Astronauts Back At Cape Kennedy After Gemini 10 Flight
Gemini 10 astronauts John W. Young and Michael Collins return to Cape Kennedy after a 70 hour 47 minute mission. They docked with an Agena satellite, reached 476 miles altitude, and conducted two spacewalks including a stand up maneuver. They retrieved a micrometeorite recording package and completed seven space firsts. They landed west of Cape Kennedy and were to brief officials in Houston.
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Michael Collins
Cape Kennedy Air Strip
John W. Young
Cape Kennedy, Fla
Cape Kennedy
Navy
Air Force
Guadalcanal
Cape
Agena
Collins
Young
Atlantic Ocean
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Tex
Space Agency
Senators subpoena Dodd financial records in ethics probe
Sources say the Senate Ethics Committee subpoenaed bank and other financial records in the inquiry into misconduct charges against Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. They report Dodd has not provided these records, unlike his files on dealings with Chicago public relations man Julius Klein.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut Democrat
Chicago
Julius Klein
Twin Cities CHIT CHAT Bonin on Navy Leave and New Baby
Dick R Bonin 19 son of Mr and Mrs Paul J Bonin of Monroe is home on Navy leave until Aug 2 His next assignment is LeMore Naval Air Station near Bakersfield Calif Bonin is a Dubach High School graduate and attended Louisiana Tech Mr and Mrs Charles W Miller West Monroe announce the birth of their first child a son Mark Wesley born July 16 at St Francis Hospital
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Dick R. Bonin
Paul J. Bonin
Maywood Dr
Monroe
LeMore Naval Air Station
Bakerfield
Calif
Bonin
Dubach High School
Louisiana Tech
Charles W. Miller
Gulpha St
West Monroe
Mark Wesley
St. Francis Hospital
Waterworks Bids Exceed City Estimate
Monroe Utilities Commission officials said they will likely readvertise after bids for major waterworks extensions ran over the forecast by more than 40 percent. The low bid from George Consolidated Inc. totaled 2,849,000, with a second bid from Farnsworth Division of Fruin Connon at 3,187,000. The project adds filtration capacity and storage to serve 15 to 20 years of growth, potentially supporting a city three times Cincinnati in size.
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Monroe Utilities Commission
Money Commission
David Kaplan
George Consolidated Inc
New Orleans
Farnsworth
Fruin Connon
North Twelfth Street
Selman Field
South Monroe
Kaplan
Cincinnati
70 Cent Painting Sells for 4116 at Christie's
A 17th century painting once bought for 70 cents at a country sale sold at Christie's in London for 4116 dollars. Listed as Jan Van Goyen and measuring 12 by 4 inches, it was purchased by a London stamp collector for an Italian collector. A separate Landseer work fetched 38220 dollars, a Christie’s record for the artist.
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London
Christie’s
Jan van Goyen
Fannie Pirie
Kalamazoo
Mich
Newton Court
Betty W. Wynnes
Aberdeen
Scotland
Miss Pirie
Britain
Strachan
Aberdeenshire
Queen Victoria
Duke of Wellington
Life Guards
Sir Edwin Landseer
Christie's
Landseer
Marines Fight North Vietnamese Division Near 17th Parallel
U S Marines battled a crack North Vietnamese 324 B Division in jungle and hill country near the 17th Parallel. Air strikes targeted oil depots over the north as a 7 000 marine and 3 000 South Vietnamese task force blocked retreat toward Laos.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
17Th Parallel Frontier
Laos
Marine Command
North
North Viet Nam
Marine Corps
1St Marine Regiment
Brink's Armored Truck Looted by Masked Gunmen
Four masked gunmen looted a Brink's armored truck of sixty four thousand dollars during a delivery at an electronics firm in Bedford Massachusetts. Police said the getaway car, a 1966 green Pontiac with stolen Logan Airport plates, was parked by a Weston resident on vacation.
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Bedford
Mass
Brink's Inc
Donald Bunson
Logan International Airport
Boston
Bunson
Mitre Corp
Massachusetts
Weston
Appeal Rejected In Rights Case In Mississippi Demonstrations
The 5th U S Circuit Court rejected an appeal by Ben Hartfield Shirley Anderson and others arrested while picketing in Hattiesburg Mississippi. They sought federal jurisdiction claiming denied equal protection and civil rights. the court affirmed the state court remand and denied the claims.
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New Orleans
Hattiesburg
Miss
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ben Hartfield
Shirley Anderson
Mississippi
Forrest County
Martial Law Demanded as Cleveland Riots Intensify
In Cleveland, demand for martial law grows as National Guard patrols East Side riot zones after four days of violence. Councilman M. Morris Jackson seeks emergency action from Mayor Locher, Gov. Rhodes, or President Johnson amid shootings and arson. A 54-year-old man Samuel Winchester dies from gunfire in a nearby area.
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Cleveland
Ohio
East Side
M. Morris Jackson
Ralph S. Locher
James A. Rhodes
Johnson
Hough Negro
Samuel Winchester
Michael A. Feighan
New York
Brooklyn
Eric Dean
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Thundershowers Forecast for Twin Cities Weekend
Partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures forecast in the Twin Cities through Saturday. Isolated thundershowers possible mainly afternoon and evening with highs near 90 and lows around 72 to 76. Variable winds 5 to 15 mph. Monroe area high yesterday reached 97 with a low around 73 this morning.
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Twin Cities
Monroe
Solar eclipse to cross Atlantic and Pacific regions
A total solar eclipse is forecast for November 12, visible across the South Atlantic, western Pacific, and central South America, offering a rare daytime alignment for observers in these areas.
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South Atlantic
Western Pacific
South America
Tampering Charge Shocks Monroe Tax Bill Passage
Monroe officials allege deliberate tampering with the Fifth District sales tax bill after its passage. Mayor Howard cites missing Monroe School System participation and altered district governance as key changes, potentially killing the tax. Officials voice concern over changes not reflected in the bill they helped craft.
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Richard Tyler
Monroe
City of Monroe
Baton Rouge
Howard
Monroe City School Board
Northeast Louisiana
Monroe Board
Ouachita Parish
Womack
W. S. Gannaway
Ouachita
Milton C. Hall
Americans keep gaining weight study finds overall rise
Government report from the Public Health Service notes Americans are heavier than Canadians and British with a 1959 to 1962 survey of 6672 adults. Findings show average weights by age and height and mention foreign students gaining pounds after living in American homes.
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Washington
Tamara Magalotti
Forli
Italy
Public Health Service
Government operation proposed to end airline strike
Sen Wayne Morse proposed emergency legislation to allow government operation of involved airlines if Congress and the President find an emergency. The plan would empower the attorney general to seek a court injunction and preserve collective bargaining rights. Talks continued with little progress as unions blamed money and airlines held position.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Congress
U.S. District Court
Senate
P. L. Siemiller
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
James J. Reynolds
Siemiller
Reynolds
William J. Curtin
United
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World Airlines
Wright Brothers
Geneva Meeting Urged By Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged the Soviet Union to join Britain in reconvening the Geneva conference for a peaceful settlement of the Vietnam conflict. He spoke to the International Platform Association saying Geneva is the most suitable forum if all parties honor their commitments.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Britain
Geneva
Southeast Asia
International Platform Association
Rusk
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Geroge FE. Mueller
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Dodd
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U. S
Comfort
Cam Lo
Viet Nam
Brink
Locher
National Guard
Jackson
Hough
Monroe City
Haynes Harkey
Franklin
Lantz Womack
News-Star—World
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