Gemini 8 astronauts survive dangerous reentry
Astronauts Armstrong and Scott, rescued from Gemini 8 after an out of control reentry, are in excellent condition aboard the destroyer Leonard P. Mason off Okinawa. Officials seek cause of the anomaly and plan briefing at Cape Kennedy. The mission, originally a three day docking test, ended in a tense emergency landing over the Pacific.
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Asweisted
Gerald D. Griffin
Charles Conrad
Richard Gordon
Comit D. Slayton
Manned Spacecraft Center
William C. Schneider
Noward Benedict Cate Kennedy
Fla
Okinawa
Pacific
Leonard P. Maw
Neil A. Arm
Strong
David R. Seai
U.S
Naha
Houston
Tex
Gene Krave
Earth
Kranz
Afason
Armstrong
Scott
John W. Maddox
National Aeronautics and Space Adinistration
Johnson
Leonard F. Basen
Western Pacific
Cape Kennedy
MIGs tail U.S. bombers report from Saigon
Two Soviet style jets believed to be MIG 21 fighters shadowed American bombing runs over North Vietnam as U S forces reported surface to air missile activity and increased aerial threats near Hanoi and the region.
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Saigon
UPI
Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Ihowas
St Patrick's Day Parade Tide Sweeps New York and Beyond
Massive St Patrick's Day celebrations grip New York with a 100000 strong parade on Fifth Avenue while across the globe reports hint at aircraft sightings over North Vietnam. The day blends feasting in Irish fashion with royalty visits and a general sense of festive national pride.
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New York
St. Patrick’s Day
Ireland
Winht ‘Avenue
Hundred Americans Die in Viet Nam Week Report
Saigon Viet Nam reports say during the week of March 6 to 12, 100 Americans were killed and 88 wounded in action. Eight were listed as missing in action. Overall U S bases logged increases in all casualty categories from the prior week. From Feb 22 to March 7 the count stood at 81 killed, 177 wounded, and one missing.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
Dublin Police Tighten Watch For St Patrick Day Hotheads
Dublin police remain on alert for extremist activity as St Patrick's Day approaches. Amid parades in New York Boston and Chicago officials note recent bombings and threats, while Dublin troops review demonstrations at landmarks and government officials plan memorials and religious services. The Irish Republican Army denies involvement in recent attacks.
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St. Patrick's Day
Dien Bien Phu
Boston
Chicago
New Orleans
Ig Cnelage
Dublin
Ireland
Trish
New York
Hoston
Rob
F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Generalifuot
Nelson Monument
Down
James A. Farley
Johstown Dublin
Mhannty
Lindsay
England
Jnin
John W. Mclan
Cormack
House of Representatives
Dorchester Heights
George Washington
Today’s Chuckle Missing Words Puzzle Gaffe
A lighthearted misquote appears to mix casual talk with a shopper’s remark. The fragment hints at someone named Dre loading up enough items to last a long period, then asking about buying something else. The jumble preserves a humorous voice without clear attribution.
Bizarre cache of weapons uncovered in Harlem theater
Police in Harlem uncovered a cache of weapons from a theater production described as antiwhite era themed and tied to a group led by LeRoi Jones. Officers questioned two men as part of the investigation to determine if the cache was connected to a planned act or performance.
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Harlem
Iui
Uslims
Jones
New York
Harlant Heater
Nolrheater
Jlives
Weather Outlook Sees Warmer Day Then Rain Later
The Hancock Field weatherman reports four near beautiful days in a row with a fifth expected as clouds increase. Tonight temps fall to the mid 20s and rise to the 50s tomorrow with southeast to south winds 5 to 10 mph tonight and south winds 10 to 15 mph tomorrow.
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Hancock Field
Editorial Drifts Across City School Centralization Debate
The board and city administration discuss centralizing schools in a broad feature calling out muses and minuses. The piece mixes urban policy with editorial commentary, noting a cross section of opinions and civic tensions while referencing national and international angles. It also mentions a German figure linked to a political scandal and NATO ties without graphic detail.
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Gliy
Rcuealion
Gerade
Sea Comment
Pape
Ole Miss Tightens Security Before Kennedy Talk
On the eve of Sen Robert F Kennedy’s appearance at the University of Mississippi officials increased campus security amid protests. The visit by the New York Democrat, long associated with ending segregation, drew criticism from some Mississippi leaders who called the trip insulting. The event was organized by the Law School Speakers’ Bureau and Kennedy’s visit followed a politically charged day on campus.
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Ole Miss
Gavin Scott NM
Oxford
Miss
Wort
University of
Mississippi
Kennedy
Rep
Prealiss Walker
Jim Trae
Morrison County
Law School
Burgaw
Control flaw may delay remaining Gemini space flights
Gemini 8 ended in a dangerous thruster failure that may delay the rest of the Gemini program this year, with potential push into 1967. Engineers at McDonnell and NASA investigate an open thruster valve fault that caused uncontrolled roll, depriving Armstrong and Scott of planned maneuvers and a two hour space walk.
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Anollo
Robert Scanrans
National Aeronaut
Esald Space Administration
Neil Armstrong
David Scott
Satellie
Armstrong
Scott
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Japan
Gemini
Psemiralceds Srmstrong
Af Ter
Trimmed state budget set for legislative OK
State leaders announced agreement to cut 93.4 million from a 3.28 billion fiscal program as both chambers planned swift approval. Democrats controlled both houses and accounted for the majority of reductions across construction operations state aid and loans to the treasury.
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Charles Dumas
Yhouse
Albany
W. Y
Rockefeller
Repub
Lican
Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Assembly
Four Die in Fire at Ilion Mohawk Valley Tragedy
A mother and three children died when a two story frame house burned in Ilion New York early today. Benedetto Simonette 30 climbed to a garage roof with daughter Debra 2 to escape. A surviving daughter escaped and one other child injured. Fire officials said the cause was undetermined as the house was undergoing renovation and work neared completion. Simonette worked as a repairman for General Electric in Utica.
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Ilion
N.Y
Anthree
Mohawk Valley
Theather
Sarah Simonelle
Anthony
Seph
Susan
Benedetto Simonette
Debra
Simonette
General Electric Co
Utica
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