Astronauts Die in Plane Crash Space Launch ESSA 2 Into Orbit
ESSA 2 a weather satellite built to snap and transmit cloud and storm photos launched from Cape Kennedy atop a Douglas Delta rocket reaching 850 miles up. It joins ESSA 1 in creating a daily global weather view with two on board cameras sending images every six minutes to 22 nations. Ground stations will activate payloads midweek for real time weather maps to aid forecasts storm warnings and flight safety.
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Chew Away at Ice Jam in Mississippi
Davenport Iowa AP reports three powerful boats fought an ice jam on the Mississippi River as warmer weather helped thaw the clog. Towboat Peoria and A M Thomson worked near Lock 16 Muscatine, Coast Guard Sumac plowed ice and planes sprayed coal dust and chemicals to hasten melting while engineers note mixed effectiveness and flood-stage changes.
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Wilbur Brown Seeks Grundy County Treasurer Post
Wilbur H. Brown of Route 3 announced his Republican candidacy for county treasurer. A 49 year old lifetime Grundy County resident, he has long served in local party roles, 30 years of bookkeeping and management, and currently works as secretary for James E. McElwain Company. He and his wife Selma live in Saratoga Township with their daughter Ha June, a Blooming ton music assistant coordinator. Brown vows full time commitment to the treasurer’s office if elected.
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Moon landing test boosts goal of crewed voyage
Cape Kennedy Florida AP The successful unmanned Apollo moonship launch strengthens hopes for a crewed Earth orbit flight later this year and a lunar mission within two to three years. The Saturn 1B carried the Apollo capsule 310 miles into space and returned safely to the Atlantic Ocean after a 39 minute test. The capsule separated and deployed three parachutes before being picked up by the Boxer carrier for transport to port.
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Marines fight Viet Cong main force 55 miles from Hanoi
Heavy fighting raged as three U S Marines heli lifted units engaged a Viet Cong main force about 55 miles from the North Viet Nam border. Forty Communists were killed with light Marine losses and 40 weapons captured.
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Senate Viet Nam debate nears showdown in capital clash
The Senate moves toward a show battle over two Viet Nam aid bills with votes expected on a $414 million foreign aid measure and a $4.8 billion military authorization. The session also may consider trimming the Gulf of Tonkin resolution. Key figures Morse Russell Kennedy Humphrey clash over a Viet Cong role while China denounces Kennedy proposal.
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Parts Shortage Delays Pentagon Ship Completions
Philadelphia Naval Shipyard head Capt. James L. Stilwell says shortages of electric cables brass pipe and fittings spare parts and bearings threaten ship completion dates. The shortage stems from a civilian market surge and Vietnam War pressures.
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Rites Set for Jim McCleary This Thursday
Funeral services for James N. McCleary 25 of 70912 Douglas Street will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Davis Funeral Chapel with Revs. Arthur L. Upton and William Dorn officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Visitation after 3 p.m. Wednesday. Born August 2, 1940 in Carrollton Mo he was a son of Mary Nowland McCleary and the late Glendon McCleary. Survived by his mother and Nancy Jo Elgar his wife. He died Friday after military service at Fort Polk La and with prior service at Morris and Joliet. Preceded by father and a sister Barbara Tracy.
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United Church of Christ
Jerry Tracy
Grain Valley
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Fog Envelops Grundy County Then Clears With Cooler Air
A heavy fog shrouded Grundy County most of today with a chance of light rain and snow lasting into the night. Tuesday promises sunny skies and a high in the upper 40s, with Wednesday cloudy but mild. Collins Weather Station reported 41 degrees for both Saturday and Sunday highs, 24 and 33 degree lows, and 35 degrees at 9 a.m. today.
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Gemini 9 Crew Killed in St Louis Plane Crash
Astronauts Elliot M. Lee Jr. and Charles A. Bassett II, named primary crew for Gemini 9, died in a McDonnell Aircraft crash near St. Louis. Lee, 38, civilian, from Dallas, and Bassett, 34, Air Force captain from Dayton, were killed while training for the summer mission. Both families are named with surviving spouses and children.
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Jet trainer crash at McDonnell injures workers and kills astronauts
In St Louis two astronauts died when a T38 trainer crashed into a McDonnell Aircraft building. Ten injured workers on an assembly line. The other trainer landed safely as fog limited visibility.
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Vatican priests seek release from vows over celibacy
Vatican sources say about 10 000 Roman Catholic priests have asked to be released from their vows in the past decade mainly due to celibacy issues. Several thousand more reportedly left without seeking release. Many who married civilly seek to return to good standing as married former priests, officials said. The Vatican allegedly issued private instructions to bishops on handling such cases.
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