Moon Shot Set In Week or So
NASA officials announced a third Air Force lunar probe would be launched within a week. The project carries a one in 25 chance of reaching the moon vicinity, with aims similar to the prior two missions and potential lunar orbit or distant space flight depending on pace and velocity.
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Washington
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Hugh L. Bryden
Civilian Space Agency
Apace
Dryden
NASA
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Lal Gh Base
Moon
Good Election Weather Expected
The Weather Bureau forecasts sunny mild conditions for election day Tuesday across the nation. Voters may turnout higher than expected as temperatures in the mid Atlantic states reach the 60s and possibly 70s, with New York and Pennsylvania hosting key races. The Southwest expects warmer than normal weather aiding turnout for the Arizona Senate contest.
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Washington
UPI
Weather Bureau
mid-Atlantic
New York
Pennsylvania
Senate
Araema
Bureau
Reckless Driving Citation Leads to Nuptials in Allegany
Geraldine Giardini, 20, married state trooper Robert McGinty, 25, whom she met after he arrested her for reckless driving. The couple wed near South Vandalia in Cattaraugus County after meeting two years ago following a minor accident that carried a $15 fine.
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Allegany
N.Y
Geraldine Giardini
Robert McGinty
South Vandalia
Cattaraugus Cody
McGinty
Propositions S and T Urged for Long Beach Survival
An editorial warns the Ford Long Beach plant closure threatens city jobs and tax revenue. It argues the city has no plan and urges voters to approve Propositions S and T as the only way to create durable, permanent business jobs and insurance against industrial losses. It calls for a yes vote for Long Beach’s economic survival.
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Ford Motor Co
Long Beach
Yale
Political Experts See Demo Gains in House and Senate
Washington AP reports that Democrats anticipate a sweeping victory while Republicans hope for a late upset as 48 million Americans vote on election day. A state by state AP survey suggests Democrats favored to take 8 312 Senate seats and 17 to 40 or more in the House, with possible governor gains.
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Senate
Washington
Congress
Associated Press
GOP
Meade Alcorn
Mine Jobs Spurned at Death Site
Miners at the Bishop Mine where 22 people died in an explosion a week ago did not return to work. Federal and West Virginia officials had planned the mine for operation. George Titler of United Mine Workers said safety director James Leeber went to Bishop reporting “some difficulty” between miners and the company. Roland Jareth of Pocahontas Fuel Co. noted only some of the 150 men expected for the day reported for the 3 pm shift. He did not estimate the number, adding the opening may have been announced too quickly for word to spread.
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Bishop
Bishop Mine
West Virginia
Beckley
W. Va
George Titler
District 23
United Mine Workers of America
James Leeber
Titler
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Roland Jar ‘Ther
Tate
Area News
Panama Troops Fire On Rioting Students
Troops opened fire on rioting students during Independence Day ceremonies in Panama. Student leaders said two youths were wounded, though there was no immediate government confirmation of casualties. The shooting followed rocks thrown at troops marching in the parade.
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Panama
Teaps
Where to Find It Keeps Readers Informed Across Sections
A compact listing guides readers to multiple newspaper pages and sections. It highlights political items on pages A-3 and A-14, and features like Beach Combing on page D-1, along with notices and features across A, B, C, and D sections.
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Bill Boyle
Notirces
Vital Statistics
Wilson
Nour World
Cuba rebels seize airliner plane crash kills many
Rebels seized a Viscount turboprop airliner en route from Miami to Varadero. The crash in darkness near Havana claimed the lives of four crew members and several Cuban-born Americans, with three survivors among the passengers. U S officials in Washington sent an embassy officer to Cuba to assess responsibility and possible legal actions.
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Havana
United States
Varadero Bedh
Bay of Nipe
Preston
Prente
Qubana
Hielnaicas
Cuba
Washington
Lincoln White
U. S. State Department
U. S
Justice Department
Federal Aviation
Florida
Miamai
Sree
Egyptian claims Britain supplied jet bombers to Israel
An Egyptian official source charged that Britain has supplied Israel with an undisclosed number of jet bombers. Cairo warns of a looming Israeli attack on Jordan as Egyptian leaders say they are ready to meet any assault. Delivery by Britain is unconfirmed by independent sources. Israel also received jet fighters from France, while the United Arab Republic operates Soviet Tyu shin bombers. The informant notes Israel can mobilize its army rapidly and could launch a surprise attack at any time. Prime Minister Ben-Gurion dismissed the charges as slanderous.
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Cairo
France
United Arab Republic
Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Runaway plane and record flight marked in mixed events
A student pilot watched a two seat plane take off by itself near Harmony Minnesota, circled for minutes, then landed in a cornfield. The incident followed a Pan American 707 breaking a Boston Paris flight time record in six hours and three minutes with speculation about throttle or carburetor issues.
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Harmony, Minn
Haugerrud
Orland Brokken Farm
Haugerud
Boston
Pan ‘American Airways
Paris
Kenow
Heavy Snow and Sleet Closes Connecticut Schools
Public schools in Conn were ordered closed today as a heavy snow and sleet storm struck the town in the foothills of the Berkshires, canceling classes and delaying travel.
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Conn
Lyncheibld
Berkshires Mountains
California Election Outlook: 80 Percent Voter Interest Predicted
AP dispatch from San Francisco reports a heated state race with Democratic hopes led by William Rosenthal and Edmund G. Brown as key figures. Polls anticipate high turnout, especially in Los Angeles County, with potential gains in Congress and a strong nonpresidential election participation.
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Rosenthal
Atty
Geri
Edmund G. Brown
Hrowland
BO Pat
California
Registrar of Voters
Ben Hite
Los Angeles
Endorsement in Election Green Sheet for Gov and Senate
The paper presents the election green sheet with arguments, candidate bios, and the newspaper's recommendations. It endorses Edmund G Brown Jr for governor and Goodwin J Knight for U S senator to judge by qualifications, not party labels, urging readers to weigh facts.
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Edmund G. Brown
Goodwin J. Knight
U. S
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