Young Collins Ready For Space Adventure
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Two Gemin ten astronauts John W Young and Michael Collins prepare for a dual rendezvous and space walk chase into orbit. Atlas and Titan rockets ready for schedule launches with weather favorable though clouds linger offshore. Collins plans two five five minute outside work periods including a stand up maneuver and a space walk to the Agena target.
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John W Young
Air Force
Michael Collins
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Collins
Atlantic
Space
Agena
Black Marketing Suspect Nabbed In Soviet Russia
Moscow report says secret police arrested three accused black marketeers after a two year hunt. Two suspects remain at large. The Pravda article cites a ring that earned about 3 million dollars from knitted goods and says nine gang members were sentenced to death in February.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Prince Charles Switches Planes After Bomb Tip
Australian report says Prince Charles swapped planes after an anonymous caller warned of a bomb aboard his flight. Officials searched the grounded aircraft and found no device, but arranged a special plane to continue to Melbourne. The prince, studying at an Australian boarding school, had been vacationing on Brampton Island in the Great Barrier Reef.
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Australia
Prince Charles
Melbourne
Prince
Brampton Island
Great Barner Reef
Bombers Hit Major Oil Depot in North Viet Nam
Fifteen waves of American bombers struck a large oil depot in North Viet Nam, causing 35 fires and 31 explosions. US Air Force jets also attacked Baden fuel depot near Dong Hoi while forces hit another storage area nearby. In South Viet Nam, fighting eased eight miles south of the DMZ as Marines and South Vietnamese drive against about 2,000 NVA troops continued. The operation, begun Friday, left 167 Reds killed. 13 Marines died when a CH46 helicopter was shot down, and an F4 Phantom jet was downed but crew survived. US B52s had softened the area previously as Marines moved ashore. North Viet Nam remained active with Viet Cong terrorism reported near Saigon.
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Wool B Kyle
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Viet Nam
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Thirteen Die In Wisconsin Weekend Crashes
A weekend of Wisconsin road deaths includes four killed in a two car crash in Cranford County raising the 1966 toll to 505. Frederick Lyman of Greenfield dies from injuries suffered June 11 after being struck by a car on a downtown Milwaukee street. A head-on collision near Grantsburg kills a St Paul woman and a Minneapolis man. Additional fatalities include Norman St John of Manitowoc County struck on Highway 14 and Peter Greisen of Madison in a beltline crash. a motorcycle passenger Miss Cherri Rosman of Brodhead is reported injured.
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Cranford County
Frederick Lyman
Greenfield
Milwaukee
Grantsburg
St Paul
Minneapolis
Loueva Jean Vogt
Frank Andresen
Hertel
Norman St John
Manitowoc
Highway 14
Francis Creek
Manitowoc County
Peter Greisen
Madison
Madisons West
Cherri Rosman
Brodhead
Seoul Storm Toll Rises With 22 Dead Missing
South Korea faced down heavy weekend rains in central regions, leaving 22 people dead or missing and displacing about 26,202 residents. Seoul endured up to 15 inches of rain complicating rescue and relief efforts.
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Seoul Korea
Central Korea
Seoul
U S Warns On Trying Airmen In Viet Nam
Geneva AP United States warned the Red Cross there would be disastrous consequences if North Vietnam harms captive American airmen. Ambassador Arthur Goldberg told reporters that the Geneva Conventions on POWs fully apply to the Viet Nam conflict, despite Hanoi s claim there is no war. A Red Cross official said they are deeply concerned with all prisoners and a second meeting was agreed for Wednesday.
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United States
International Red Cross Committee
Viet Nam
Thal
Arthur J Goldberg
United Nations
Roger Gallopin
North Viet Nam
Gallopin
Goldberg
Red Cross
Tangle Of Charges In Abduction Case
MADISON AP A red-haired AWOL marine Ronald E Brinkman 21 of Tombard Ill faces abduction and armed robbery charges at Green County Courthouse Monroe in a woodland manhunt. He already faced rape kidnapping in Illinois case and a federal unlawful flight charge. A day mental exam was ordered by Dane County Circuit Judge William Buenzh but delayed as federal authorities continued.
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Ronald E Brinkman
Tombard
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Green County
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Thane
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Circmt
William Buenzh
Dane County
Telegram delivery boys learn first aid for doorstep shock
In Cardiff telegram delivery boys are being taught first aid to handle the distressing news they may deliver at doors. The program aims to equip messengers with skills to comfort recipients and manage emotional reactions when conveying bad news.
