Gemini 10 mission set for Cape Kennedy lift off
Navy Cmdr John W Young and Air Force Maj Michael Collins plan the Gemini 10 flight from Cape Kennedy to begin Monday afternoon at 5 21 p m EST The mission promises a spacewalk and a packed program as the pair prepares for a demanding sequence in orbit
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Navy
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W. Young
Cape
Kennedy
Collins
Young
Molly
Survivor recounts mass murder of eight nurse students
Corazon Amurao, the sole survivor, described a 25-year-old killer who methodically tied and killed eight nursing students at South Chicago Community Hospital residence hall. She hid under a bed and escaped notice as authorities questioned her about the brutal assault.
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Chicago
Corazon Amurao
Miss Amurao
Philippines
South Chicago Community Hospital
Michael Spiotto
Spiotto
Klein to testify Tuesday in Dodd ethics probe
Julius Klein a Chicago public relations man testified about his ties to Sen. Thomas Dodd in a Senate ethics hearing. Dodd will not hear Klein as the ethics panel probes a West Germany trip alleged to aid Klein’s clients, while Dodd presides another hearing on narcotic rehabilitation.
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Washington
Julius Klein
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Klein
Aids of
Chicago
Bipartisan
Ethics Committee
West Germany
Klein Nang
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Internal Security Subcommittee
Corn Futures Shakeout With Mixed Trading
Chicago AP reports grain futures showing active buying periods and modest selling. Soybeans hit near limit moves of 10 cents daily, then recovered from prior week losses exceeding 20 cents per bushel. Old crop contracts rose only modestly, while most gains occurred in new crop months.
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Chicago
Corn futures hit new records in open interest and volume
Corn remained the most traded commodity on the exchange and repeatedly reached 118 year highs for total open interest while setting a daily volume record of 97.2 million bushels. By Thursday’s close open interest stood at 298.5 million bushels, surpassing the prior 262.8 million peak from April 1962 as nearly every contract touched season highs during the week.
Britain Faces Deep Economic Crisis Amid Strong Postwar Boom
London reports show near full employment and rising wages while stores, clubs, and casinos thrive. Prime Minister Wilson targets a drastic package after a tight credit squeeze, aiming to curb spending and curb imports as Britain confronts inflation and growing debts.
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London
Britain
United States
Playboy Club
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Moscow
Britain’s Industrial Trade Shape and Dependency
Britain remains a highly industrialized trading nation relying on exports and imports for growth. The text notes its strong manufacturing base and global commerce, highlighting the balance between production capacity and international demand.
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Britain
Nervous Market Slips Amid Rates and War Talks
Stocks fell as higher interest rates and Viet Nam hostilities weighed on sentiment. Dow lost 4.68 to 889.36 while the AP 60 average dropped to 320.8. Treasury bonds hit 40 year lows as banks signaled possible policy moves. Exchange volumes rose sharply versus the prior short week.
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NEW York
Viet Nam
U. S&s. Treasury
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Defense
Robert McNamara
Dow Jones
Associated Press
U.S. Treasury
U.S
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