Space Strolling To Be Hard Job
Houston AP report on the June 3 spacewalk by Edward H. White II from Gemini 4 over Guaymas Mexico and Florida coast. Mission lasts about 22 minutes with White outside the capsule for 10 to 12 minutes while McDivitt photographs from inside. White, 34, joins Alexei Leonov as a pioneer in spacewalks. the event marks a US first alongside the Soviet achievement.
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Houston
Tex
Edward H. White II
Robert R. Gilruth
Manned Spacecraft Center
Air Force
Guaymas
Mexico
Florida
United States
Alexei Leonov
James A. McDivitt
Watson recalls loss of generals stars in WWII Normandy
Beverly Hills veteran LeRoy Watson, once led in Europe, recounts Ike relieving him in June 1944. Ike later praised Watson in Readers Digest for leadership as Watson, then 50, fell to lieutenant colonel, regaining major general seven years later. Now 71, he comments on Ike’s blunt assessment and his City Council retirement.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
LeRoy Watson
Normandy
3Rd Armored
Montaine
Falaise
Eisenhower
LeRoy
Watson
Ike
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Aljd
Europe
Prices Rise As Meat and Produce Get Priced Higher
An Associated Press survey shows food prices climbing with beef and pork up sharply this spring and vegetables rising as much as 50 percent in places. Stores report about 15 percent higher overall, with potatoes and lettuce among the hardest hit and wholesalers noting record highs and poorer quality.
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New York
Associated Press
Kansas City
Peter Asta
Asta Produce Co
Steve Hatton
George de
Senate May Cut Down Foreign Aid
AP reports House approval of a one year $3.37 billion foreign aid bill triggers a Senate clash. Senate leaders push a two year version at $3.35 billion per year with the aid program terminated in its present form after that.
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Washington
House
Senate
Disturbances Mark Chicago Commie Probe Phase Two
The House Committee on Un American Activities shifts its Illinois inquiry to the second phase as police brace for demonstrations. During Chicago hearings, 600 plus pickets gathered outside the U S Circuit Court of Appeals Building while a informant Lola Bell Holmes 49, described herself as a former darling of the Communist party testified inside.
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Chicago
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Illinois
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lola Bell Holmes
Communist Party
FBI
Miss Holmes
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Congress On Racial Equality
Jemison bound over in Ohio murder case and protests
Richard H. Jemison, 56, bound over to the Franklin County Grand Jury on two counts of first degree murder for killing his wife Virginia and a drug store official during a downtown shooting spree. Police kept up heavy security as demonstrators clashed with officers, with arrests and tense noon-hour unrest reported.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard H. Jemison
Franklin County Grand Jury
Jemison
Virginia
John Lyman
Committee
San Francisco
Ronald Woodard
Weather Outlook Scalding Heat With Scattered Thunderstorms
The forecast calls for hot humid conditions with scattered thundershowers possible for relief through tomorrow. Lows near 68 tonight with temperatures in the 90s tomorrow.
Traffic Worries As Ku Klux Klan Rally Looms Near Lincoln Road
Warren County sheriff deputies plan to “wait and see” this weekend at the Ku Klux Klan rally six miles west of Lebanon. Authorities cite traffic on the narrow Lincoln Road access road and a single lane turnaround near I-71 as the main concerns. The rally site on Parkie Scott Farm is visible from I-71.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Here
Parkie Scott
Lincoln Road
American Killed In Ambush Near Saigon
One American was killed another wounded and a third missing after a Viet Cong ambush 60 miles northwest of Saigon as U S warplanes pounded targets in North Vietnam. An irregular South Vietnamese strike force accompanied by two American advisers engaged the Viet Cong.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Ben Soi
Tay Ninh
Hon Matt Island
Vinh
Hanoi
Navy Skyraiders and Crusaders Damage Phu Van Depot and Vinh Area
Four U S Navy Skyraiders and two FT Crusaders from the Midway damaged or destroyed 16 buildings at the Phu Van supply depot 150 miles south of Hanoi. An undisclosed number of F105s hit two North Vietnamese river boats, three barracks and eight bridges near Vinh. A US spokesman said all planes returned safely despite heavy anti aircraft fire.
