Gemini 4 astronauts relax aboard USS Wasp after four day mission
Astronauts James McDivitt and Ed White enjoy shipboard rest on the USS Wasp following their four day Gemini 4 flight. Doctors report lighter postflight effects, weight loss, and good medical checks as they plan to stay aboard until Thursday morning.
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James McDivitt
Edward White
Charles Berry
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Berry
Gemini
Color Movies Shown Walk In Space Casual Stroll
Houston AP report describes Edward White exiting Gemini 4 in darkness and drifting in sunlight at 17 500 mph. The color film shot from a camera under the spacecraft captured the American flag on his sleeve and the lifeline sparkling against his suit. The footage aired for newsmen at the Manned Spacecraft Center and also shown in black and white on networks.
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Edward White
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Houston, Tex
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Interstate 10 Work Halted by No-Show Operators
Heavy equipment operators failed to appear, halting construction on two I 10 segments in the Valley. Tanner Brothers Contracting Co. is the state highway department’s contractor, with other Tanner jobs in Holbrook, Joseph City, and Kingman affected. The major projects total about 7.2 million dollars.
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State Highway Department
Holbrook
Joseph City
Kingman
Soviets Fire New Rocket In Moon Landing Attempt
The Soviet Union launched Luna 6 toward the moon in a second attempt within a month to achieve a soft lunar landing. Tass reported the automatic station was in flight three and a half days, with instruments functioning and Luna 6 weighing 3172 pounds as it orbited Earth before heading to the moon.
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Soviet Union
TASS
Earth
Moon
Red China Buys Trucks From Berliet in 30 Million Deal
Officials in Lyon confirm Peking reports of a 30 million contract for 1000 heavy duty Berliet trucks. President Paul Berliet announced Red China will acquire French made trucks for construction work.
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Red China
Lyon
France
Berliet Truck Co
Peking
Red
China
Paul Berliet
Princess Christina Louise Helena visits New York Fair
Princess Christina Louise Helena of Sweden visits the World’s Fair in New York and receives a silver medallion from fair President Robert Moses.
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Christina Louise Helena
Sweden
Robert Moses
Two Horses Alarm Thieves in Safe Burglary
Police report two men pried open a rear door at First Federal Savings and Loan on East Thomas and moved a safe to a nearby field. They hammered the safe door at about 3 a.m. spooking two field horses whose neighing woke two boys outside. The burglars fled when the youths showed a flashlight, leaving the safe empty and containing records only. The safe was returned to the company.
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First Federal Savings and Loan
E. Thomas
Sky Harbor Weather Update Minus Friday Showers
Sky Harbor Airport reports partly cloudy skies through Wednesday with chances of afternoon showers in the Valley. Overnight conditions expected to be mild with light winds and cooler temperatures overnight.
Short House Session Ends Fast Amid Bickering
Arizona legislators held a brief in house session lasting under three minutes with only 45 of 80 members present. The body recessed until tomorrow after a day marked by continued bickering and minimal progress.
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Arizona
Viet Nam Troop Use Approved by State Department
A State Department spokesman said South Viet Nam may request American troops to fight in combat support roles alongside Vietnamese forces. The policy shift, communicated to Saigon, marks a further step toward direct U.S. ground involvement.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
South Viet Nam
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Saigon
Viet Nam
South
William C. Westmoreland
Stock Prices Dip Sharply in Light Trading
In New York stocks fell sharply in light trading with several key shares down more than a dollar. By 2 p.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 892.68, down 9.27 points from the prior close as losses widened through the day.
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New York
U S Jets Hit Vinh Depot in Heavy Raid
Thirty three American jets struck the Vinh supply depot in North Vietnam. Pilots reported heavy damage amid intense antiaircraft fire and said 23 tons of bombs were dropped. One F105 was shot down but rescued. no enemy planes were sighted.
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Vinh
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
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