Mariner 4 Relays First Picture Signals Of Mars
Pasadena reports Apollo era Mars probes sending first signals from Mariner 4 as it nears Mars. Scientists anticipate up to 21 pictures stored on tape to be relayed, offering a potential close up view and clues on life. The mission covers 325 million miles, with signals arriving line by line every few minutes.
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Montreal Man Charged With Bribe Attempt
Raymond Denis, linked to the Lucien Rivard affair, was charged in Ottawa with attempted bribery and obstruction of justice a year after allegedly offering $20,000 to Pierre Lamontagne. Denis, extradited from Montreal, faces up to four years if convicted on both counts.
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McKeon To Quit Democratic State Chairmanship
William H. McKeon 43 says he will resign as Democratic State Chairman effective July 27 after a year of party strife between Kennedy and Wagner factions. Mayor John Burns of Binghamton favored as successor. McKeon cited his wife’s ill health and sent notices to county chairs. In Saigon Viet Cong killed two Americans and at least 20 South Vietnamese on Route 13 near Bau Bang in a pre-dawn barrage with mortars and recoilless rifles.
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Half Dollars to Have Less Silver Dimes Quarters Silver Removed
The House voted 225 to 151 to require future half dollars to keep their look but with less silver, while dimes and quarters will have no silver and copper cores visible around the rim. The measure mirrors Senate action. a Senate House Conference will resolve minor differences. The vote followed heated shifts among silver producing state representatives, overriding Banking Committee views and aligning with President Johnson. The bill also bans silver dollars for five years and removes mint marks and dates to discourage hoarding.
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Rites Planned for Adlai Stevenson in Washington
U N Ambassador Adlai E Stevenson to receive military religious and state honors with funeral services in Washington National Cathedral on Friday at 11 a m EDT. President Johnson to attend with Judge Carl McGowan delivering the eulogy and Dr Richard Hall Graebel officiating. Body to lie in repose at the cathedral, then flown to Springfield Illinois for state services, burial Monday in Bloomington Indiana following a private family ceremony.
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High Ranking American May Get U.N. Post
Washington AP reporters note President Johnson may appoint an American with global stature to lead the U S delegation to the United Nations after Adlai Stevenson’s death in London. Francis Plimpton to assume Stevenson duties temporarily as a successor is discussed, with Dean Rusk among potential candidates.
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Harriman Holds Three Hour Moscow Talks With Kosygin
U S roving Ambassador W Averell Harriman met Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin for about three hours in the Kremlin. No public statement followed the discussions though Viet Nam was believed discussed. Harriman arrived for a private visit during his vacation and declined to comment on the talks.
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Glen Burnie teen crowned Miss Black Eyed Susan
Joyce Hopkins a 16 year old Glen Burnie girl with brown eyes was named Miss Black Eyed Susan at a local pageant in Glen Burnie Maryland AP reported the event noting her height and prior pageant participation and describing the winner and contestants in attendance
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Stevenson three sons Humphrey bring body back home
Adlai Ewing Stevenson died of a heart attack at the U S Embassy in London at 65. Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Stevenson's three sons accompanied the casket as the body headed to Washington then Illinois for burial. Leaders world wide mourned him as a brilliant diplomat and eloquent speaker.
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Military Urges U S Viet Force to 179000 Men
The Joint Chiefs of Staff unanimously urged increasing U S forces in South Vietnam to 179 000 by year end, up from 75000. The plan includes more than 200 000 citizen servicemen from guardsmen and reservists across Army Navy Air Force and Marines with possible mobilization and unit callups. McNamara will assess plans as the commitment in Viet Nam remains fluid and evolving with events.
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Adlai Stevenson From Thinker to Presidential Candidate
Washington AP Adlai E Stevenson, civil and articulate, was the thinker who lost twice to Dwight D Eisenhower. His distaste for campaigning contrasted with the era’s emotional drive, as he offered a moral self examination during the 1952 and 1956 races. Eisenhower’s proven leadership and nationwide appeal overshadowed Stevenson's refined but less resonant message.
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Rockefeller praises Adlai Stevenson after death
Governor Rockefeller called Adlai E. Stevenson an articulate spokesman for human freedom worldwide. The 65-year-old UN ambassador died in London, shocking the nation as flags flew at half staff on state buildings until burial, per Lt. Gov. Wilson while Rockefeller was away.
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Jury Discharged in Martinis Vehicular Homicide Trial
A New York jury failed to reach a verdict in the vehicular homicide trial of Gareth Martinis, son of a state Supreme Court justice. Five people died and one was critically injured in the crash.
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Body of Lindsay sister found in pool at Laurel Hollow
Eleanor Lindsay Schieffelin, 47, sister of New York mayoralty candidate Rep. John V. Lindsay, was found dead in the pool at her Laurel Hollow estate. Police say no immediate foul play. death listed as accidental pending autopsy. She was last seen alive by her husband Cooper Schieffelin around 10 p.m. in the library after nightly swims.
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Miss Universe contestants arrive in Miami for pageant
Beauties from around the world pour into Miami for the Miss Universe contest as three more planeloads with about 45 of the 75 contestants are due today. Formal competition starts next week and the winner will be crowned July 24.
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State Legion Opens Buffalo Convention
About 4000 American Legionnaires filled War Memorial Stadium for the 47th New York State convention. Delegates heard reports and speeches from Mayor Chester Kowal John J Corcoran rehabilitation director John Murphy and Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson, the 1965 state oratorical contest winner.
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Yank Held Captive by Reds Recovered
Saigon Vietnam A tonight an American soldier held captive by the Viet Cong has been recovered. The spokesman withheld the name of the serviceman and details of his recovery pending notification of next of kin. He said the American apparently is in good condition.
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