Gemini 5 flight faces power glitches and long endurance
Gemini 5 astronauts Cooper and Conrad battled a bulky electrical system issue, slept sparingly, and pushed toward an eight day mission. By their 2nd day they logged over 770000 miles with hopes to extend orbital hours and rendezvous with a phantom satellite once power was stabilized.
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Cooper
Conrad
Christopher Columbus Kraft
Cooper and
United States
Soviet Union
Kraft
Charles Berry
Edwin
Buzz) Aldrin
Ready to resume operations at Ky Job Corps center
Morganfield Ky James Hughes director of the Job Corps center at Camp Breckinridge said the center is ready to go ahead with normal operations after a weekend riot that injured 13. Trainees began returning Sunday night and midnight bedchecks showed all but 63 back in quarters. Sixty three were partly AWOL or had severed relations with the retraining program. Officials cited a protection racket tied to food and housing complaints. Sargent Shriver said fewer than 10 percent were involved.
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Morganfield
UPI
James Hughes
Job Corps Center
Camp Breckinridge
Army Infantry Training Center
Tom Rickman
Office of Economic Opportunity
Hughes
Sargent Shriver
The
War On Poverty
Washington
Job Picture Brighter in Major Industrial Centers
The Labor Department reports an improving job picture in the nation’s major industrial centers with a decline in areas at or above 6 percent unemployment. Johnstown Pennsylvania and Jersey City New Jersey moved from substantial unemployment to 3 to 6 percent ranges, while six other areas shifted to low unemployment categories.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Johnstown
Jersey City
N. J
Straying Boatman Shot By East German Guards
West Berliner Klaus Matuschke, 28, was wounded in the left lower arm when East German border guards fired five shots at his motorboat that drifted into Red territory on the Havel River. He was on a Sunday outing with his wife and sister-in-law. the women were unharmed. He steered back to the West Berlin shore and underwent surgery. Maj. Gen. John F. Franklin Jr. condemned the border shooting and urged Soviet action to stop such incidents.
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UPS
Havel
John F. Franklin Jr
U.S
Klaus Matuschke
Matuschke
West Berlin
Burgers on wheels come to Sonic in Oklahoma City
UPI reports hamburgers are served at a drive in restaurant in Oklahoma City where carhops skate on rollers to deliver meals. The Sonic offers a novel dining experience as patrons watch service in motion.
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Burgers ON Wheels
Oklahoma City
UPI
Sonic
College Rolls Keep Climbing
Washington reports a record rise in U S education enrollments for fall with total student numbers estimated at 54.2 million, up 28 percent of the population. Higher education leads the surge with college enrollments projected at 5.4 million, an 8 percent increase from last fall, while elementary and secondary enrollments show modest gains.
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Washington
UPI
U. S. Office of Education
Sullivan Man Found Dead In Bed At Home
Marion Bragg, 90, Sullivan, was found dead in bed at his Sullivan home by neighbor Artie Lilly early today. Local State Police report no foul play and say death appears natural pending coroner Ross D. Daniels examination. The body lies at Webb and Neal Funeral Home with arrangements incomplete.
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Marion Bragg
Sullivan
Artie Lilly
Bragg
Ross D. Daniels
Webb and Neal
Family Weekly Cookbook Teas and Brunch Snack Delights
This week's collection spotlights savory and sweet bites ideal for tea parties and brunches. Recipes include finger sandwiches, scones, pastries, and light savory treats designed for elegant gatherings. Aimed at home cooks seeking charming, quick-to-make options.
Deaths And Funerals John Oliver Echols 59
Services for John Oliver Echols of Rock, formerly of Herndon, will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Sam Foglesong Funeral Home Chapel Mullens. Burial in Lusk Cemetery Herndon Heights. Echols died at 7:20 a.m. Sunday at the Covel home of his stepdaughter after a long illness. He was born July 14, 1906 at Herndon, son of the late Robert FE Echols and Emma Mills Echols. Surviving wife Willie Ada, a stepson John Combs Luxora Ark, another stepdaughter Mrs Lonzo Thornton Matoaka, three brothers Leonard Butte MT Denver Princeton, Jim Premier, and four sisters Mrs Johnny Warren Herndon, Mrs Alice Combs Princeton, Mrs Minnie Gallo Charleston, and Miss Effie Echols Baltimore. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today.
