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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1965

Page

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Flight Back On Schedule After Hectic Early Hours

Houston reports Gemini 4 mission remains on track as astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White recover from an early disruption caused by a failed rendezvous attempt. White's 20 minute space walk yielded vivid views of the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean from over 100 miles up.

Houston Tex James McDivitt Edward White White Mission Control Center America Atlantic Ocean Bermuda Houston Control Center Virgil Grissom Space Gulf of Mexico Caribbean Galveston Bay Clear Lake John Hodge McDivitt Hodge Gordon Cooper U. S Valery Bykovsky Mission Control Buddy

Johnson appeals to Soviets for peace as Marines leave Santo Domingo

President Johnson told Soviet leaders via a Chicago audience that the United States seeks peace with the Soviet Union and urged withdrawal of support for aggression. He announced the pullout of 2,100 Marines from the Dominican Republic while urging decisive action over appeasement. Johnson contrasted 1960s resolve with 1930s indecision and emphasized peace as the goal.

Chicago Johnson Soviet Union United Cook County United States of America Dominican Republic Santo Domingo Washington

Senate Votes For 40 Hour State Week

The Illinois Senate GOP majority approved a 40 hour work week for state employees including police, while Democrats opposed it. They also warned they would back a 200 man per year increase in the state police force rather than Gov. Kerner’s 400 in 1965 67, with some Republicans arguing 100 a year suffices. Senate sponsor Sen. William Harris framed the bill as restoring current policy other than police.

Springfield Illinois Senate Otto Kerner Kerner William Harris Pontiac

Illinois House approves higher salaries for downstate county officials

The Illinois House approved a bill to raise salaries for sheriffs, coroners, and county and circuit clerks, treasurers, auditors, and recorders based on population. If the Senate concurs, the higher pay would take effect at the start of new terms, not for current officeholders.

Springfield Downstate Illinois House Otto Kerner Senate Jackson and Williamson Jackson County W. S. Brandon County Board of Supervisors Williamson County

Miss USA finals set in Miami Beach for 1965 universe bid

Fifteen nervous contestants vie in Miami Beach for the Miss USA title and the chance to represent the United States in the 1965 Miss Universe Pageant.

Miami Beach Fla

Windshield Smear During Gemini 4 EVA Explained

Gemini flight director says the smeared windshield from Edward H. White’s space walk was likely rocket exhaust residue brushed off by White. NASA officials note thruster residue as a possible cause while acknowledging uncertainty about the precise source of the smear.

Houston Tex Gemini 4 Edward H. White White James McDivitt John Hodge Gemini

Saigon Cabinet Crisis Ends With Quat Backed

The National Legislative Council declared Premier Phan Huy Quat competent to reshuffle his cabinet and effectively gave him a vote of confidence. Suu supports Quat while protests from Catholic factions and riots threats persist as U S officials work to restore peace.

Saigon Viet Nam National Legislative Council Phan Huy Quat Quat Phan Khac Suu Suu Legislative Council Pap Rome U. S Maxwell D. Taylor

South Vietnamese Casualties Rise in Heavy Ground Fighting

Heavy fighting across South Viet Nam left at least 239 killed missing or wounded. Ambushes near Lao Thien and Kontum produced dozen casualties, with government losses listed in the first attack. A relief force was struck, and US sources noted Soviet IL28 bombers in North Viet Nam. Vice President Humphrey said air strikes alone won’t prevail. ground victory by South Vietnamese forces is essential.

Saigon South Viet Nam Lao Thien Kontum U. S Viet Nam Humphrey Associated Press United States Johnson

Spacewalk details and baseball scores shared during Gemini 4

Ed White describes his spacewalk over Australia as Virgil Grissom passes along a Houston Post headline about the Hawks Pee-Wee League 3-2 victory over the Falcons. Grissom notes communication issues and the need for traction on the capsule exterior. White explains tether use and challenges getting photos.

Houston Tex Edward H. White II Virgil Gus Grissom White James McDivitt Carnarvon Station Australia Hawks Falcons Roger Grissom

Dutch priests likely dead in Congo rebel attack

The Dutch Embassy says 15 Dutch priests are very probably dead after rebels bound and dumped them and 16 Belgian priests into the crocodile infested Rubi River Buta. Government mercenaries found no bodies this week, while 48 other foreigners remain missing across the north Congo.

North Congo Rubi Buta

Army Draft Call Largest Since Berlin Crisis

The Defense Department asks selective service to induct 17,100 men in July, slightly above June. Total inductees since 1950 would reach 3,084,150. Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force will not draft in July. The study on a draft versus all volunteer force favors continuing the draft to 1970 with no end in sight.

Washington Defense Department Berlin Army Navy Marine Corps Air Force Pentagon Johnson Congress

Jet Tanker Crash Kills Five Aboard in New Mexico

An Air Force KC135 tanker crashed in a Walker AFB pasture near Roswell New Mexico on Thursday night during a routine approach. All five airmen aboard were killed and the names were withheld pending next of kin notification. The wreckage burned across about a one mile stretch of pasture, according to base spokesmen.

Roswell N. M Air Force Walker Air Force Base Walker Afb

Illinois bill boosts lawmaker mileage to 15 cents

A bill filed in Illinois would raise mileage reimbursements for legislators from 10 to 15 cents per mile. It limits pay to miles actually traveled for the weekly home to Springfield round trip, proposed by Rep. Toby Barry of Ladd.

Springfield Ilinois Toby Barry D-Ladd

Southern Illinois Weather: Warm Humid With T storm Risk

Warm humid conditions persist in Southern Illinois through Saturday with considerable cloudiness and several showers and thunderstorms. Tonight lows in the mid to upper 60s. Saturday highs range from 75 to 85 degrees.

Illinois

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