Computer failure unsolved on Gemini flight
Houston AP reports the mystery of why a computer failed during the Gemini 4 mission remains unsolved. A top space official doubts the trouble will be spotted. The IBM computer failed near the end of astronauts James A McDivitt and Edward H. White's June 3 7 mission, with the craft returning on a ballistic path instead of a glide designed by Gemini using the computer.
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Houston
Tex
IBM
James A McDivitt
Edward H. White
Gemini
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
A hard of hearing inventor perfects a tiny transistor hearing aid. The device lets a user hear whispers clearly. For details, write HEARING, 32 E. 9th St. Eric, Pa., for full information at no cost.
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E. 9Th
St. Eric
Ford Calls Johnson One-Party Advocate in News Conference
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford labeled President Johnson a dangerous advocate of one party government and said Johnson seeks a Congress that will do exactly what he wants. Ford argued civil rights and voting rights dominate the 1966 agenda while noting GOP efforts to offer rival bills were sidelined.
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House
Gerald R. Ford
Johnson
Ford
Congress
William L. MacCulloch
Ohio
Judiciary Committee
McCulloch
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hanoi
Manfield
White House
Experts say Viet Nam may require limited reserve call up
The Times reports military leaders and lawmakers expect a limited U.S. reserve mobilization to sustain the Viet Nam war. A bigger 1966 defense budget is seen as necessary to support a larger war role, with ground troops in South Viet Nam possibly totaling 100,000 to 150,000. Conventional battles expected amid rising Viet Cong strength.
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New York
The
New York Times
Viet Nam
Times
Hanson W. Baldwin
United States
Johnson
U.S
South Viet Nam
Five Men Bound To Grand Jury In Rape Case
Five men were bound over to the grand jury on rape charges in Hamilton Municipal Court. Ronald Nelson Edward Benson James Smiley Donald McNeal and John Stringer face assault and battery and robbery counts tied to an assault on a 44 year old woman along Riverside Drive in New Miami early Saturday. Nelson Smiley and McNeal were held on $2500 bonds for rape. Stringer’s rape charge was bound over though his other charges were dismissed. Stringer remained in the car during the incident and was later bound over on rape charges.
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Hamilton
Williamsdale
James H. Dolan
I Grand Jury
New Miami
James FE. Smiley
Joe Ave
Donald H. McNeal
Elliott Ave
John L. Stringer
Dolan
Stringer
Cincinnati
Smiley
McNeal
Nelson
Benson
Riverside
Ben Kidd
New Miami Police
Lebanon School Board Approves Shop Equipment Purchase
The Lebanon School Board voted to buy equipment for the industrial arts and automotive shop to provide students access to a modern machine shop. Reverend Edwin Fiddler, rep of the Board of American Missions of the Lutheran Church in America, discussed renting a multipurpose room at Dunlavy Elementary for Sunday church services.
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Lebanon
Edwin Fiddler
Board of American Missions
The
Lutheran Church In America
Dunlavy
VA to Close Cincinnati Office Aug. 27 Merge With Cleveland
Cincinnati VA Regional Office will close on August 27 and merge with the Cleveland Regional Office as part of a nationwide streamline program. A small local office will remain in Cincinnati and workers have until Friday to accept transfers to Cleveland.
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Veterans Administration
Cleveland
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