Lancaster boy collects state license plates for birthday
David Fultz, who turns six on June 6 1966, prompted Lancaster Pennsylvania residents to write to governors in all 50 states seeking sample license plates. He heard from 42 states and received 36 plates. Kentucky sent a plate printed with his birth date.
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David Fultz
Lancaster
Kentucky
Purge Intensifies as Peng Chen is Denounced in Peking
The purge grows tougher amid street protests and an official attack on Peng Chen mayor of Peking. The Peking People’s Daily calls him black antiparty and anti socialist for spreading revisionist poison to restore capitalism.
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Chou En-lai
China
Peng Chen
Peking
Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
Peking People's Daily
Peng
Marx
Lenin
Weather forecast notes June warmth and sun
The forecast calls for a mostly sunny day with continued warmth around 90 degrees, similar to yesterday. By Monday the outlook shifts to partly cloudy skies with warm temperatures and scattered showers.
New Peak in Air Campaign Over North Viet Nam
U S jet squadrons logged 86 missions Friday above the 17th parallel in a new yearly high for 1966. Air and naval pilots reported destroying or damaging hundreds of targets while aerial combat left two planes shot down and two crew members missing.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Air Force
Navy
United States
South
Viet Nam
Strategic Air Command
Guam
Quang Ngai
Cernan Set for Space Walk After Busy Gemini 9 Night
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports Gemini 9 astronauts Eugene Cernan and Thomas Stafford nearly failed to rendezvous with a target satellite and halted plans for a 2 hours space walk after a long night of fatigue. They postponed the EVA to Sunday morning if fuel allows.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Eugene A. Cernan
Cernan
Thomas P. Stafford
Space
Stafford
Tomorow
Cape Kennedy. Fla
Life In Space Pack May Probe Cosmic Life Clues
Gemini 9 carries micrometeorite collection packs to test if space dust harbors life as astronaut Eugene Cernan conducts a space walk. One pack is on Gemini 9 and another on the target satellite, with Cernan to remove the second pack for later analysis by Thomas Stafford after returning to Earth.
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Douglas Hallgren
Dudley Observatory
State University of New York
Cernan
Thomas P. Stafford
Earth
A Glance Inside For City Engineer
Middletown faces a municipal building boom as the city engineer questions when routine days will arrive. The note hints at a brighter future for passenger railroading and mentions a debate over Winnie the Pooh revisions.
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Middletown
Sebald Park Name Considered for Middletown Recreation Area
City Commissioner William Denham announced a formal request to name the Elk Creek recreation area Sebald Park in honor of the Sebald family. The Sebalds recently gave 100000 dollars for development, with C Ed Sebald and Elias H McKnight noted for early city leadership and contributions to Middletown.
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Sebald
City Commission
William Denham
Journal
W. W. Sebald
Elk Creek
Sebald Park
Denham
C. Ed Sebald
Ing C. Ed Sebald
Commission
Dayton
Springfield
Kenyon Riddle
Aviation Takes Back Seat in U S Space Plans
Senate Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee report questions adequacy of civilian space funding versus aeronautics. It notes aviation contributed 24 billion last year to GNP, space costs about 7 billion, and warns space outlays may obscure civil aviation benefits. It also cites global pace on supersonic transport and potential cabinet department changes.
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Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Senate Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee
Anderson
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Library of Congress
Glen P. Wilson
Senate Space Committee
NASA
Johnson
U.S
United States
Senate
Department of Transportation
Space-Aeronautics
Secretary Quits After Criticism Quote
Chuckle secretary tells office manager she has taken all criticism and asks how to spell quit. The remark frames a tense moment as staff respond to workplace pressures and humor amid workload.
Kennedy tells S Africans we shall not always agree
Senator Robert Kennedy began his controversial South Africa speaking tour with a call for open dialogue. He urged frank discussion of shared global problems while noting Africans comprise most of the population and praising diversity amid strong security at Jan Smuts Airport.
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Kennedy
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