Space Pioneers Booast With Civilian Astronauts
The article recalls civilians Lee and Bassett among early spaceflight hopefuls, noting Michael See and James Bassett born in 1927 and 1931 respectively. It mentions their Air Force service, education, and roles as instrument pilots awaiting Gemini 9 mission backup crew, highlighting the era's tentative steps toward orbital flight.
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Texas
Lee
Technological College
Lab
Bassett
Shack
Eliott See
SpoNy Meer Opaut
See
Theodore C. Freeman
Sally
Carolyn
Jand David
Dallas
America
Ellington Air Force Base
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Houston
Ucla
Belle
Jjames Bassett
Royal Oak
Mich
Charles A
Corp
Air Spaceship
Edwards Air Force
Base
Calif
Chuck Baily
Space Program
Vietnamese combat chaos near Bong Son hospital taken
UPI reports amid Viet Cong and U S operations near Bong Son 330 miles northeast of Saigon. A hospital 10 miles south of Bong Son was under siege as 1st Cavalry units clashed with Viet Cong. Casualties mounted on both sides with multiple engagements and resistance around Lam Dong and Da Nang area locations.
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Michael T. Malloy
John A. Hemphill
Vinh
Leatherneck
Jonas M. Platt
Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Boise
Idaho
1St Air Cavalry
Viet
Strategic Air Command
Guam
Delta
Marine
Pers
Task Force Delta
Laos
1St Cavalry
Cranadare
Machina
Bong Son
Commu
Heliconter
Taxpayer seeks answers on income tax returns
Don K. Ferguson begins an authoritative series in The Chronicle Telegram tomorrow titled Your Income Tax Answers. The column promises guidance for readers who feel overwhelmed by 1965 tax forms and aims to help as the tax season starts.
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Don K. Ferguson
Chronicle-Telegram
Senate Clash Over Viet War Policy Sparks Capitol Debate
In Washington Vice President Humphrey and Senator Kennedy plan amendments to curb U S involvement in Vietnam as Republicans denounce the administration and a Raleigh hospital siege prompts a broad search for two missing men linked to a criminal spree. Police and National Guard units comb swamps near Bahama North Carolina.
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Raleigh
Humphrey
Kennedy
Spence
Williams
Greensboro
Ac York
Weekland Woodlands
Andrew (Dink
Bahama
N.C
Eugene Spence
O'Neal
Humphrey-Kennedy
Senate
Viet Nam
Fred W
Roberts
Dix Hospital
Justl
Joseph
Glen
Dorothea Dix
National
Johnson defends Vietnam policy as Congress weighs Tonkin
President Johnson expressed confidence in leading the nation on a long Vietnam path and anticipated congressional renewal of the Tonkin resolution. He warned progress would demand sacrifices, possible tax increases, and noted no clear plan for immediate troop changes beyond the 200,000 already deployed.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Viet Nam
Congress
Gulf of Tonkin
Capitol Hill
Southeast Asia
Seoure
Williams
Roberts
J. M. Mangum
United States Launches ESSA Weather Satellite Twin
CAPE KENNEDY UPI The United States orbited a second ESSA weather satellite to monitor global patterns. A Delta rocket lifted off at 8:58 a.m. EST to place the 290 pound craft 865 miles above Earth, aiming to beam cloud pictures to forecasters and keep two satellites in operation at about 30 million dollars annually.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
United States
ESSA
Delta
America
Weatherman
Forecasters of Services Administration
Weather Outlook Mixed Clouds With Rain and Snow Showers
Weather forecast notes cloudy period with warmer temperatures and rain, high in the upper 40s. Tonight remains cloudy with rain changing to snow flurries and lows around 28 to 34. Tuesday will be mostly cloudy and cooler.
UK Election Strategy After Cabinet Meeting
Prime Minister Harold Wilson and his cabinet spent an hour and forty minutes drafting strategy for a general election announced for March 1 31. The session focused on campaign plans and messaging ahead of the vote.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Elyria phone union seeks peace basis
The bargaining committee and international rep Thomas Mitchell of the Communications Workers of America Union Local 4485 meet in the Graystone Hotel to avert a strike threatened at 12:01 a.m. tomorrow. About 160 Elyria Telephone Co. workers are involved. Dennis Hoover leads Local 4485 as talks aim to present to ETC reps. The old contract was a three year pact.
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Thomas Mitchell
Communications Workers of America Union
Graystone
Elyria Telephone Co
Dennis Hoover
ETC
White patrol cars debut on Ohio highways
Columbus motorists will soon see white Ohio State Highway Patrol cars for limited use, marking a departure from the usual black vehicles. Col. Robert M. Chiaramonte, patrol superintendent, announced the change, noting it is the first deviation from the patrol’s traditional color in many years.
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Sam
Washington
UPI
Samuel H. Sheppard
Supreme Court
Ohio Ee
Ghlaramont
Lee
Boston
Sheppard
Pever Wine
Chiatamonte Press
Dr. Sheppardi
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Robert M. Chiaramonte
Ohioans Die in Action in Viet Nam Rises to 101
In Columbus the tally of Ohioans killed in action in Vietnam reaches 101. An additional 16 deaths from other causes, including crashes and accidents, bring the state’s total to 117.
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Viet Nam
Columbus
UPI
Where to turn Where to turn in Kipton officials find youth not eager to earn
Kipton officials note young people show little interest in opportunities to earn money, per Birmingham Bits. The page also features a health note comparing death rates from heart disease and lung cancer between feminine smokers and non-smokers. True or false quiz prompts test current events knowledge on page 9.
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Kipton
Birmingham Bits
Grafton Prison Project Seeks Additional Funds
Ohio officials estimate the Grafton Prison Farm site will cost up to 15 million. Mental Hygiene Director Martin A. Janis asks the legislature for 3 million more to add to 12 million already earmarked, as part of a 116.312 million package for prison and mental facilities. He also proposes 5 million for Lorain County mental health centers, to be matched with federal funds.
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Grafton
Ohio Mental Hygiene
Martin A. Janis
Janis
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
Oberlin Ranks High in Ohio Peace Corps Participation
Oberlin College places second among Ohio colleges in Peace Corps involvement. Ohio State University tops the list with 169 participants, while Oberlin reports 92 students in 9 programs. In total 290 Ohioans have trained or completed overseas tours over five years.
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Ohigans
Lege
Oberlin
Ohio
Cameroon
Peace Corps
Gabon
Guinea
Ivory Coasts
Togo
Ohio State Uni
Seven Rescued From Elyria Two Family Fire
Fire on Lowell Street left the Harman home gutted with flames spreading from the east bedroom. Matthew Harman caught two toddlers from the stairwell as others were led to safety by firefighters. Two-year-old James Lampkin and his brother Michael, ages two and one, were saved by Harman. Three-year-old Constantine Lampkin, his mother Hattie, and Mildred Lampkin were brought out by fire crews, with Ernestine and Mildred Hervey rescued from upstairs. Firefighter Dale Stevens received oxygen after exposure to carbon monoxide. Investigators say matches in the first floor apartment started the blaze.
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James Lampkin
Michael
Matthew Harman
Hames
Harman
Lowell St
Constantine
Hattie Lampkin
Dale Stevens
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