Plan for six wheel lunar mobile revealed by Boeing
The Nation reported Boeing plans a two-astronaut six-wheeled mobile laboratory for a one day 250 mile lunar surface jaunt aboard an Apollo spacecraft. The device named Mo Jab would land on the moon with the crew and operate if radio signals confirm a safe touchdown, expanding NASA payloads for logistics support.
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Boeing
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Apollo
Crash lands at Fairfield Airport injures California family
A two engine private plane crash landed at Fairfield Airport Tuesday evening injuring four members of a California family and two other passengers. Only hospitalized person was Mrs Virginia Doane of Hollywood sister of the pilot Arthur Eisle of Palm Springs Calif. and his wife and their two children plus a family nurse were aboard. Authorities said the plane developed fuel line trouble.
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Virginia Doane
Hollywood
Arthur Eisle
Palm Springs
Calif
Isle
Supreme Court to Hear Appeal on Rights Law
The Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal challenging the public accommodations sections of the Civil Rights Act. The case centers on Atlanta entities Motel Corp and The Pickwick Restaurant, with a three-judge federal panel in Atlanta previously upholding the act. The Oct argument will focus on the heart of Atlanta and the act's application.
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Washington
John ¥. Davis
Davis
Atlanta
Motel Corp
Pickwick Testaurant
Gay
Avill
Supreme. Court
Hughes Poised to Nominate LBJ at Democratic Convention
Gov Harold Hughes of Town is set to deliver a seconding speech for Lyndon Johnson at the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City. He appeared on the program days ago but has stayed quiet amid the event. Mrs Hughes will sit with Lady Bird Johnson during the readings.
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Hughes
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Lady Bird Johnson
Agreement Ends Strike On Airline
Washington reports a strike by AFL-CIO Transport Workers Union at Pan American Airways ended with a new labor contract described by a union official as the best in the industry. The brief stoppage, lasting under a day, disrupted Pan Am operations to foreign points from New York to Los Angeles. Board Chair Juan Trippe announced extra planes would support transatlantic traffic as employees returned to duty. Contract details, covering 12,000 workers in maintenance ground service and flight staff, await ratification by union members.
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Pan American Airways
Afl-Cio: Transport Workers
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Ore
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Ciry Line
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Wille-Bes
Fank and File
Man sells 1828 Model A Ford over traffic concerns
Kenny Myers, 98, seeks sale of his 1828 Model A Ford sedan saying traffic is too heavy and the car moves too fast. He bought it new for $600, reports about 8,000 miles and never over 50 mph, and claims it is in good condition.
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Myers
Hurricane Cleo Presses Capraguay Coast Nightly Path
A hurricane named Cleo battered Capraguay in Cuba's southwest Tuesday night with winds pounding the coast. Forecasters said the storm would move northwest over water toward the Florida Keys as emergency alerts spread.
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Florida Keys
Killer Cleo Nears Florida
Hurricane Cleo advances across central Cuba toward the Florida Keys with gale warnings anticipated. The Weather Bureau warns residents to take safety measures as authorities report evacuations and uncertain positions from Cuba.
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Khanh Plea Ignored By Viet Nam Military Council
In Saigon 18 Maj. Gen Nguyen Khanh failed to sway the 60 member Revolutionary Military Council to quit politics. Fresh bloodshed looms as protests spread to Da Nang where Buddhist rioters clash with troops. Rioters demand civilian government and end to the war amid casualties and looting.
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da Nang
Indictment in Slaying of Educator Near Colbert Ga
Three men identified by the FBI as Ku Klux Klansmen were indicted by the Madison County grand jury for murder in the July 11 slaying of Lemuel Penn the Washington D C educator. The defendants James Lackey 28 Joseph Howard Sims 40 and Cecil Wham Myers 25 all of Athens Ga were named in the indictment.
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Cecil Wham Myers
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Colbert
State Meet Set Amish Not In School
The Ozlwell Community School District opens a full day session amid a long standing Amish schooling dispute. Amish parents prefer teachers of their own choosing with eight grade education. State law requires certified teachers either in their own houses or in Hazleton School. Talks ongoing with State Superintendent and attorney general. a meeting date to be set soon.
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Yale
Paul F. Johnson
Atty
Evan Hult
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Des Moines
Pu’ Dale
McCarthy Backs Humphrey for Vice President Pivot
In Atlantic City the Democratic crowd weighs the vice presidential pick. Senator Eugene J. McCarthy announces support for Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, citing Humphrey’s qualifications and shared Minnesota ties as Johnson eyes a running mate. Delegates rush a convention toward a consensus while Mississippi and Alabama tensions flare over loyalty and seating.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
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Hall
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Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party
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Johmson
Alabama
John W. McCommack
NFO Leaders Vow To Press On With Hog Market Boycott
National Farmers Organization leaders pledged in May to extend their live stock market boycott until minimum price guarantees for farmers are secured. They cited recent heavy hog marketing and price spikes in Chicago and other terminals, insisting market fluctuations will not derail their action. NFQ President Oren Lea Staley blamed an organized selling day for the drop in receipts and said the holding action will continue to gain strength.
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NEC
Two Governors Freeman Want Violence Ended
Des Moines report says Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman and governors from ten states call for an end to violence linked to a livestock market boycott. Minnesota and South Dakota leaders threaten drastic action or National Guard, as harassment, arson, and tire shootings spread across at least six Midwest states. weapons found at a hog station in Iowa. NFC denies ties to incidents and disavows violence.
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Orville Exeeman
Ten Estates
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Archie Gubbrud
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Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
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Iowa
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