Weather Outlook Improves for Gemini Two Orbit Flight
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports improving weather as Grissom and Young prepare the first two man Gemini mission. Forecasters say conditions meet launch requirements with clear skies and low rain risk though recovery area winds and visibility remain critical for the planned three orbit flight and space maneuvers.
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Fla
Bermuda
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
Cape Ken
Virgil Grissom
Birmingham Bomb Discovery Raises Alarm in Negro Neighborhoods
Police in Birmingham report six homemade bombs found within four miles of Northwest Birmingham. Five were located yesterday in Negro areas, including near funeral homes and a high school, with a sixth at Poole's Funeral Chapel. An emergency response team and Army explosives experts were deployed after similar devices were disarmed the prior day. The radius also includes sites tied to civil rights history such as the 16th Street Baptist Church and the Gaston Motel.
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16Th Street Baptist Church
Gaston Motel
A. D. King
Martin Luther ‘King Jr
U.S. Gas Used by South Vietnam Against Viet Cong
UPI reports American forces disclosed that South Vietnamese troops used a non lethal nausea gas provided by the United States against Viet Cong guerrillas. The gas, described as non lethal, aims to incapacitate enemies without civilian harm.
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Saigon
United States
Viet Nam
Hei
U.S
da Nang
UPI
14 Mile Day Set For King March In Alabama
About 400 marchers led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. left a frost covered Selma pasture to walk 14 miles toward Montgomery as part of a 50 mile water crusade. Guards and SNCC volunteers protected the camp while King spoke of Alabama’s economic gap and the marchers faced cold temperatures and oatmeal breakfast.
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
King
Montgomery
David Hall
Pupils Return To Collinwood High Under Police Guard
In Cleveland Collinwood High School reopened with a 60 member police detail watching over pupils. Principal John Lee said classes ran smoothly and absenteeism appeared normal after last Thursday’s street clashes between white and Negro pupils prompted the security presence.
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Collinwood High School
Collinwood Prin
John Lee
Johnson wraps up busy Texas weekend at LBJ Ranch
President Johnson flies from Johnson City to Washington after a long weekend. He enjoyed some leisure at the LBJ Ranch but will return to the White House for a dinner inviting all governors for briefings on world and domestic issues.
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Tex
Johnson
Washington
White House
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Soviet Voskhod crew reports near miss with satellite
Cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Pavel Belyayev said the Voskhod 1 mission came within about one kilometer of a man made satellite during flight last week. They described the sighting as a surprise and noted the ship returned safely to Earth.
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Soviet Union
Alexei Leonov
Pavel Belyayev
Tass
Belyayev
Baikonur Space Base
Tthey
Oldest Soviet Communist Party member dies at 85
MOSCOW AP V A Kar pinsky aged 85, described as the oldest member of the Soviet Communist Party, died Saturday according to Pravda.
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Moscow
V. A. Karpinsky
Soviet Communist Party
Pravda
Ranger 9 Heads Toward Moon Landing Site
Ranger 9 sped toward Alphonsus crater on the moon in a mission to image a potential landing area for a U.S. Apollo crew later in the decade. The craft aimed to reach the moon despite possible midcourse adjustments, with a final run of photographs in the final approach.
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Ranger 9
Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Alphonsus
Phoenix
President Johnson Gives Off the Record Q&A in Texas
President Johnson offered reporters an informal, off the record session during a three hour visit to his boyhood home in Johnson City Texas. He relaxed in a chair, toured scenic countryside, and delivered stories that were humorous poignant and politically revealing though he asked reporters not to publish his views.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
White House
Pale Princess in Uganda Visit Draws Crowds and Cheers
Princess Margaret appeared pale after a virus attack during a visit to Uganda's National Palace and Parliament. Crowds cheered as drums sounded, and she stood for the national anthem beside her husband, Lord Snowdon, in the hot tropical sun.
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Kampala
Uganda
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Valley Weather Outlook Mild Through Tomorrow
Continued mild conditions in the valley with higher cloudiness. Overnight low around 48 degrees and tomorrow's high near 75 degrees.
Science Says You Can Beat Blues
Dr Joseph G Mother explains new scientific strides in treating emotional stress and how these changes affect families. The six part series begins today on Page 13 of The Phoenix Gazette.
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Joseph G
Cold snap grips plains and Midwest after brief warm spell
Sunny weather returned for much of the nation but the northern plains and Midwest remained below freezing. Temperatures along the South Atlantic Coast ran as much as 20 degrees below normal while New England and eastern areas warmed to fair skies. The peach crop in South Carolina faced potential damage from the March freeze as Carolinas recorded teens, and Eastern New Mexico returned to normal temperatures after recent cold and snow.
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Midwest
South Atlantic
Virginia
South Carolina
Carolinas
New England
New Mexico
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