Glutton a Problem Smoky the Pup Joined by Kittens
Tammy the cat cares for Smoky a ten day old black puppy adopted with four newborn kittens. Smoky, born March 9 by caesarean, acts like a kitten, but his appetite outruns Tammy and she plans a vet diet. The other orphaned pups are bottle raised after failing to bond with foster adults.
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Soviet Antimissile Defense Structures Reported
Moscow reports large, mysterious structures being built as part of a Soviet antimissile defense system. While some doubt a fully effective shield is feasible, even a limited layer could influence Kremlin risk calculations amid the broader missile balance with the United States and Cold War tensions. Sophisticated radar networks and underground interceptors are suspected components, signaling caution rather than aggressive escalation.
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Alvin recovers missing H bomb off Palomares
The Alvin submarine with three crew members found and photographed the missing hydrogen bomb off Palomares after its crash in a 1966 air collision. Recovery teams planned to move the bomb to a safer spot for lift by surface cranes, with officials hopeful of a formal recovery announcement soon. Major General Delmar Wilson pledged $1,200 to Palomares and Villaricos as compensation, joining ongoing damage settlements.
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Russians Reveal Voskhod 2 Capsule Lost In Forest
On the anniversary of the first spacewalk, Soviet officials admitted Voskhod 2 landed in snowy forests after its mission. Rescuers reached cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Pavel Belyaev 24 hours later, and they were brought out after nearly 48 hours. At landing they were reported well and resting.
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Ten Thousand at Saigon Rally Urges Viet Nam Reforms
Buddhist leader Thich Tam Chau told a rally of more than 10,000 around the institute that Viet Nam must unite to fight Communists and push for a national election and civilian government. Ky promised a democratic constitution by next November and a 1967 national election. Fighter-bombers hit Viet Cong positions as U.S. pilots flew 47 missions over North Viet Nam and a Skyhawk disappeared near Vinh.
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Night of Terror Ends as Gunman Is Slain in Eugene
Mr and Mrs Marvin Keeler and their two children escaped a four hour hostage ordeal in Eugene Oregon when Mrs Keeler 22 grabbed the gunman s pistol and police shot him dead. The family was held Friday night and police moved in as the gunman was killed.
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Capistrano swallows return on schedule
Capistrano swallows return to Capistrano on St. Joseph's Day as thousands of birds fly to mud nests around the old church ruins. Ornithologists say the legend is a myth and swallows cannot tell dates, but locals hear a lively chorus in the park like grounds.
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Short circuit blamed for Gemini 8 space mishap
NASA says a faulty 25 pound thruster in Gemini 8 fired unexpectedly, causing wild yaw and roll during the Agena docking. astronauts Armstrong and Scott, spinning at about one revolution per second, fought to regain control and bring the craft to a safe attitude. The issue is attributed to a short circuit, not pilot error, and the crew is lauded for skill in recovering from the emergency.
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Weekend Weather Forecast With Mild Temperatures
Fair skies and little temperature change predicted for Sunday and tonight with a high near 54. Monday looks generally fair and slightly warmer with a low around 40 overnight.
Debt burden keeps youth from indulgence in ancestor worship
A brief editorial argues the growing national debt will burden the younger generation, compelling restraint and discouraging extravagant ancestral veneration as the cost of fiscal inaction rises.
Prison fires woman doctor in Indiana State Prison
A woman doctor, Dr. Else K. Bell, dismissed from Indiana State Prison for administrative reasons. Bell, formerly a Bry an Ohio clinician, was hired in 1963 amid criticism from the Indiana State Medical Association over some treatments, including saline bloodstream flushing, deemed of dubious medical value.
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A Glance Inside Never A War Like Viet Nam
A graphic summary on Viet Nam notes the conflict’s unique scale, contrasting U S experience with decades of Vietnamese fighting. The piece frames the war as unlike any other, inviting readers to pages that dissect its complexity.
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