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John Oliver Echolds
Rock
Herndon
Sam Foglesong
Mullens
Lusk
Herndon Heights
Echols
Earl Jenkins, Covel
Robert FE
Emma Jane Mills Echols
Willie Ada
John Combs
Luxora
Ark
Lonzo Thornton
Matoaka
Leonard
Butte
Mont
Denver
Princeton
Jim
Premier
Johnny Warren
Alice Combs
Minnie Gallo
Charleston
Effie Echols
Baltimore
Funeral services for Edgar Sally in Kingsport area
Edgar Sally 72 of Prosperity died Saturday after an extended illness. Funeral 11 a m Wednesday at Melton Mortuary Chapel with Rev Woodrow Jones officiating. Burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Survived by Stella Carter wife. three sons Ralph Sophia Jack and Billy. three daughters Violet McPheron Nila Blaylock and Virginia Snuffer. 15 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. Body at Melton Mortuary. friends may call after 5 p m Tuesday.
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Edgar Sally
Prosperity
Melton Mortuary
Woodrow Jones
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Sally
Jackson County
Robert Sally
Eccles Mines
Church of God In
Oak Hil
Stella Carter
Ralph
Sophia
Jack
Silver Springs
Billy
Evanston
Ill
Violet McPheron
Tucson
Arizona
Nila Blaylock
Eccles
Virginia Snuffer
Shreveport
Mollie Sally
Rosseau
Bessie Jones
Mabel Furgeson
Ruth Horton
Martha Sally
Kingsport
Tenn
Steve Sally
G. B. Sally
Jake Wyatt
Connie Wyatt
Frank Grahovac
Paul Bugdhal
Oscar Coffman
Edgar Daniel
E. E. Carter
Lon Bowman
Goins Rites Held For Charles E Goins In Glen White
Funeral services for Charles Everett Goins aged 45 of Eau Gallie Florida formerly of Glen White were held at the Missionary Baptist Church in Glen White with Rev Ralph Poole officiating. Graveside rites were conducted by Masonic Lodge No 5 AF and AM and entombment followed at Sunset Mausoleum.
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Charles Everett Goins
Eau Gallie, Fla
Glen White
Missionary Baptist Church
Ralph Poole
Masonic Lodge No. 5
Sunset Mausoleum
Death of Eli Mortley in East Park area
Eli Mortley aged 53 of East Park died Sunday in a local hospital. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and the body remains at Trent and Furgan Funeral Home awaiting services.
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Eli Mortley
East Park
Trent and Furgan Funeral Home
Mitchem Services Set For Okey Mitchem Of Eccles
Obituary notice for 14 year old Mitchem Okey O Dell Mitchem of Eccles. Died Sunday after being struck by a train. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Eccles Church of God with Rev. Howard Dickerson and Rev. Floyd Lester officiating. Burial Mount Tabor Cemetery. Born May 4 1951 Paget on. survived by parents Albert and Dorothy Mitchem. siblings Ellis Webb Oma Lee Chrystial Irene. pallbearers listed. Body to be moved from Melton Mortuary to Eccles residence Tuesday afternoon.
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Okey O'Dell Mitchem
Eccles
Eccles Church of God
Howard Dickerson
Floyd Lester
Mount Tabor
Mitchem
Pageton
Albert
Dorothy Mitchem
Russell Webb
Charles Roberts
Gene Richardson
Dale Aphey
Lucian Richardson
Leroy Lester
Final rites for John Lee White in Oak Hill
John Lee White 79 of Oak Hill will be buried in Prosperity Cemetery after funeral services at Oak Hill Gospel Tabernacle. He died Saturday at a Beckley hospital from pneumonia. A WWI veteran and former New River Company employee, he is survived by Ada his wife three sons four daughters a brother and 18 grandchildren. The body lies at Tyree Funeral Home with viewing after 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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John Lee White
Oak Hill
Spain
W. D. White
Houston
Tyree
Friends Thay
Funeral set for Ira E Billups in MacArthur
Ira Ed ward Billups 63 of MacArthur died Sunday after a short illness. Funeral services are Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Caffee Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Sam D. Smith officiating. Burial will be at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. He was a World War II veteran and a tractor trailer driver for Overland Transportation Co. of Charlotte. Surviving are four sisters and four brothers. He lived in MacArthur 40 years and was a member of the Methodist Church. Funeral home after 4 p.m. today.
