Titan 3 Launched From Cape With Four Satellites
A Titan 3 rocket lifted from Cape Kennedy carrying four satellites for a planned high orbit of 31 000 miles. The mission includes experimental communications, solar radiation measurement, and amateur radio use. The 12 story booster and three-stage flight underwent multiple course changes and over 150 events in the unmanned mission.
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Air Force
United States
Titan 3
UN Assembly Nears End After Two Years of Business
United Nations delegates edge toward closing a two year General Assembly marked by unfinished finances and housekeeping. President Amintore Fanfani expected to gavel the session to a late night close as Asian African powers push through a simple majority rule on decolonization regimens.
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U.N
General Assembly
Assembly
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Paul VI
Harold Wilson
Josef Klaus
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Security Council
London
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India-Pakistan
Portugal
Red China
Peking
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
China
United States
Raul Roa
Planes Again Hit Red Power Plant Near Haiphong
U S aircraft pressed the air war in North Viet Nam within 12 miles of Haiphong, striking the Yong Bi power station and Haiphong-Hanoi industrial area. Navy planes bombed a highway bridge near Hai Phong while Air Force missions targeted Uong Bi plant cutting power to Haiphong and Hanoi.
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South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
Uong Bi
Hanoi
U.S
di An
Kitty Hawk
Haiphong-Hanoi
Yong Bi
Air Force
Robbers' Busy Night in Paris Targets 13 Firms
AP reports safecrackers robbed 13 companies in a single Rue de Richelieu building Monday night. The total stolen amount remains undetermined.
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Paris
Rue de Richelieu
Germany seeks bigger voice in arms control talks
West Germany says it wants no nuclear weapons of its own but seeks greater influence over any European use of them. Chancellor Erhard and President Johnson met in closed session as U.S. plans include a possible Atlantic nuclear force. Johnson and Erhard also pledged cooperation on Viet Nam and pollution efforts.
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West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
Karl- Guenther von Hase
Germany
Erhard
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Stewart L. Udall
U.S
Viet Nam
Europe
Mrs. Weller Dies at 65 in Snyder Hospital
Mary Patrick Weller, 65, a Scurry County resident for 51 years and charter member of North Side Baptist Church, died at Snyder Hospital. She married T. J. Weller in 1917. he preceded her in 1947. Funeral set 3 p.m. Wednesday at Northside Baptist with burial in Snyder Cemetery.
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Snyder Hospital
Northside Baptist Church
John Duke
Northside
Royce Sanders
Morningside Baptist Church
Snyder Cemetery
Bolger Funeral Home
M. O
Jack) Patrick
Snyder
C. E. Patrick
Helmleigh
T. J. Patrick
Crosbyton
R. H. Merritt
C. H. (Buck) Wylie
T. A. “Aver
Ben Harless
Ross Williams
Willard Gladson
Marvin Hanback
Goodfellows Drive Ends With Final Fund and Help Day
The Goodfellows Drive ends today with last opportunities to contribute cash and apply for aid. Food clothing and toy donations ended Monday while cash gifts close today. Volunteer workers are needed to bring and distribute boxes at the Goodfellows Headquarters to aid area families, with Thursday slated for distribution. Don Adams thanks supporters as latest totals rise to 1,800.01 dollars including numerous individual gifts and organizational contributions.
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Jimmy Melton
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Subzero Cold Grips North Across New York and New England
The Associated Press reports subzero temperatures across Upper New York State and northern New England just before winter starts. Boonville New York recorded 13 below zero after a 16 below reading on Monday. Florida saw pre dawn readings in the 40s with widespread 30s across the northern half of the state and from the Appalachians to the Rockies.
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New England
Boonville
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Florida
Appalachians
Rockies
Pioneer Oilman Roland Rumbaugh Dies in Odessa
ODESSA Tex AP Roland Rumbaugh 91 a pioneer West Texas oil contractor died Monday He came here in 1935 during an oil boom The funeral was held today Burial will be at Shreveport La where Rumbaugh once lived
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Odessa
Tex
Roland Rumbaugh
West Texas
Shreveport
Rumbaugh
Perch and Caterpillars Clash Over Winter Forecast
The piece notes mixed winter predictions from perch and caterpillars with almanac forecasts predicting heavy snow. It cites Old Farmer’s Almanac figures of 91 inches, 33.6 below normal temperatures, and regional notes from Charlton New York to Waukegan Illinois about a green Christmas and deep perch readings.
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Venus
Colorado
New Mexico
Upper
New England
California
Old Farmer's Almanac
New York
Charlton
George Casaponne
Cousin George
Casabonne
Mathon Kyritsis
Waukegan
Ill
Midwest
Kyritsis
Weather Snapshot for Texas Regions Today
Forecast shows swings in temperatures across Texas with highs around 60 in Nord Central and Northeast Texas and 64 to 72 in Northwest Texas. Tonight, lows range from 20 to 45 with milder days expected Wednesday and winds mostly southwest to northwest up to 15 knots along the coast.
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Snyder
Texas
South Central
Louth
Strike Threat In Dominican Eases
Labor leaders urged workers to return as the Dominican Republic eases a general strike threat. The walkout was sparked by bloodshed in Santiago amid clashes between rebels and the army. U.S. and Brazilian peace forces reinforced the city, then stood down, with casualties reported and investigations ongoing.
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Robert Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Santiago
Garcia-Godoy
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