Moonship Blastoff Slated From Cape Kennedy
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP weather outlook favorable for the first unmanned Apollo moonship launch set for Saturday between 7 45 and 11 15 a m EST A Saturn 1B will send the craft 310 miles into space then plunge back through the atmosphere at over 18000 mph The test flight will check propulsion guidance control and heat shield systems with recovery planned in the South Atlantic after a 5300 mile journey this marks the start of a planned Apollo series toward a manned lunar landing.
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Four Gunmen Escape In Airplane After Georgia Holdup
Four gunmen robbed a rural east Georgia general store and three fled in a small single engine plane as officers closed in. Storekeeper Olney Jenkins fought one gunman. One assailant captured. raid left $300 to $400 missing and motive unclear.
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Adair Aims to Suppress Artesia Gas Well Fire
Firefighter Red Adair says it will take until Saturday at the earliest to control the Artesia area gas well blaze fed by up to 100 million cubic feet of natural gas daily. His Houston crew will pump mud and water through small holes to shut the gas flow.
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Janss Eyes Roswell Packing Plant With Test of Time
Janss Cattle Industries plans a packing house in Roswell but 2 to 4 years before start. C C Naegle told 200 Roswell businessmen the area is a premier cattle feeding region and Janss operates 15 000 head locally and 100 000 head overall. The tour covered 14 local feeding operations with 270 at Ha German school and visits to Aston Feed Pens and Tierra Vuelta Co.
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Kizer Trial Opening Set in Albuquerque murder case
Clif ford Kizer faces trial Monday on one murder count for the July shooting deaths of Harvey Bergeron John Crosno and John Sandoval plus an insanity question. Judge Paul Larr AZalo denied a motion to suppress police statements but allowed the issue to be revisited at trial.
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Church Leaders Deny Moyers Influence on Viet Nam Statement
White House aide Bill Moyers and NCC officials denied press reports that Moyers pressured a council committee to soften a Viet Nam resolution. Board sources said a revised statement urged reconciliation and peace with justice as immediate and long term goals, amid concern over public opinion.
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Lady Bird Refuses Campaign In Alabama Visit
Mrs. Lyndon Johnson arrived for a campaign style stop in Tuscaloosa Alabama but refused to discuss the major political move that would have Mrs George C Wallace stand in for her husband as governor she told reporters she never participates in a primary in a state where she does not vote about 100 greeted her at the airport with University of Alabama President Frank Rose present and about 1000 students gathered outside the mansion with signs urging a draft Lady Bird for governor and support LBJ on Vietnam
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Morse warns 4.8B Viet Nam bill could widen war to Thailand
Sen Wayne Morse condemns the Senate defense bill as expanding the Viet Nam conflict. He claims the funding would double American troops, extend operations into Thailand, and violate SEATO promises. Morse opposes the Gulf of Tonkin resolution and warns of a larger Asia war.
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Johnson to hold news conference Saturday at White House
The White House announced that President Johnson will hold a noon news conference (EST) Saturday in his office. The briefing will cover current issues as announced by the White House.
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Twin brothers swap Yale Harvard for inside view test
New York twins Joe and Ed McDermott secretly swapped campuses for seven days. Edward McDermott, Harvard junior, lived at Yale and attended classes while Joe, Yale junior, stayed at Harvard. They found no early notices but were soon recognized by a Cambridge girl and a Yale student, revealing themselves.
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Mossler Trial Testimony Is Stricken From Record
In Miami a key state witness testimony against Candace Mossler and Melvin Powers was struck from the record. Grimsley’s earlier perjury finding was nullified by Powers hospital dates, affecting the defense case as retrial nears.
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City Employee Found Dead in Home
Cam Downs a 56 year old flood control employee was found dead at his home this morning after missing work. He was discovered at 10 a.m. and pronounced dead on arrival at ENM Medical Center. Police attributed death to an apparent heart attack and Ballard Funeral Home will announce arrangements.
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