphibious aircraft. The spokesman called the operation highly successful.
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Saigon
South China Sea
U.S. 7Th Fleet
U.S
Vinh Son
17Th Parallel
Kennedy to lead Yukon climb toward Mount Kennedy
Senator Robert Kennedy travels from New York to participate in a joint expedition to Mount Kennedy in the Yukon border region. Led by James W. Whittaker the ascent faces crevasses and severe cold with wind risks, and is sponsored by the National Geographic Society, the Boston Museum of Science, Michigan State University, and the University of New Brunswick.
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Seattle
Robert Kennedy
Yukon Territory
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
New York
U.S
Yukon
Alaska
Whittaker
National Geographic Society
Boston Museum of Science
Michigan State University
The
University of New Brunswick
National troops guard marchers in Selma to Montgomery trek
National Guardsmen assigned by President Johnson guard the 50 mile march toward Montgomery along U S Highway 80. King leads the Sunday segment as up to 8000 marchers camp and rest, aiming to reach Montgomery by Thursday.
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King
Montgomery
Alabama
National Guardsmen
Johnson
King
Edmund Pettus
Henry V. Graham
Alabama National Guard
Heart of
Dixie
Brotherhood and Freedom
Birmingham
Ku Klux Klan
Robert Shelton
Tuscaloosa
Imperial Wizard
The
United Klans of America
Sixth bomb found in Birmingham sparks patrols
A sixth homemade dynamite bomb was found in a predominantly Negro district of Birmingham Alabama. Police believe the devices were meant to explode and have stepped up patrols as Army demolition experts disarmed the latest bomb beneath a panel truck at Poole Funeral Chapels.
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Birmingham
Ala
Steel
Poole
Segregationists taunt marchers in Selma Alabama
In Selma white segregationists failed to disrupt the proposed 50 mile march toward Montgomery on the first day. Local residents opposing Negro voting and integration hurled epithets and taunts at the marchers throughout the day.
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Selma
Ala
Montgomery
Alabama
Time of essence in the Commons slows legislative pace
In five weeks back from recess MPs have passed only one major bill the federal labor code. The Canada Pension Plan bill faced French translation delays as Gerard Perron blocked quick passage until hearings were translated. The government redirected to a provincial shared-cost formula bill and procedural reforms, delaying final action.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Canada Pension Plan
Commons
Pearson
Sibley delays Canada admission for TV interview
University of Minnesota political science professor Mulford Sibley failed again to gain entry to Canada for a CBC TV appearance. Immigration officials cited his past advocacy of controversial ideas. Sibley criticized the ruling as unbelievable and urged a reversal. Demonstrations and parliamentary moves followed the incident on both sides of the border. He outlined topics he would discuss, including U.S. domestic politics, Viet Nam policy, and peace movement relations.
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ST. Paul, Minn
CPAP
Mulford Q. Sibley
Canada
University of Minnesota
CBC
Canadian Immigration Department
Sibley
Voice of Women
University
James Cross
Immigration Department
Univer
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Manitoba
Stanley Knowles
New Democratic Party
Winnipeg North Centre
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
Association For the Advancement of
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