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Midway
Phu van
Hanoi
Vinh
House Set To Battle Pentagon Over Military Pay and Installations
The House Armed Services Committee pushes a $1.9 billion military construction provision to give Congress veto power over installations. Chairman L Mendel Rivers argues it restores constitutional checks as next clashes loom over proposed servicemen pay. The panel questions whether President Johnson’s pay rise truly improves compensation.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Congress
Rep. L. Mendel Rivers
Ds.c
Rivers
White House
Secretary of Defense
Johnson
Armed Services Committee
Two Forms of Government Cited in Classic Debate
A witty remark contrasts two forms of governance the short form and the long form. The joke hints at differing complexities in ruling styles. No specific people places or events are named.
Ohio State Patrol to monitor Interstate 71 rally site
Ohio State Patrol plans to keep a close eye on the rally site from I 71 to deter curiosity seekers from parking on the berm and watching. No extra troopers are slated unless traffic worsens. Capt Roy Wallace of Warren County Sheriff says emergency police at four locations will ensure orderly traffic. Lincoln Road traffic limits prohibit parking to prevent congestion.
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Ohio State Patrol
Roy Wallace
Warren County Sheriff's Department
Wallace
Lincoln Road
Sign at I 71 rally site violates 600 foot rule
Deputies say the sign on a farm wagon visible from Interstate 71 may breach minimum footage rules and only the State Highway Department can file a suit. Toilet facilities prompt questions from the sheriff, with reports of 1,500 portable toilets planned for the four day rally.
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Guthrie
State Highway Department
Byron Kennard
Rusk Says New Soviet Missile Site May Be Near Hanoi
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said there may be a second Soviet missile site in the Hanoi area and noted existing missile equipment. He framed Soviet aid to North Vietnam as deepening involvement and also reported substantial progress in the Dominican Republic crisis with plans to withdraw more U.S. troops.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Hanoi
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Rusk
State Department
Dominican Republic
U.S
Santo Domingo
Violence Foretold Over Voting Rights Bill in Senate
Senator Spessard Holland warned in the Senate that enacting the voting rights bill would trigger violence. With a House vote looming, he recalled Reconstruction era strife over Negro voting and urged learning from history.
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Washington
Spessard Holland
D-Fla
Senate
House
Holland
South
US begins Dominican troop withdrawal amid OAS peace push
The United States starts pulling 600 of 21 000 troops from the Dominican Republic as Latin American troops join the peace force, aiming for a 1 700 man Inter American Force. Talks on a coalition government stall as the junta seeks sole power and rebels demand surrender.
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Santo Domingo
Rusk
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
United States
Santo Dominingo
U. S
Senate votes 70 to 30 to expand voting rights bill
The Senate early adopted by voice vote an amendment by Sen. Joseph Tydings to broaden coverage to two sparsely settled Alaska districts, three NC counties, two more counties and Hampton VA. The measure aims to prevent denial of voting rights and carries President Johnson's No. 1 priority tag. The cloture rule was applied, and aliens military personnel and dependents were removed from the coverage formula.
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Senate
Census Bureau
Joseph Tydings
D-Md
Alaska
North Carolina
Hampton
Johnson
Bank Robbery Hits Cleveland Trust Branch in Lakewood
In suburban Lakewood two gunmen robbed the Cleveland Trust Co. branch today and escaped with an estimated $10,000. The heist occurred in broad daylight prompting a police search and investigations by local authorities.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland Trust Co
Lakewood
Tin Miners Hold Key In Bolivia
In Bolivia the border conflict and civil warfare center on tin miners as leaders hold decisive power. The government reports 70 dead while the army and the Central Bolivian Workers Union agreed to halt fighting with troops and miners and other workers.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Bolvia
Central Bolivian Workers Union
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