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Ira Edward Billups
MacArthur
Caffee Funeral Home
Sam D. Smith
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Billups
Mount Hope
William A. Billups
Susan Maynor Billups Billups
Overland Transportation Company
Charlotte
Frances Martin 93 Beaver widow dies after brief illness
Mrs Octavia Rhoda Frances Martin aged 93 of Beaver dies at home after a two week illness. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 11 am at Beaver Methodist Church with Rev J D Shaffer. burial in Blue Jay Cemetery. She was a charter member and WSCS participant. Frances Martin Sunday School class named for her. survived by three brothers and three sisters.
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Octavia Rhoda Frances Martin
Beaver
Beaver Methodist Church
J. D. Shaffer
Blue Jay
Manhasset Exchange Executive Keena Dies at 63
Martin J. Keena, 63, senior vice president on the American Stock Exchange, died Sunday at Manhasset Medical Center after three years of failing health.
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Manhasset
N.Y
UPI
Martin J. Keena
American Stock Exchange
Manhasset Medical Center
Volpe Matriarch Dies At Home Of Daughter
Mrs. Philomena Volpe mother of Massachusetts Governor John A. Volpe died Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs. De Gonnella where she lived.
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Wakefield
Mass
UPI
Philomena Volpe
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
de Gonnella
Esther Eisenberg dies at 81 founder of Einstein College
Esther Eisenberg 81 a founder of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University in New York died Sunday after a heart attack at her Oceanside home.
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Oceanside
N.Y
UPI
Esther Eisenberg
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Yeshiva University
New York
New York Vendor Harry L Gutter Dies at 64
Harry L Gutter who directed warehouse storage and supply distribution for the federal government during World War II and the Korean conflict died Saturday at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York.
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New York
UPI
Harry L. Gutter
Mount Sinai Hospital
Dissent Dismissed by Humphrey at Wisconsin Speech
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told a National Students meeting in Madison that violent dissent threatens the framework of justice and law. He condemned riots in Los Angeles and arrests at protests in Washington and urged distinction between peaceful demonstration and hoodlumism.
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Madison, Wis
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Los Angeles
University of Wisconsin
Mississippi
Washington
Capitol
U.S
Viet Nam
Springfield Braces For New March Demonstrations
Springfield Mass residents awaited a promised follow up to the largest civil rights demonstration in the city history after over 850 protesters marched Sunday. The march along a route watched by 1,000 National Guardsmen and 300 state troopers ended peacefully under guard. Pickets circling Court Square urged a merchants boycott. CORE leader Oscar Bright said the movement would continue until cases of alleged police brutality are resolved. A cross burning was found in a nearby railroad yard late Sunday, re-igniting tension in the western Massachusetts city of 178,700.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Court Square
City Hall
New England
Oscar Bright
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Bright
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
India reports 14 Pakistanis killed in Kashmir clashes
New Delhi reports Indian defense ministry saying 14 Pakistani soldiers were killed in three clashes along the cease-fire line in Kashmir. Four Pakistanis were captured. Indian losses were two killed and one wounded. Pakistan denies involvement, calls it a popular uprising.
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UPI
Defense Ministry
Kashmir
United Nations
Azad
Free) Kashmir
India
G. M. Sadiq
Charter Helicopter Crashes in Thailand Near Ban Kengkay
A chartered Air America helicopter carrying seven aboard including five Americans crashed by the Mekong River near Ban Kengkay, Bangkok. Three Americans were rescued. two others along with a Thai army officer and a Laotian citizen are missing. Names of survivors and missing were withheld.
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Thailand
UPI
Mekong River
Air America
Ban Kengkay
U S Troops Reach Kontum in New Supply Push
American paratroopers and tanks escort a Vietnamese convoy to Kontum, first to reach the besieged provincial capital in over five weeks. Helicopters airlift three South Vietnamese battalions into the Mekong delta while air and ground actions bolster operations near Nha Trang Pleiku and Cam Ranh Bay as U S forces press the war effort.
