New Moon Shot Set After Satellite Fails
The article reports President Johnson defending U.S. prestige after a failed lunar probe launch, noting five lunar probe attempts planned for the year by Air Force and Army. It describes the challenging geometry of Earth to Moon launches and the sight of the tall 88-foot rocket against a clear sky.
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House Kills Housing Bill Hit by GOP and Moon Shot
The House rejected the Kennedy Ives labor control bill by a 190 to 198 vote after GOP opposition to the procedure. Senate had passed it 88 to 1 earlier. The same session saw debate on labor disclosures and union officer terms. Separately a moon mission launch faced delays and an explosion after 77 seconds, with estimates suggesting a possible billion-dollar price tag for a manned moon effort.
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Kin of torch suspect denies arson plot claim
Ex convict Herman denied planning the fire at the cleaning plant and said he might have voted for torch himself by accident. He surrendered after questioning by Oakland County officials and faced pistol silencer charges. Attorney General Adams suggested Herman may hold the key to the fire mystery linking Teamsters ties or a private grievance.
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U.N. Gets Day Peace Rule Plan Blocked by Vote
The U N assembly debated a Norwegian backed plan on peace enforcement for the Middle East. It would urge Hammarskjold to explore a standby UN force and to consult Arabs on an economic regional development agency. A report is due by September 30.
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Sub Nautilus Sails for Home from Portland
The USS Nautilus, first submarine to cross the North Pole, headed home from Portland after a 90 minute startup and four hours of checking 754 items of nuclear equipment. Cmdr William Anderson said the sub would dive about 25 miles off Portland and stay submerged until reaching Ambrose Light near New York next Monday, with route orders unknown until underway.
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American actor Bonar Colleano dies in British crash
Bonar Colleano, 34, American actor known for work in Britain, died in a Sunday automobile crash near Birkenhead, England. Born Bonar William Sullivan in New York, he spent most of his career in the United Kingdom.
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Russ Scientists Praise U S Moon Try
Soviet scientists praised the U S moon mission in Moscow during the IAU congress, calling the attempt sympathetic though a failure. They hailed the effort as a significant scientific pursuit and discussed future possibilities including lunar photography and artificial satellites. Western papers reflected mixed but largely supportive views of the American attempt.
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