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Cardiff
Wales
Police Probe Conducted In Expert Manner
Chicago police built a meticulous case to arrest Richard Speck after eight student nurses were slain. Detectives quietly gathered fingerprints background description and eyewitness photo ID before obtaining an arrest warrant. Publicity followed, aiding recognition by a hospital doctor treating Speck.
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Chicago
Richard Speck
Speck
Corazon Amarao
Little Hope Girl Alive After Plunge
Rescue workers in Calumet Michigan continue removing chunks of a broken five ton concrete slab to reach Ruth Ann Miller a seven year old girl who fell into an abandoned copper mine in a straight shaft about 400 feet deep. Crews found a second cap on the shaft and could see debris covering the opening as they work through the night. The stepfather said there was no hope for the child as authorities described the shaft as straight down.
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Ruth Ann Miller
Ruth Am
Eugene Taylor
Nurse could not stand to look at accused man
AP report from Chicago describes nurse Shirley Azure recounting her reaction to treating Richard Sperk, accused killer of eight student nurses. She and another Filipino nurse aided in the emergency room at Cook County Hospital where Sperk was brought with arm wounds. Authorities identified Sperk via arm tattoos and linked him to the massacre in which Miss Corazon Azurao, 23, of San Luis Batangas, Philippines, survived.
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LeRoy Smith
Chicago
Cook County Hospital
Richard Speck
Shirley Azure
Right Track Las Vegas NM Road Sign Change
Road signs leading into Las Vegas New Mexico were altered to read Las Vegas NM instead of Las Vegas to avoid motorists mistaking it for Las Vegas Nevada and straying toward the famed Strip. Authorities say the tweak helps travelers reach the correct city without detours.
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Troops Withdrawn After West Side Fire Riots
National Guard pullback from Chicago West Side after three nights of riot duty. Fire at 1259 W Roosevelt Rd, looting previous week, extinguished in 1 hour. Gov Kerner hopeful law and order restored as patrols resume, pools promised in parks, incidents reduce.
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National Guard
Armores
Motter
West Side
Roosevelt Rd
Francis P Kane
Shnaw National Guard
Kane
Otto Kerner
Sailor Offers To Sail With Brother In Boxing Pact
SUB SAILOR DUNSTABLE England Roger Field 18 offered to serve out his brother's time in the Royal Navy so Cliff 23 could become a professional boxer. The Navy refused to release him and he still has four years to serve. A Ministry of Defense spokesman called it an interesting idea.
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SPI
Roger Field
Royal Navy
Cliff
Navy
Ministry of Defense
Envoy Reischauer Leaves Tokyo for Washington Mission
Ambassador Edwin Q. Reischauer departed Tokyo for Washington for routine consultations, announced by a US Embassy spokesman.
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Washington
President Johnson May Visit Wisconsin
Madison AP David Carley, a Democratic governor candidate, says President Johnson will campaign in Wisconsin for state Democrats after the September primary. He adds the President's office has asked Wisconsin Democrats to submit preferred visit dates.
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Madison
David Carley
Johnson
Wisconsin
Nurse, Speck visit at jail hospital sparks court clashes
CHICAGO AP A nurse Corazon Amurao survived the nursing staff massacre and visited the jail hospital to view Richard Speck the murder suspect. Prosecutor John Stamos declined to comment on Amuraos visit as officials awaited a doctor’s report on Specks condition before arraignment. Speck slashed his arm and wrist during an apparent suicide attempt after police moved him from a skid row hotel. Court cameras were barred in the criminal court where Judge Danel Ryan signed an order limiting courtroom photography amid safety and decorum concerns. Continued on Page 14 Column 1.
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Chicago
John Stamos
Corazon Amurao
Richard Speck
Stamos
Amurao
Speck
South Side
Skid Row
Cook County Hospital
Danel Ryan
Man Wounded During Attempt To Flee Custody
Roger Norton aged 25 of Lake Mills was shot in the leg by Lake Mills Police Chief Chester O'Brien after Norton tried to flee custody in a squad car. Norton, facing battery and probation violation charges, was restrained, broke free, and after showing a knife was ordered to drop it. He underwent surgery and was listed in fair condition.
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Roger Norton
Madison
Chester O’brien
Sunday O Brien
Jake Pope
Norton
Jefferson County
O'Brien
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