Buried Astronaut Trio Flown To Arlington And West Point
The bodies of Virgil Grissom Edward White II and Roger Chaffee were flown to Arlington National Cemetery and the U.S. Military Academy Cemetery at West Point for burial with military honors. A memorial service was held in Seabrook Texas near the space center.
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UPI
Arlington National Cemetery
West Point
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Gus) Grissom
Edward H. White II
Roger B. Chaffee
Honer
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Washington
Grissom
Chaffee
White
U.S. Military Academy
Highland Falls
N.Y
Seabrook
Tex
Space Center
Conrad Winborn
Seabrook Methodist Church
Winborn
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Maoists Admit Split in Ranks Amid Campaign Struggles
Red Flag, the Maoist theoretical journal, reports divisions within Mao supporters hindering purges of reactionary powerholders. It notes army leadership, interim power organs, and harsh moves against counterrevolutionaries as the path to a new regime, with mixed army backing and regional uprisings cited.
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UPI
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Red Flag
Communist Party
Chen Po-ta
Radio Peking
Mao
Harbin
Red
Sinkiang
China
Nanchang
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Kiangsi
Peking Radio
Peking
Red Guards
Tsingtao
Shantun
Shanghai
Kennan says Sino Soviet split shatters Communist unity
Former diplomat George F. Kennan told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Sino Soviet split has shattered Communist unity and the United States should seize the moment to pursue improved relations with Russia. He warned the bloc will not reassemble and urged patience for peaceful adjustment with Soviet Union. He endorsed the pending U S Russia consular treaty as a low risk step to expand relations.
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UPI
George F. Kennan
Congress
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Russia
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kennan
Soviet Union
Senate
Fair finances hearing slated by legislature
The Arizona legislature begins open hearings Wednesday on the Veterans Memorial Coliseum and state Fair Commission finances. A six member Investigating committee has hired Phoenix lawyer Philip E. Von Ammon at 35 dollars an hour. Hearings will be held in the House room and proceed through next week with testimony under oath from fair officials accountants auditors and others.
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Veterans Memorial Coliseum
State Fair Commission
Senate
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Goldberg
Phoenix
Philip E. von Ammon
House
Maricopa Republian
Bob Wilcox
R-Mariecopa
Bob Stump
Maricopa
Burton Barr
Stanley Akers
Frank Crosby
Escapees steal car flee state hospital in police chase
Two escapees from a state hospital, John Laval 22 and Kent Heinrich 6, stole a car and led Officer Robert Arthur on a chase from 68th Street to a Salt River Project maintenance yard. The vehicle crashed through a fence, the pair surrendered, and both were sentenced to 60 days in county jail after guilty pleas in City court for grand theft.
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State Hospital
John Laval
Kent Heinrich
68Th St
Osborn
Robert Arthur
6Lth St
Salt River Project
Arthur
By & P.m
Scottsdale aims to form nonprofit to issue airport bonds
City officials meet at Executive House to create a nonprofit group to issue bonds for airport buildings. Mayor Bud Tims and City Manager Bill Donaldson decline comment. Bonds would be repaid from city revenues via leases, not property taxes, and bids for fixed base operator were revised to remove construction costs.
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Scottsdale
Executive House Arizonian
Bud Tims
Bill Donaldson
Burglary At Larson's Jewelers Sparks Theft Report
Scottsdale police logged four burglaries including a smash of a plate glass window at Larson's Jewelers 17 Main St where about $1200 in jewelry was stolen after two youths alerted officers. Several other thefts included cash and camera equipment from Glen I Johnson and miscellaneous office loot at Scottsdale City Hall.
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Larson's Jewelers
Main St
Scottsdale
Glen I. Johnson
E. Plaza
Jolson
Monday in the News United Press International and the Progress
A brief United Press International roundup summarizing daily events reported by UPI and the Progress staff. The item notes general news highlights without specific details or outcomes.
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United Press International
Progress
Court bans draft board reclassification for protesters
In New York the U S Court of Appeals ruled draft boards cannot punish students by reclassifying them 1 A for antiwar protests. The Michigan State University case followed arrests in an Ann Arbor demonstration.
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New York
U.S. Court of Appeals
Vietnam
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
House considers stronger smog bill amid Senate version
PHOENIX House leaders said they favor a tougher smog control measure than the Senate bill and expect amendments from the Public Health Committee. Arizona highway deaths stand at 47, matching last year, with four deaths over the weekend in three accidents including Frank Romero 5 of South Tucson struck by a taxi and Pedro Garcia Jr. 20 of Glendale in a car bus crash. Raymond Avery 19 of Tucson and his 106 month old daughter Katherine died in a single car crash on Route 88 east of Ajo.
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House
Burton Barr
Senate
House Public Health Committee
Arizona
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Tucson
el Mirage
Pedro Garcia Jr
Glendale
Raymond Avery
Katherine
Rto
Ajo
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Parada
Laurie Callaway
Fair
Charles Garland
Fall Commission
Tom Alyn
Larkspur
Parks and Recreation Department
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W. Indian School Rd
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Madrid University
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