Gemini 4 flight opens space age with astronaut EVA
Cape Kennedy, Florida AP Jim McDivitt and Edward White II blasted into orbit for a four day mission beginning with White planned to spacewalk near the spent second stage of the Titan II. The flight aimed to test long duration life support and rendezvous capabilities as US leads in the race to the moon.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
James McDivitt
Edward White II
White
OS Space
United States
McDivitt
Mission Control Center
Space
Christopher Kral Je
Gordon Oe
Valeri Selah
Less Silver In Coins Is LBJ's Plan
President Johnson recommended reducing silver in U S coins to conserve the metal. He proposed keeping the penny and nickel unchanged, creating new silver free dimes and quarters with a copper core and copper nickel outer layer for vending machines, and allowing 4 percent silver in a revised half dollar. The old silver dollar would stay but cartwheel coinage remains banned. New coins would not appear until next year.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
U.S
Negro Deputy Slain in Bogalusa Area Ambush
A Black deputy sheriff, O Nea l More, was killed and his partner Creed Rogers wounded when a highway ambush near Bogalusa Louisiana occurred seven miles north of town. A white man Ennis R McElveen was arrested in Mississippi on murder charges and extradition sought.
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Bogalusa
O'Neal More
Creed Rogers
Tylertown
Miss
J. C. Kolppers
Walthall County
Mus
Ennis R. McElveen
Louisiana
Varnado
Dorman
Washington Parish
Rebels demand restoration of 1963 Dominican constitution
Dominican rebels press for a new government and the 1963 constitution restored. Col. Caamano rejects the junta plan for elections under OAS supervision, calling it a fable. The Inter American force extends security to the National Palace, leaving 25 troops as a token force after a negotiated standstill. A three nation OAS team sails to Washington to seek a breakthrough with Bosch, the junta, and rebel leaders in Santo Domingo.
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Louis Uchitelle
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Mentaoe
Francisco Caamano Deno
Antonn Imbert Barrera Caamano
Organization of American States
Inter American
OAS
Washington
Juan Bosch
Puerto Rico
Chuckle Over People Knowing More When Questioned
A light remark notes that some individuals reveal greater knowledge when prompted than when simply asked. It highlights curiosity and the dynamics of conversation.
Unsolved Cincinnati Murder Reopened in 1983 Case
Patricia Rebholz, a 15 year old cheerleader, was killed after a dance in 1983. Coroner Wilbert Stagenhorst began a new probe to identify the killer and has not released details. Greenhills Police Chief John Baldwin awaits a secret report before deciding whether to reinterrogate Michael Wehrung.
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Cincinnati
Patricia Rebholz
Wilbert Stagenhorst
Stagenhorst
Patricia
American Legion
Greenhills
John Baldwin
Michael Wehrung
Wehrung
Viet Cong Ambush Attacks Continue Across Vietnam
In central Vietnam the Viet Cong launched ambushes wounding and killing government troops near Choo Reo and Binh Chao district towns. A helicopter evacuation followed a wounded US adviser while a crash killed two Marine fliers and injured crew. Government forces reported heavy casualties for the Viet Cong with several firefights and aerial operations ongoing.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Sad
Binh Chaoh
Bac Lieu
Mekong Delta
GOP Team Probing Alliance Plans Paris Interviews
House Republicans say a four man task force will travel to France June 11 to interview officials about troubles facing the Atlantic alliance. The State Department backs the probe while Charles de Gaulle is deemed unlikely to meet them. Senator Dirksen questions the plan, urging proper presidential authority.
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House
Paris
Atlantic Alliance
State Department
Paul Finchey
Minds
France
Charles de Gaulle
Findley
Robert Strausz-Hope
Foreign Policy Research Institute
University of Pennsylvania
Georges. West
NATO
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Senate Rep
Excise Tax Cuts Passed in House Move to Senate Action
President Johnson's excise tax cuts advance after a 1464 vote in the House. The Senate plans to clear the bill toward midmonth passage, with minimal amendments and testimony from Secretary of the Treasury Henry M. Fowler. The measure would cut taxes on autos air conditioners cameras watches and various services and end the admissions tax on tickets and the telephone levy.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fower
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Heaviest Day of Raids On North Vietnam Targets
Air Force bombers pounded the Ben Quang barracks for four minutes in one of the heaviest raid days in recent weeks. A spokesman said four buildings were destroyed.
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Viet Nam
Ben Quang
Suburban Mayor Gordon Robertson Dies at 44
Gordon R. Robertson mayor of Bentleyville Village died Wednesday afternoon from an apparent heart attack while driving. He was 44 and in his first term as mayor.
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Cleveland
Gordon R. Robertson
Bentleyville
Vilage
Robertson
Shrunk to 5 Foot 11 Anne Rowston Seeks First Date
Anne Rowston 19, once 6 feet 7 inches, underwent four leg bone removals to reduce height eight months ago. She now plans to illustrate books and design, hoping for a first date with Bill Dicker 23, a 6 foot 5 inch Londoner, whose letters comforted her. She remains on crutches for a while and adjusts to life after surgery at Gohowen Hospital.
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Hyde
England
Anne Rowston
Anne
Bill Dicker
Gohowen
Britain
Donald Foster
Breeze
Gemini 4 At Glance Flight and Orbit Summary
Gemini 4 lasted 97 hours and 62 orbits. The mission used the Rooster Titan 2 launcher, a two stage liquid rocket, to place the spacecraft and experiments in orbit, with astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II conducting engineering and scientific tests.
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America
Globe
Rooster
Air Force
James A. McDivi
Edward J. White
Neering
Oil stat Jose Cis Kennedy fragment note
Fragmentary OCR mentions Jose Cis Kennedy in a context about oil statistics but provides no clear event or outcome.
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Jose Cis Kennedy
Titan stages burn during Cape Kennedy Mien launch
Thousands including President Johnson watched the Titan launch from Cape Kennedy as the Mien moon mission lifted. Families of Air Force majors McDivitt and partners viewed the telecast as the crew began orbit operations and began checking life support and control systems.
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Cape Kennedy
Johnson
Ave Force
Tone Ors McDivitt
Patricia
Michael
Lena
Space Food Not Sterile
CAPE KENNEDY Fla Food for astronauts James A McDivitt and Edward H White II is not sterile but has no potential organisms says Dr Paul A LaChance who developed the space meals You reduce foals practicality when you sterilise it The food is described as mighty clean and experts note ongoing ideas including gourmet suppers and even ice cream tablet flavors for in flight meals
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James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Paul A. LaChance
la Chance
Middletown Weather Shows Uncertain Rain Expectation
Weather outlook for Middletown calls for possible thunderstorms and warmer temperatures tomorrow though rain is uncertain. Nearby areas have seen recent rainfall and tonight’s low remains unsettled with temperatures not specified.
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Middletown
Woman Who Poisoned Four Husbands Dies
Oklahoma City report says Nannie Doss the so called Giggling Granny died of leukemia in a city hospital after being moved from McAlester State Penitentiary She killed four of her five husbands by poison and narrowly avoided the electric chair due to a judge’s decision Her victims included Frank HarrelA Harley Lanning and Richard Morton among others with a sixth marriage planned at the time of her death
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Oklahoma
City
Okla AP
Nannie Doss
Oklahoma City
McAlester
Nannie
Doss
Anneston
Ala
Samuel L. Doss
Tulsa
Ladlessaon
Pum
Charles Braggs
Bla Mountain
Braces Nannie
Frank Harrela
Jacksonville
Harley Lanning
Lexington
N.C
Richard ‘Louis Morton
Emporia
Kan
Dess
James ,H. Keel
Goldsboro
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