Aldrin Sets New Gemini 12 Spacewalk Record Outdoors
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. completed a long spacewalk from Gemini 12, photographing the sunrise and the Milky Way, marking the first three extravehicular sessions on one flight. The mission extended beyond original plans as Lovell managed vehicle issues and a high-flying Centaure rocket stunt over the Sahara.
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Edwin E
Buzz) Aldrin Jr
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Aldrin
America
Pacific Ocean
United States
Australia
Sahara Desert
James A. Lovell Jr
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Sahara
Door
Lovell
Hammaguin
Algeria
Stolen Baby Found After 41Hour Denver Search
Denver police and FBI agents recovered a 3 day old baby kidnapped from Colorado General Hospital after 41 hours of investigation. Susan Douglas, 29, of Denver, is held for kidnapping inquiry. Investigators linked the case to taxi trip records and a nurse’s momentary absence. The baby, 9 pounds 13 ounces, is in good condition with a cold.
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Denver
Colo
FBI
William Bacon
Colorado General Hospital
Susan Douglas
Jack Groginsky
Denver Dist
Bert Keating
Bacon
Rebecca
Dick Rennick
Scott Werner
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Douglas
Mother Returns Baby After Confessed Defection
On The Inside The physician she said delivered the baby denied the woman's story. Mrs Douglas told police she and her husband James 48 wanted a baby and treated him as their own. She telephoned her husband and said she had given birth to a baby boy. Mrs Bacon, told the child was safe, repeatedly said I got my baby back. The couple expressed sympathy and wished them well amid the ordeal.
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Bacon
Bombed Tanker Returns Off Oregon Coast
A 535 foot Liberian tanker the Grand Integrity returns to anchor near Astoria after a time bomb exploded killing captain Ho Lien-sin and motorman Chiu Yungjye and injuring seven crewmen. A Naval Ammunition Depot team from Bangor was flown in to search for additional bombs aboard the vessel bound for South Korea from Longview Washington.
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Wash
Astoria
Ore
Naval Ammunition
Bangor
Columbia River
Grand Integrity
Oregon Coast
South Korea
Longview
Ho Lien-sin
Chiu Yungjye
Coast Guard
Tay Ninh Setback Hamps U S Fight Against Viet Cong
Saigon reports a major Viet Cong push in Tay Ninh Province 60 miles northwest of the capital disrupted a US effort to clear guerrillas. The VC 9th Division attacked as the 1st Infantry Division moved to shift from search and destroy to village pacification and night patrols.
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Cong
Saigon
U.S
VC 9Th
Briar
1St
Ohio Weekend Road Toll Reaches Twenty Three
The Associated Press reports Ohio’s weekend traffic deaths totaled 23 from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight, rising after a prior dip. A four fatality two car crash occurred in Cleveland, contributing to the toll.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Weather forecast and recent temperatures
Tonight will be fair and cool with a low in the upper 20s. Tuesday brings sunny and cooler skies with a high in the upper 40s. The long range trend shows temperatures 3 to 6 degrees below normal through Saturday. A midweek cool snap followed by a warming trend is expected with little or no precipitation. Yesterday's high was 50 with an overnight low of 25. Today's 11 am temperature was 30.
Reds Strike Back At Cong Near Saigon In Major Battle
U S B52 bombers returned fire against North Vietnamese forces near the Cambodian border as a 25th Division infantry company bore heavy casualties. The clash, near Plei Djereng Green Beret camp, involved multiple engagements and air strikes, with 26 NVA reported killed in the initial attack.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Plei Djereng
North Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
Plei Djering
Battle Report From War Zone C During Operation Attleboro
U S forces of the 1st Infantry Division report 27 Viet Cong killed in scattered clashes 65 miles northwest of Saigon. In Tay Ninh Province troops uncover 358 tons of rice east of Tay Ninh City and 31 tons today. A B52 raid targeted a Viet Cong supply area 30 miles northeast of Tay Ninh City amid the ongoing operation.
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U.S
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Saigon
Tay Ninh City
Tay Ninh
Defense rests in Samuel Sheppard murder retrial
The defense rests its case in the Samuel Sheppard murder retrial without placing him on the stand. A doctor who examined Sheppard hours after his wife was killed on July 4, 1954 testified it would have been most difficult for him to have inflicted the injuries.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Angry Turkish Mob Attacks U S Consulate in Adana
In Adana near the Incirlik base an angry crowd shattered windows at the U S consulate and damaged cars and a night club after alleged harassment of Turkish women leaving a cinema. Police dispersed the mob as U S personnel sought refuge on the base.
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Turkey
U. S
Adana
U.S. Air Force Base
Incirlik
English observer notes American football flaws
An English spectator at his first American football game comments that the sport is decent but notes excessive committee meetings. He observes the game quality but finds the governance meetings overbearing.
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