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Gemini 4 Flight Shows Flexibility and Boldness
The Gemini 4 mission is defended as a justified mix of spectacle and science. Supporters argue changes to the flight plan demonstrated adaptability while proving that men can move in space, with precautions to protect astronauts amid ongoing arms talks and European power concerns.
Economic Gap Highlighted By Bell Aid Talk
David E. Bell of the Agency for International Development warned that progress in reducing global poverty is slow. He contrasted India’s potential rise in income with U.S. levels and urged continued aid to expand schooling and combat diseases. The piece notes optimistic possibilities from aid.
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State Dept security flaws exposed in congressional hearing
Deputy Assistant Secretary G. Marvin Gentile testified that State Department security is virtually non existent at the headquarters and warned of lax after hours controls and open documents. He cited embassies abroad as vulnerable to bugging and noted several dismissals for security and misconduct.
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Two Presidents See Peace in Two Commencement Talks
James Marlow reports Kennedy and Johnson delivered nearly identical commencement addresses two years apart. Both urged peace and referenced Russia, avoided mention of Red China, and linked U S actions in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic to maintaining peace. Johnson outlined general peace ideals while Kennedy pressed for a practical path with a U S Soviet test ban.
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De Gaulle criticised as U S split grows in Congress
Senator Paul Douglas delivers a forceful Senate speech denouncing De Gaulle’s policies and France’s stance on NATO Red China and trade. He warns of potential American dollar flows and debt repayments while urging France to become a friend rather than an antagonist and to rejoin allied policy.
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Free Movie Theaters Protests Hit Paris Audiences
Paris cinemas admit the public free in protest against a government tax on tickets. The action highlights tensions between cinema owners and the film industry over price and policy.
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Americans Follow Space Flight With Mixed Feelings
Americans found humor to mask anxiety as two astronauts broke records. They waited for updates, wondered about Major White staying aloft longer than expected, and focused on the fate of the two men rather than rivalry with the Russians. The public valued individual lives over national glory.
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Celebrities Share Personal Musings on Love Fame and Aging
Dorothy Kilgallen gathers quotes from Simone Signoret Yves Montand Laurence Harvey Anthony Quinn Elizabeth Taylor Raquel Welch Felicia Sanders Dina Merrill Marcello Mastroianni Borts Earlott David Lean Rona Jaffe Angelo Rizzoli Peter O'Toole Peter Finch Samantha Eggar Canon Bryan Green Stuart Whitman on jealousy aging sex appeal career and personal choices in entertainment worldwide.
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Factographs and Facts From a Curious World
The text notes that Co lumbian Indians knew Factographs Platinum before Columbus. It mentions centipede leg counts, house centipedes with 18 pairs, and pet populations in the United States including dogs cats parakeets and canaries. Miguel Hidalgo is called the Father of Mexican Independence for starting the 1810 revolution at Dolores.
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