New Space Records For U S Astronauts John Young and Michael Collins
John Young and Michael Collins set space records during their Gemini mission ending with splashdowns in the Atlantic on Thursday. They achieved a first docking with an Agena satellite and a double-space chase, recovered an experimental package, and returned safely despite fuel depletion and eye irritation from fumes.
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A Conservative View by James J Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick argues extremism breeds extremism in three stories the airline strike racial violence and Hanoi's threats to execute American airmen. He warns about public opinion turning against a barbaric act and criticizes militant Negro rioters for destroying racial reconciliation, blaming labor strife for fueling public resentment toward unions.
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Storis
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Omaha
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Jabar
International Association of Machinists
Young Ladies League to Meet at Congregational Church
Our Yesterdays notes the Young Ladies League will meet tomorrow at 4 30 in the Conference room of the Congregational church weather delays postponed last week members urged to attend.
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Congregational Church
President Johnson weighs U S policy on Red China
President Johnson signals a serious re examination of U S policy toward Communist China. The administration aims to woo Beijing from isolation while asserting a broader Asia role. Steps toward reconciliation may occur slowly, awaiting a moderate response from Peking, with exchanges by scientists, business people, authors, and journalists expanded.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
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Viet Nam
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Alumi Council
White Sulphur Springs
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United Nations
Life in 1900: Goods, customs, and dreams from a century ago
Jim Bishop surveys 1900 America noting 13,000 cars, 76 million people, a 1 billion debt, non mandatory schooling, eight and nine year olds earning wages, two piece women’s dress, and daily life marked by kerosene lamps, horse power, crowded tenements, and budding modernity from steamers to New York’s 23 story skyscraper.
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Lower East Side
Mark Hanna
Ohio
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Chicago
Win
Europe
Los Angeles
Boston
Jaycee
Jugieth
Muscatine
Linda Zimmer
Linda
Iowa
Zimmer
Museine
Dear Abby and Aunt Bear column fragments
Abigail Van Buren advises revealing a niece's divorce to protect her future dating. A tale about returning a purse and asking the giver for its origin ends in awkward exchange. A reader from Albuquerque questions provocative acts and emotional insecurity, urging comprehension and forgiveness.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Door to Door Salesman Sees Odds Against His Rise
A report on the life of a door to door salesman shows the harsh odds he faces daily. He greets many households with a smile but earns far more rebuffs than welcomes while chasing a better future.
Prayer Reflections On Christic Intercession And Daily Help
A brief devotional from Romans 8 34 emphasizes Christ died and rose and intercedes at God s right hand The prayer asks for discernment in viewing others with Christ eyes speaking with Christ voice and meeting needs with Christ hands in His spirit Amen.
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