Space Pioneer Shepard May Command Moon Mission
Leland Jones captures a prowler in his Chicago apartment with a snapshot mug shot and police pursue a match in a rapid ten minute incident. Alan B. Shepard, 45, selected to command Apollo 13, could lead the first lunar highlands landing early next year if Apollo 11 succeeds.
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Robert Schatzel
Robert McCaffrey
John Trystuck
U.S
America
Alan B. Shepard
Houston Space Center
Shepard
Stuart Roosa
Air Force
Edgar D. Mitchell
Navy
Lunar Highlands
Space Agency
Neil Armstrong
Michael Collins
Edwin Alden
Los Angeles
Charles A. Berry
Space
Church Leader Grounded for Cuba Joke
A United Church of Christ official identified as Tilford E. Dudigg was taken off an American Airlines plane in Boston after joking about a Cuba flight. He was removed by state police as the captain refused to take off with him aboard. Dudigg is from Washington DC and said the joke occurred when asked his destination by a stewardess.
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American Airlines
Boston
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Washington, D.C
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Four Women Dead in Pennsylvania Nursing Home Explosion
An explosion and fire at Winters Nursing Home in Harding Township, Pa caused by gas seepage from an outside well killed four elderly women and injured seven others. Victims named include Mary Hitchner 82 Florence Tras 67 Reba Tig us 74 and Margaret Posaloik 84. The owner and two workers were among the injured.
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Pittaston
Winters
Harding
Susquehanna River
Pennsylvania
James Dowse
Dowse
Exeter Township
Mary Hitchner
Florence Tras
Reba Tigus
Margaret Posaloik
Robert Winters
Robert Jr
William Bell
Plane Hits Power Line Six Killed Near Cortland
Six people aboard a twin engine aircraft died when it crashed into a field two miles south of Cortland after taking off from Cortland County Airport. The foggy dawn flight struck a power line, then a tree and a garage before plunging into a field. Authorities did not release the victims' identities.
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Cortland
N.Y
New York City
Cortland County
Violence erupts again at Soledad Prison melee
At Soledad State Prison 3,300 inmates were locked in cells as violence flared for a second day. Tear gas broke up a fight involving nearly 200 inmates after an assault by about 15 Negro prisoners on white inmates and teachers in the education wing. Four inmates and two teachers were injured, one seriously. Eight white inmates were injured in a similar assault by a group of Negroes the previous night, with three still hospitalized for serious stab wounds.
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UPI
Soledad State Prison
Prise
Accused Swindle Claim Kennedy Tie In Los Angeles
Three people, Emily Hammill, her husband John, and Connie Volpe, face arraignment in Superior Court on July 11 for conspiracy and grand theft. They allegedly took 10,000 from an actor's agent by claiming kinship to the Kennedy family. Hammill, an opera singer, allegedly claimed to be Joseph P. Kennedy Jr.’s daughter and to have two Kennedy-sired children.
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Los Angeles
Kennedy
Emily Ann Hammil
John
Connie Volpe
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Hammill
Harold Sweverlind
John F. Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Kennedy Brothers
Dep. Dist
Atty
Marian Obera
Hammil
Sonverland
Borman Spreads Warmth as Fourth of July Visit Opens
In Moscow U S astronaut Frank Borman lightened tense Cold War mood with diplomacy at a meeting with Soviet official Mrs Nina Popova and cosmonaut German Titov He urged mutual understanding and discussed U S Soviet arms talks and a joint space flight proposal citing a later August conference and a lab for up to 100 men He planned a luncheon with the deputy mayor and a Fourth of July party at the U S ambassador s residence in Moscow
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Leningrad
Frank Borman
Soviet Union
Borman
Moscow
Karl Marx
Nina Popova
Soviet Society For Friendship With
Russia
Korman
Antarctic
Moscovy
GM Denies California Charge of Deception in Pricing
Detroit based General Motors refutes California attorney general claims that its price stickers misled buyers by implying bargains. The state seeks an injunction and potential fines exceeding 780 million dollars if upheld. GM maintains stickers reflect federal rules and its suggested dealer pricing as dealers set final retail prices.
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UPI
General Motors Corp
California
Attorney General's Office of
Farm County Lads Pulled Out of Viet War
Ontonagon County farm boys, eight of whom have died in Vietnam, are being pulled from combat as at least 22 soldiers have been transferred out. William Stenson, longtime GOP chairman, says transfers followed requests by parents and officers. Alfred Pitt denies policy as a Pentagon official but confirms no special priority. Pitt later left defense post. Ontonagon, with 10,500 residents, has suffered one death in 1966, four in 1967, two in 1968, and one so far this year.
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Mich
UPI
Ontonagon County
Vietnam
Michigan
William Stenson
GOP
Upper Peninsula
Pentagon
Stenson
Washington
Alfred Pitt
Ontonagon
Fitt
Yale University
Defense Department
Carrier Delivery and Sunday Beach Schedule Note
Fragmentary text references carrier delivery and a Sunday schedule tied to 4200 par perhaps at Beach calle Fa. Mentions Coby and angle 4 percent and hour marks unclear. Unable to determine full event. reads as a notice fragment about delivery timing and a Sunday slot.
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