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U.S
Viet Nam
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Mekong River
Saigon
1St Infantry Division
Nha Trang
Pleiku
Guerrila
Highlands
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Duc Co
Cambodia
Cam Ranh Bay
Diehard Guerrilas
Chu Lai
Hanoi
Ban Thach
Soviet Moon Probes Advance Amid Setbacks and Mars Plans
The Soviets reported a soft moon landing program with Luna 5 crash on May 12 and Luna 6 missing the moon on June 8 due to a missed Earth radio command. Zond 3 returned 25 photos of the moon dark side, and future interplanetary missions are being rehearsed amid uncertain dates for manned flights. Plan to probe Mars via Keldysh probes noted, with timing dependent on orbital positions and prep readiness.
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Soviet Union
Mars
Red Planet
Zond 3
Earth
Yemen Talks Unclear as Feisal and Nasser Meet
Nasser and Feisal held talks with no details released and no comment from either side. Yemen’s revolutionary government, backed by UAR troops, fights royalist forces aligned with the deposed imam and backed by Saudi Arabia. Nasser plans to depart for Cairo Tuesday to finalize a Moscow state visit after another meeting with Feisal. The talks are seen as pivotal for Middle East prospects though the Yemen peace terms remain undefined.
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Yemen
U.A.R
Imam
Saudi Arabia
Feisel
Cairo
al Hurriya
Moscow
Feisal
Middle East
Labor MP Dies in England Diminishes House Majority
Norman Dodds known as the gypsies champion in the House of Commons died Sunday of a heart attack in Dartford England. His death reduces the Labor government's parliamentary majority to two votes.
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Dartford
England
UPI
Norman Dodds
House of Commons
Labor
West Virginia State Fair Targets Attendance Record
Fair officials expect a new attendance record at the West Virginia State Fair in Fairlea, running through Saturday. The event features more than 1,000 exhibits, the Championship Horse and Pony Show, and a lineup including Johnny Tillotson, The Buffalo Bills, Molly Bee, and Roy Clark, surpassing the 1963 Centennial Fair tally of 246,000.
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Lewisburg
UPI
West Virginia
Fairlea
Johnny Tillotson
Buffalo Bills
Molly Bee
Roy Clark
Congress Faces End of Saturday Mail and Higher Postage
The House committee signals an end to Saturday mail deliveries and higher postage. Retired Admiral William F. Raborn, CIA director, will testify in a closed Senate session on nuclear test ban treaty safeguards. Rep. Rivers says Johnson’s veto of a base-closings bill can be countered with a similar provision.
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House Committee
William F. Raborn
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Armed Services Committee
Rep
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S. C
House
Johnson
Pentagon
Congress
Rivers
Alabama Klan symbols extremity fuels fatal crash twist
In Lowndes County Alabama two civil rights workers Morrisree and Daniels were recently freed from jail before a shotgun attack. Murky details link speculation to a night rider incident aimed at Mary Jo Stanford of Birmingham. Tom Coleman a highway engineer was charged with murder and assault but released on bond.
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Alabama
Klan
Robert Creel
Murphy
Mary Jo Stanford
Birmingham
Fort Deposit
Tom Coleman
Tragic Car Crashes Claim Two in West Virginia
Weekend incidents claim two lives in Clarksburg and Moundsville. Ronnie Cupak, 20, of Clarksburg died when his car struck a bridge abutment on the expressway. Clyde Schrader, 44, of Weirton died after his car slid over an embankment on West Virginia Route 2 south of Moundsville.
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Ronnie Cupak
Clarksburg
Clyde Junior Schrader
Weirton
W. Va
Moundsville
Terra Alta Recreation Area To Break Ground
Ground breaking ceremonies for a $1 million recreation area will be held in Terra Alta on Saturday. Senator Jennings Randolph and Representative Harley Staggers will attend as construction begins on a 2050 acre site featuring a nine hole golf course skiing archery rifle and pistol ranges hunting and fishing facilities a swimming pool picnic and camping sites cabins and a tennis court open year round.
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Terra Alta
UPI
Jennings Randolph
Harley Staggers
DW. Va
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