Space Launches Preview Moon Mission and Ranger 8
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP two space launches planned this week to study meteoroid hazards and photograph the moon Ranger 8 will push toward Sea of Tranquility with 4000 pictures before crash landing Pegasus sails 310 to 5 000 miles high to map debris and shield spacecraft Saturn 1 aims for eighth successful test as Apollo era plans evolve USW election court fight looms in Pittsburgh Gary Local 1014 votes challenged by Judge Beamer amid close race Abel leads in unofficial tally and votes due by Friday.
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Ranger 8
Ranger 7
Earth
Associated Press
Abel
USW
McDonald
International Union
Chemist Feared Dead In Cave Rescue Efforts Continue
James Mitchell a 23 year old chemist was presumed dead as earth moving equipment was used to reach him in a labyrinth cave near Utica New York Rescue teams had struggled through 12 to 16 inch passages and cold underground water as they worked to free him from a 75 foot crater where he was trapped after entering with two companions from the Boston Grotto Club.
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Dolgeville
N.Y
James Mitchell
Mitchell
Boston Grotto Club
Hedy Miller
Boston
Mass
Charles Bennett
Harvard
Mill Miller
Bennett
Appeals and Labor Board Power Under Landrum-Griffin Act
The SW executive board reviews voting complaints and allows appeal to the U S secretary of Labor. The secretary can file suit for the member and may order a new election.
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U.S. Secretary of Labor
Landrum-Griffin
Secretary of Labor
Dock Strike Talks To Be Continued
Galveston Texas and Miami will host resumed joint talks between shippers and longshore union officials on Tuesday and Wednesday after a presidential panel failed to settle the dock strike at South Atlantic and western Gulf ports. Local disputes keep Galveston Houston Miami and Hampton Roads tied up. ILA officials meet in Galveston today ahead of the talks with shippers and Labor Department officials.
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Galveston and
Miam
South Atlantic
Western Gulfports
New York
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Galveston-Houston
Miami
Hampton Roads
International Longshoremen Association
Galveston
Ralph A. Massey
ILA
Gulf Coast District
James J. Reynolds
Washington
Tanzania Exiles U S Envoy as DiplomatIs Expelled
Relations chill as Tanzania expels US diplomat and recalls ambassador from Washington. Washington retaliates by expelling Tanzania's No 2 in the capital, Dar es Salaam, after charges of subversive activities were dropped by the State Department as unfounded.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
United States
Washington
Julius Nyerene
Othman Shariff
Herbert Katua
U.S
U. S. State Department
Frank Carlucci II
Zanzibar
Robert Gordon
William Leonhar
State Department
Gordon
Carlucci
Government Ultimatum Spurs Expulsion Threat for Katya
State Department said Washington asked for Katya's departure within a reasonable time. Tanzania accused Washington of pressuring it to produce evidence against Gordon and Carluccei, or Katya would be expelled.
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State Department
United States
Tanzania
Washington
Gordon
Carluccei
Katya
Santa Claus Belief Frames Parental Career Timing
A humorous quip notes that as a man reaches the physical form suited for work his children stop believing in Santa. The line plays on aging, work life, and the gap between parental persona and child faith.
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Santa Claus
Civilian Regime Set To Take Over In S Viet Nam
In Saigon a civilian government headed by former foreign minister Phan Huy Quat is expected to form, with a 20 member advisory council including six military officers to act as a temporary legislature. Khanh retains control while Quat’s cabinet includes northern and central viet namese members. The Viet Cong ordered renewed strikes against U S and South Vietnamese forces.
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South Viet Nam
Phan Huy Quat
Nguyen Khanh
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Khanh
Quat
Ngo Dinh Diem
North
Viet Nam
Nguyen Xuan Oanh
Tran van Huong
U.S
Radio Hanoi
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Central Committee
The
Viet Cong
King and Clark Readied to Lead Selma Voting March
Two opposing leaders Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and Sheriff James G Clark prepared to leave hospital beds to direct a large Selma march for voting rights. A parade permit backed by 1000 demonstrators was issued as Fred Shuttlesworth planned to join at the head of the procession.
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
James G. Clark
Negro Loaers
Dallas County
King
Atlanta
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Shuttlesworth
Birmingham
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sheriff Clark
Egyptian German Woes Grow as Ulbricht Visit Looms
Cairo reports say East German President Walter Ulbricht will be hosted at Kabbeh Palace later this month amid a rift between Egypt and West Germany. Bonn halted arms shipments to Israel but warns full honors could trigger consequences and could be seen as recognizing East Germany.
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Egypt
West Germany
Crsis
United Arab Republic
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Ulbricht
Kabbeh Palace
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Bonn
Israel
East Germany
Singer Nat King Cole Dies at 45 in California
Nat King Cole, famed Ne gro singer with a husky voice, died in Santa Monica at St John s Hospital. He was 45 and had been treated for a respiratory ailment and a lung tumor. His illness forced cancellations of engagements including Las Vegas and Los Angeles appearances.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Nat King Cole
St. John’s Hospital
St. John’s
Robert Kositchek
Elmer Rigby
Cole
Sands Hotel
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
New Music Center
Frank Sinatra
U.S. notes no clear broad Viet Nam response from allies
A week after strikes against North Viet Nam the U S government finds no hard evidence of a major military move by Red China or the Soviet Union. Officials report no overt signs of Chinese intervention but do not rule out possible later action.
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Lewis Gulick Washington
North Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Red
Viet Nam
Viet Nam Fighting Reaches Scattered Fronts
Saigon reports renewed fighting across Viet Nam with 27 enemy actions in the last 24 hours, most occurring in the northern region. Military sources describe a comparative lull followed by renewed clashes on multiple fronts.
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Saicon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Reds ponder replies after Viet Nam clash
The Reds may delay any response beyond sharp words after U S. and South Vietnamese strikes on North Vietnam. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, vacationing in Florida since Feb. 3, planned to return and meet President Johnson as the Viet Nam balance shifts with reports of Chinese MIG fighters in North Viet Nam.
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Dean Rusk
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Washington
Rusk
Johnson
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U S
Widow in a Daze: Husband Missing Since 1957 Reappears
Mrs Mary Lou Bader learns her husband John F Fritz Johnson once listed as Larry Bader in Omaha. Fingerprints prove two men are same person. Bader who vanished after a Lake Erie boating accident in 1957 now claims amnesia. He seeks to stay with his Omaha wife and two children while Mrs Bader weighs legal action to protect her four kids. She studies at Akron University seeking a teaching degree.
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Akron, Ohio
Mary Lou Bader
Omaha
John F
Fritz Johnson
Larry Bader
Johnson
Bader
Lake Erie
Harlem children raise funds to send pianist to Warsaw
Long Island pianist Michael Steinberg prepares for the Chopin International Competition after Harlem Community Center School of the Arts pupils raised over 600 dollars at a Sunday recital. Dorothy Maynor directed the event, drawing 800 attendees as kids urged parents to support the trip for the white performer who taught them.
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Harlem
Long Island
Poland
Michael Steinberg
Steinberg
Harlem Community Center School
Dorothy Maynor
St. James Presbyterian Church
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