Gemini 9 braces spaceflight lessons from wrecks and losses
The article asserts Gemini 9 was the worst manned flight, citing a satellite loss worth $4 million and an alternate target scrub costing $1 million, plus failures in the space walk, power maneuvering gear, and a malfunctioning back pack. It praises Stafford and Cernan yet calls for better preparation and safer practices.
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Space
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernan
Cernan
Gemini
Like Boredomville we made our own fun outside
Recounting childhood summers when games like King on the Hill, Prisoner’s Base, cops and robbers, Injuns and cowboys filled the woodlot and meadow. Homemade toys and make believe battles replaced TV and gadgets. Night came with stories and a mother’s call to come home.
Senate Pushes Public Strike Law Substitute Debate
Republicans in the Senate advance their substitute for the Condon-Wadlin public employes strike law while Democrats in the Assembly push their own version. Administrators fear strict penalties could backfire and leave them without essential help. The Governor had formed a study group to craft a replacement, but the outlook is uncertain as public workers may strike again in New York City Rochester Yonkers.
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Senate
Assembly
New York City
Rochester
Yonkers
J. Q
Colgate Summer Theater Plans Four Productions
Colgate University launches a four week summer theater season beginning June 29 with four productions. The effort aims to expand summer entertainment in Central New York and grow into a regular seasonal event.
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Colgate University
Central New York
Colgate Summer Theater
Clergy oppose Vietnam war. back Balabanian for Congress
A Herald-Journal report notes religious leaders condemn U S policy in Vietnam as immoral. They urge voting for Norman Balabanian for Congress in New York's 4th District, arguing Washington errs by pursuing self interest and urging peace and negotiation.
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Viet Nar
Paul VI
Viet Nam
CLA
Diem
Mateh
Mapa
North
NLP
China
Norman Balabanian
the Revs
Donald H- Hanson
Jqiln Fuller
Leon Sanbonne
Paul Bosch
Hugh Mimlar
Nolin Kim
Matvey Rates
Syracuse
Youth Skill Center Backed by Community Support
A Terald-Journal letter defends the Youth Skill Center at 20 Erie Blvd East, highlighting its flexible, varied programs for youth at diverse grade levels. It praises dedicated instructors and counselors, states the six month program offers on the job experience, and argues the initiative could greatly aid society by expanding opportunities for all youths.
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Assm
Erie Blvd
East
Isl
Rai
Fiely
Arly
Youth Skill Center Aims to Reach Marginal Youth
A speaker argues the Viet war era drive youths can access education through the Youth Skill Center in any capacity available. He notes inequities may exist but insists dedicated learners will find truth and opportunity within the program.
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Hig
Paradise of hope letter recalls Vietnam War parade
A 12 year old writes of Memorial Day in a city parade scene. Jets thunder overhead as civilians glimpse near misses and a sense of national pride amid fear. He reflects on freedom, patriotism, and fighting communism in Vietnam, urging belief in the United States.
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the Herald Journal
Viet Nam
Leta
Alor
South
Tam
Continental Water Power Plan Could Link Arctic to Mexico
The Associated Press outlines NAWAPA, a colossal but speculative plan to divert sub arctic Canadian waters across North America. Ralph M Parsons envisions fifteen reservoirs, a 1700 foot dam in Alaska, a Canadian Great Lakes Waterway, and a 0 mile tunnel, costing about 36 billion dollars over nine years, amid Canadian political hurdles and need for a sophisticated water management system.
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Associated Press
United States
Mexico
Canada
North American Water and Power Alliance
Arctic
Sn Dcean-To
Nawapa
Walter
Moorer Dam
Tony
Rocky Mountain Trench
British Columbia
Lake Mead
Chitina
Alaska
Russia
Canadian Great Lakes
Sangre de Crista
New Mexico
Colorado
Improvisation in Gemini SA Flight Planning Shifts NASA Tone
NASA officials discuss realtime flight planning during Gemini SA as crews faced fatigue and undocking challenges. Kraft and Kranz emphasize improvisation lessons, noting multiple plan rewrites after target vehicle faults and docking delays.
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William Wines
Wil Fiike
National Aeronautics and Spare Administration
Christopher C. Kraft
NASA
Houston
Gemiul-Sa
Kraft
Gemini- SA
Syracuse Herald Journal front matter overview
Daily page header and staff list for Syracuse Herald Journal dated Saturday June 11 with publication details. Includes publisher Stephen Rogers business manager Clarence Rinne and staff such as Kissy Hurley marketing and circulation chief Lewis Kennedy and editors Kart McKeeay Harold Addington and William Cotter.
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Stephen Rogers
Clarence H. Rinne
Kissy $S
Night soldiers study Viet jungle fighting at An Khe
Returning to South Vietnam after three years, the writer joins the 1st Cavalry Division to observe how American troops operate. He notes the constant activity in patrols and ambush tactics, the night prowling by U S troops, and the harsh jungle conditions shaping frontline routines and morale.
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AN Khe
South Viet Nam
Korea
Luut
Anit
1St Cavalry
Airmobile
Jack Norton
Witt
Hart
101St Airborne Division
25Th Division
Cambutian
LS. Commani
Boone and Crockett
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