Life Suits For Space Given Eye
Houston AP reports Project Gemini will test lightweight life support packs for astronauts to walk in space. Proposals were due last Monday with specs: under 24 pounds, 100 percent oxygen, CO2 and thermal controls, five minute emergency support. Six Gemini objectives include rendezvous, docking, spacewalking, and return to a preselected land site. First manned Gemini flights target late 1964 with spacewalks planned for the second and fourth missions.
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London woman killed in single vehicle wreck near London
Brenda Kay Brake 20 of London died when her car left Ohio 36 one mile north of London and struck a utility pole.
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Churchill Pink And Jovial At 89
Sir Winston Churchill enjoyed a quiet birthday at Hyde Park Gate with Lady Churchill. He waved to a small crowd from a first floor window, wore his bow tie and siren suit, and accepted greetings including one from President Johnson while sharing brandy and cigars.
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UN to Build TV Radio and Film Center in Assembly Basement
The U N General Assembly budget committee approved 1.19 million dollars to construct a television radio and film center in the basement of the General Assembly Building. The project links with a 2 million dollar seating and desk overhaul to serve 126 nations, up from 111. Secretary General U Thant urged considering an 11 million dollar addition for more committee rooms and facilities. A future two story East River facing annex would expand dining and lounge areas. Earlier, George Chavez completed the first successful airplane flight over the Alps in 1910.
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Camels End Strike as Cairo Tourists Return
Seven-score decorated camels paraded near the Pyramids and Sphinx to end a weeklong strike by camel drivers. They protested新 government rules requiring licenses, limiting camel fares to 35 cents per hour and banning tips. A negotiated settlement arranged by tourist police General Hussein Ashkar raised hopes for tips and higher fares.
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Kekkonen Talks With Khrushchev Before Hunt
Finnish President Urho Kekkonen met Premier Nikita Khrushchev at the Kremlin on Saturday and the two headed for a hunting trip in woods near Moscow.
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Poll Elevates Nixon To Top Role As Contender
Washington AP report notes Lyndon B. Johnson leads among GOP hopefuls after Kennedy’s assassination. Harris’ early nationwide poll shows Johnson 53 percent with Nixon 40 and undecided 7, versus Johnson 55 to Goldwater 33 and 12 undecided, and Johnson 59 to Rockefeller 29 and 12 undecided.
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Kennedy Memorial Service Planned by National Council
The National Council of Churches general assembly in Philadelphia will hold a public memorial service for President John F. Kennedy Tuesday night in Convention Hall. Kennedy was to address the assembly Tuesday night before his death.
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