Scientists probe flipflop on Gemini 8 mission
In Honolulu NASA astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott rested after Gemini 8 docking issues. A faulty radio command caused uncontrolled tumbles. Armstrong fought to regain control as recovery ships ferried them to Okinawa. They showed no serious injuries aside from seasickness and were to proceed to Cape Kennedy, then Hawaii.
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Neil A. Armstrong
David R. Scott
U.S
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Agena
Pacific Ocean
Leonard I. Shite
Stroyer
Cape
Mir
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Mawail
Henry
Pacific Recovery Force
Scott
Hickam
Tripler Army Hospital
Air Force
Frank Barman
Walter M.schirra
Navy
Baor
Hawaii
Warm spell hints at summer as temperatures rise
Hancock Field reports a 71 degree high at 1 p.m. breaking the 1-year March record of 70. Tonight will bring showers, wind and a low in the 40s, with cooler air tomorrow. Spring starts 8:43 p.m. Sunday. Five day forecast shows 9 to 100 for the period as Morrow through Wednesday, noting diverse military and space program links and a tentative light debriefing schedule.
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Air Force
Ilawan
Rockefeller Budget Shuffle Shapes Albany Victory
Rockefeller's budget plan faces a slim actual cut as lawmakers slice 93.4 million in proposed reductions but only 20 million becomes hard cuts. The discrepancy stems from spending timing and partial project approvals, with leaders signaling most cuts will be restored later.
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Albany
Hackefeller
Lower Manhattan
Stal
Rockefeller
Norman Hurd
High liquor prices blamed on distillers in New York
An Albany legislative committee charged liquor distillers with driving New York State prices to among the nation’s highest. The joint Assembly Senate committee said distillers are chiefly responsible and submitted a report to the Legislature on revisions to state liquor laws.
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Albany
New York State
Joint Assembly - Senate
Liquor Price Study Highlights 1963 Law Reforms
Seven hearings led Sen. Seymour R. Thaler to report the Alenhalilg Beverage Centre findings. The study shows liquor law changes in 1963 did not save up to $1 per bottle as expected. Rockefeller urged reforms amid state scandals while the Legislature passed other measures including auto pollution devices and judicial recusal rules.
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Mqueens, Firman
Joint Legislative Committee
Alenhalilg Beverage Centre
Thaler
Qay
Rockefeller
State Liquor Authority
Senatée
Assembly
RFK speech links Northern and Southern race issues at Ole Miss
Senator Robert F Kennedy told a University of Mississippi audience that America must create a society where Negroes are as free as other Americans. He said the problem is national not just Southern, citing racial injustice and economic disparities as issues found in New York Chicago and other areas as well as Mississippi. Kennedy added that young people across the country bear responsibility for progress as heirs of a broader American dream.
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Miss
Robert F. Kennedy
University of Mississippi
America
New York
Chica
Los Angeles
Mississippi
New
New York Democrat
Kennedy
Recovery effort under way for missing hydrogen bomb
US Navy experts began raising the lost H bomb off Palomares Spain after the Alvin sub photographed a likely device five miles off the southern coast at 2,500 feet depth. Crane gear aboard Fort Snelling would lift it to the surface, a process possibly taking three days amid strong currents and radiation safety concerns.
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Spain
Navy
Fort Snelling
William Guest
Mie
Alvin
U.S
Paya 5
Difference Between Statesman and Politician Joke
A humorous line contrasts a statesman who believes the state belongs to the people with a politician who acts as if the state belongs to him. The quip plays on ownership and authority in politics.
Pope relaxes rules on mixed Catholic marriages
Pope Paul VI issued a historic papal instruction easing the handling of mixed marriages. It ends the non Catholic pledge to raise children Catholic and shifts responsibility to the Catholic spouse. Non Catholic ministers may attend and offer exhortations in Catholic churches. The document, issued in Latin, signals broad unity aims as Anglican Archbishop Ramsey visits.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Cathica
Michael Ramsey
Canterbury
Paul
Ramsey
Vatican
Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
Holy Office
Fire kills 3 boys at Philadelphia children home
A predawn fire trapped three teen boys and a housemother at the Methodist Home for Children in West Philadelphia. Three boys died on the second floor, while others were injured, including a housemother and an assistant fire chief. The burned stone building stood in a park-like setting near a golf course. several boys leaped from windows as firefighters battled the blaze.
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al Jormitory
Methodist Home For
Alonia Baker
George Liet
David Forsythe
Bert Miller
Franz Majors
Assi
Ralph Kress
Hint
Methodist
New York Stock Exchange May Move Headquarters Abroad
The New York Stock Exchange scouts possible sites in New Jersey across the Hudson as President Funston signals a broader relocation push. Governors from Arkansas are involved, while Hoboken Newark Jersey City and Weehawken emerge as potential homes. A tax hike proposal in New York sparks debates and the American Stock Exchange opposes the levy.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Exchange
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New Jersey
Keith Funston
Board of
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Manhattan
Hem
John V. Tindsayt
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Jersey
Weehawken
Hoboken
Connecticut
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