Mars Atmosphere Revealed In Mariner 4 Images
NASA scientists releasing second and third Mars photos from Mariner 4 confirm a thin atmosphere, 1 to 2 percent as dense as Earth's, with no oxygen. Images show desert-like outlines and surface markings. parachute or retrorocket landings would face challenges for 1970s missions.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Mariner 4
U.S
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
William H. Peckering
Miss Ohio 1965 prelims crown goes to swimsuit winner
Patricia Ann Mazeppa of Garfield Heights wowed 1250 fans in Sandusky with Chopin piano rendition to win talent in Miss Ohio Pageant preliminaries. Nancy Borden of Miami University captured swimsuit and evening gown titles as prelim events set up tonight's Miss Ohio final.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Patricia Ann Mazeppa
Garfield Heights
Oberlin College Coed
Peter Nero
Cleveland
Greater Cleveland
Nancy Borden
Miami University
Concord Bicentennial wooden nickels deemed illegal promo
The U S Treasury says Concord Bicentennial Committee wooden nickels issued as a gag are illegal as currency substitutes. About 55 000 coins circulated by 50 merchants were to be used as change but federal law prohibits such use. some residents even mailed nickels to pay parking fines.
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Concord
N.H
Treasury Department
Boston
Bicentennial Committee
J. Richard Jackman
Printing Company
Bicentennial Group
Jackman
U S Weighs Increased Troop Levels in Vietnam
The Military Assistance Command urged Defense Secretary McNamara to boost American forces in South Vietnam. Premier Ky requested a troop hike, while a U S embassy spokesman said Vietnamese and American figures were in the same ballpark. An overall buildup could include 100000 Vietnamese recruits, lifting total Vietnamese forces beyond 600000.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Military Assistance Command
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Arthur Sylvester
Assistance Command
McNamara
U.S
Barry Zorthian
Viet Nam
Godoy Not Expecting Long Stay
Hector Garcia Godoy has asked for a nine month leave to serve as provisional president under an OAS peace plan. The 44 year old former diplomat and now vice president of a large tobacco firm says his aim is to help Dominican Republic move past the rebellion and prepare for elections within six to nine months. He notes he will pursue reforms and development programs while governing.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Organization of American States
Garcia-Godoy
Adlai Stevenson's Homecoming Remembered in Illinois
In Springfield Illinois thousands filed past the flag draped bier as Adlai E Stevenson lay in state under the Capitol dome. Gov Otto Kerner lauded Stevensons life and urged pride in his Illinois heritage alongside Lincoln and Douglas. The body rested in a simple English casket and a 19 gun salute marked the arrival. Stevensons funeral route includes Bloomington with Vice President Humphrey and Lynda Johnson set to attend. The former ambassador to the United Nations will be buried in the family plot Monday after a final Bloomington service.
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Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Stevenson
Kerner
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Ulysses S. Grant
Illi
Nois
John P. Altgeld
Washington
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London
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Armed Services
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Johnson
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India
Africa
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Britain
Germany
Japan
Canada
Belgium
United Arab Republic
France
China
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Lynda Bird Johnson
Soviet Proton-1 space station lifts as booster speculates moon shot
Soviet Tass reports Proton-1 space station launched to 390 by 118 mile orbit to test cosmic particles. Speculation grows that a new super booster, possibly for a manned moon mission, accompanied the test, with experts noting the rocket’s final stage and weight comparisons to American systems.
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Moscow
Tass
America
Gatland
UN Council Sets Talk on Dominica Question
United Nations Security Council to meet Tuesday to discuss the Dominican question amid inter-American efforts to resolve the crisis. Soviet president Platon Morozov proposed the meeting after rebel envoy Ruben Brache urged an end to joint patrols by the inter-American force and junta police in Santo Domingo.
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United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Platon D. Morozov
Council
Ruben Brache
inter-American Force
Junta
Santo Domingo
Irving Air Chute closes for two week holiday
Lexington based Irving Air Chute Co. shut down Friday for a two week break and sent 1000 employees home with a free seat belt gift for a safe vacation.
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Lexington
Irving Air Chute Co
Greek Premier says leftists instigated riots in Athens
Greek Premier George Athanasiadis Novas charged that leftists started Friday night anti government riots. He warned the new Center Union government will not tolerate violence and convened a 15 member cabinet to stabilize the crisis.
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Athens
Greece
George Athanasiadis Novas
Athanasiadis Novas
Constantine
Novas
Center Union
Corfu Island
Papandreou
Athanasiadis
Center Union Party
Toeek
U.S. Seeks Quick Extradition for Rivard in Narcotics Case
Lucien Rivard, central to a government scandal, is back in custody as U S officials press for his swift extradition to Texas to face narcotics conspiracy charges in a $56 million operation via Mexico. Rivard was captured after escaping Montreal's Bordeaux Prison with two other detainees.
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Lucien Rivard
U.S
Texas
Rivard
St. Lawrence River
Here
Bordeaux
Laredo
Tex
Mexico
Pentagon weighs troop shifts as Vietnam options emerge
The recommendations aim to meet current urgencies, with Saigon reportedly seeking 100,000 more U.S. troops. Defense sources say about 83,000 U.S. personnel are in or on the way to Vietnam, and talks consider additional forces. The final figure may approach 179,000 as the joint chiefs reportedly suggested, though McNamara denies that recommendation.
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Saigon
U.S
Sylvester
Defense Department
Viet Nam
McNamara
Associated Press
Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chuckle A Candidate Portrays Rival as Rascal In Folksy Ad
A political candidate presents himself as friendly and fair while labeling his opponent as a rascal, highlighting a humorous yet critical contrast in a campaign message.
Rainy stretch continues with showers through Sunday
Nearly an inch of rain fell during a storm between 2 and 4 a.m. and more is expected. The city saw 0.84 inches last night, the most since April 4. Scattered thundershowers persist tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures. A weak cold front should end the showers by tomorrow evening.
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C. T. Morningstar
U.S
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