RFK Urges End to Apartheid At South Africa University
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy spoke to Cape Town students urging an end to racial segregation and equality before law and government. He contrasted apartheid with global injustices and called for reform as he toured Stellenbosch University and met leaders, including Ian Robertson who is banned from public events.
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Johannesburg
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Black Africa
Ford Trims Work Schedules Amid Plant Cutbacks
Ford Motor Co. announced in Dearborn that five of its 17 U.S. automaker plants will run on short schedules this week while four car assembly lines and seven truck lines will operate six days a week. The report also describes Gemini 9 mission events and OGO satellite launches within the same dispatch.
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UPI
Ford Motor Co
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Amazing indigestion discovery in medical bulletin
Reports from Memphis and other medical centers describe a new antacid called Di Gel that untraps gas bubbles in the stomach. The formula, patented and available without prescription, targets gas as the main source of pain and improves relief when combined with antacids.
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Medical Bulletin
Memphis
Tenn
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Meeker Named HemisFair 1968 Cultural Entertainment Director
Charles R. Meeker Jr. is named consulting director for cultural and popular entertainment at HemisFair 1968 and will supervise orientation and training for on site staff. A West Virginia native and SMU graduate, he has led Six Flags Over Texas shows and worked with Braniff International on employee relations.
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Southern Methodist University
Surveyor slows as Moon heat hits 260 degrees
Pasadena dispatch reports Surveyor slows after hitting a 260 degree lunar heat mark at high noon during surface operations. Jet Propulsion Laboratory officials expressed cautious optimism about the probe surviving the heat and continuing to function on the moon despite the tense conditions.
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