Gemini 9 flight postponed due to launch and satellite issues
The Gemini 9 mission with Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan was postponed two days after a Titan 2 rocket encountered last minute guidance problems. Aiming for a rendezvous with a target satellite, the crew waited as the shroud on the docking collar raised questions about whether linkup would occur.
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Cape Kennedy
San Antonio
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernan
Ceman
Cernan
Weather forecast: warm, partly cloudy through Thursday
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures through Thursday with southeast winds 7 to 15 mph. Highs near 88 on Wednesday and Thursday, overnight lows around 67. Tuesday's high near 90 and the low early Wednesday around 64. No rainfall expected through Friday for Bexar and surrounding counties. Temperatures through Monday about 1 to 3 degrees above normals of 90 and 71. Little to no precipitation expected.
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Bexar
Doctors Plan Sleep Therapy To Stop Sneezing Girl
In Miami AP reports doctors will induce sleep in 17 year old June Clark to halt persistent sneezing. They believe the central nervous system causes the reflex, hoping 3 to 4 days of slumber will stop the fits when she wakes. June entered her 22nd week of sneezing and has tried various remedies.
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Miami
Fla
June Clark
Arizona
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Rioting in Northern Nigeria Leaves 200 Held
AP reports two hundred people detained on charges of disturbing the peace and unlawful assembly after weekend violence in northern Nigeria. More than 60 tribesmen were killed and hundreds injured in the unrest.
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Lagos
Nigeria
British Seamen Strike Could Cost UK $56 Million Monthly
The National Institute of Economic and Social Research estimates the British sea men strike would drain the economy of 56 million dollars each month in trade and other earnings if it endures.
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London
Britain
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
Viet Leaders Reach Accord Amid Saigon Turmoil
Saigon officials and Buddhist hierarchy reach a fragile agreement to ease the political crisis as mobs burn the U S consulate in Hue and threaten self immolation. Ky government kept in power but with reduced military influence and a planned expanded civilian led council.
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Saigon
Johnson
U.S
Hue
Nguyen Cao Ky
National Leadership Council
Congress
Nguyen van Thieu
Thich Ho Giac
Vien Hoa Dao
Otto von Habsburg Receives Austrian Passport
Vienna AP Otto von Habsburg 53 son of the former Austrian emperor was issued a regular Austrian passport enabling his return to Austria for the first time since 1919.
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Vienna
Otto von Habsburg
Editor voices on Kennedy policy and race figures sparking debate
The text cites Henry d. Faylor criticizing Kennedy as a prelude to Western retreat, and Jim Bishop urging a black Lincoln. It also mentions Parade Magazine previews on teen conduct, U S China relations, and a Sunday feature.
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John F. Kennedy
Henry d. Faylor
U. S
China
Red China
Parade Magazine
Today’s Index and Page References Summary
A listing of newspaper sections with page numbers including Amusements 41 Around the Plaza 31 Batman Contest 4 Classified 43 51 Comics 44 45 Death Notices 43 Editorial 58 Features 59 Financial 42 Goren on Bridge 1 AA Horoscope 1 Ad Society 32 34 Sports 36 39 Texas Trails 18 TV Logs 33.
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Financial
Goren
Texas Trails
Arrest of Ex-Con Leads to Voter Registration Probe
District Judge Archie Brown ordered the arrest of ex convict Fred Louis Boelsen for falsifying citizenship on a voter registration certificate. Boelsen, listed as 5 7 Marquette, had prior prison terms but had not restored citizenship. He voted in the May 4 Democratic primary and remains at large as the court plans more cases from the two week registration period irregularities.
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Archie
Brown
Fred Louis Boelsen
Boelsen
Marquette
New York
Huntsville
Seagoville
Bexar
Dist. Atty
James ‘Barlow
Sheriff's Office
Dominicans Vote as Booming Lines Form Across Cities
In Santo Domingo crowds line up for hours as Dominican voters choose a president and Congress. Balaguer is booed by Bosch supporters while Bonnelly trails, and officials report peaceful voting in Santo Domingo and Santiago amid hopeful expectations of a close race. Ambassadors Bunker, Penna Marinho and Duenas observe the process.
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Santo
Domingo
Atican Republic
Santo Dorsingo
Dent
Congress
Ambassa
Boschisthe
Igor Bunker
Ifice
Leiderly
Movement of National Integration
Santo Domingo
Santiago
Organization of American States
Ellsworth Bunker
United States
Ilmar Penna Marinho
Brazil
Ramon de Clairmont Duenas
el Salvador
Inspect
Bus Seat Belt Study Ordered
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an investigation to determine whether seat belts should be required in passenger buses. It invited interested persons to offer opinions on belt types or other safety devices and whether their use should be mandatory for all passengers.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
ICC
Romanian Official Fired After Bucharest Train Crash
Transport Minister Dumitru Simulescu was dismissed following a Bucharest area train wreck in which 38 people died and 65 were injured. A six year old child remains missing after wandering away during a picnic in snowy conditions.
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Bucharest
Romania
Dumitru Simulescu
Las Vegas
Nev
Simulescul
Northeast Cold Spell Continues Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports a late spring cool spell keeping temperatures in the 30s in parts of northern New England, New York, and Pennsylvania for a third day. Frost likely in Bradford Pennsylvania as northerly air cools the nation east of the Mississippi with upper 40s in northern Alabama.
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Associated Press
Bradford
Mississippi
New England
New York State
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Weather Forecast Says Heat to Rise as Summer Nears
The forecast from the weather service expects daytime highs to reach 88 to 90 degrees with cooler nights about 20 degrees lower. No rain is expected through Friday as heat builds toward the summer season in 20 days.
Delivery Notice For Light Service Calls
If you fail to receive your light call your neighborhood carrier boy first. If he cannot be reached call CAR 2441 before 7 3 pa. Monday through Friday, Saturday and Sunday, from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Air Force Faces Losses in Yen Bay and Haiphong Attacks
Renewed U S air offensive over North Vietnam targets Yen Bay Haiphong and near Hanoi. Three planes were lost including two F105s with one pilot rescued west of Yen Bay and another missing. Navy missiles hit sites near Haiphong while an F4C Phantom was downed off Hon Me Island with two aircrew missing.
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Navy
Haiphong
Air Force
Hanoi
Air
U.S
North Viet Nam
Peking
Yen Bay
Thunderching
North
Viet Nam
Hon Me Island
Ing
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