Cosmonauts land after space walk in Voskhod II mission
The Soviet Union announced that Voskhod II landed near Perm in the hours after Col Pavel Belyayev and Lt Col Alexei Leonov completed a 26 hour flight. Leonov conducted the first spacewalk, testing weightlessness and extreme cold, before reentering the craft.
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Alexei A. Leonov
Kremlin
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Tass
Urals
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Leonov
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Bakhonur Cosmodrome
Kazakhstan
Central Asia
Where to turn grants teachers $200 raise
The Black River Board of Education approves a $200 annual salary increase for teachers. Elyria High School announces its honor roll on page 15. Vermilion High School plans a civic recognition banquet on page 2.
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Black River Board of Education
Elyria High School
Vermilion High School
Sukarno Seizes Control of Foreign Oil Firms in Indonesia
President Sukarno orders government take over of all foreign owned oil companies in Indonesia including Stanvac Caltex and Pan American plus Shell Oil Co. The move targets major firms earning about 125 million dollars annually in foreign exchange for the Indonesian government.
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Indonesia
UPI
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Stanvac
Caltex
Pan American
Shell Oil Co
Cake Leaning Tower collapses at Bournemouth festival
A cake model of the Leaning Tower of Pisa toppled during a wine and food festival in Bournemouth England yesterday. No injuries were reported and onlookers watched as the display fell.
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Bournemouth
England
UPI
Pisa
Soviets hit in space race as Gemini faces delay
The article likens Soviet spaceflight moves to precise baseball hits, noting Lt. Col. Alexei Lenov's long space walk and casting doubt on American Gemini efforts with its first space twins set for next Tuesday.
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America
John Young
Gus Grissom
Cape Kennedy
Earl Abell Cape Kennedy
Fla
HTNS
Alexei Lenov
Jets bomb supply depots in North Vietnam raid
SAIGON South Viet Nam June 11 1965 A force of about 130 American jets bombed Bien Son supply depot and an ammunition depot north of Vinh. Maj. Gen. Joseph Moore said 60 to 70 Navy and 60 to 70 Air Force planes participated. Only minor damage reported with all planes returning. Napalm used when suitable Moore indicated. The raid followed seven bombing raids since last August and targeted depots handling roughly 10 percent of the Communist ammunition supply.
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South Viet Nam
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North Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Joseph Moore
Bien Son
Vinh
Moore
U.S. Navy
Hanoi
North
Viet Nam
Air Force
Lenten guideposts Prayers answered in mine cave in
Five miners trapped when a cave in at Powhatan mine 300 feet underground near Steubenville Ohio on June 26 1957. They scrambled through eight parallel rooms as rock slabs crashed. with only cap lamp light and a makeshift bearing beam for support they faced a life threatening situation awaiting page 5.
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Powhatan
Steubenville
Ohio
Kenneth
Hamilton
Elyria High Wins Krecker Award for Science Program
Elyria High School earns the Krecker Award from the Ohio Academy of Science for having one of the state's top ten science programs in 1963-64. Dr. Milton Puterbaugh will present the plaque and $150 Batelle prize at 8 p.m. Saturday in the school auditorium.
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Elyria
Krecker
Milton Puterbaugh
Ashland College
Elyria High School
Ohio Academy of Science
Batelle Memorial Institute
Puterbaugh
Ohio Academy
Donald Walker
Edward Allen
Nicholas Hanson
Richard Riddle
Elyria District
Elyria Charter Commission selects mayor-council plan for city charter
The Elyria Charter Commission voted to include a mayor-council form in the city charter to be voted on this year. They rejected a city manager plan defeated 2,000 votes in 1956, and divided on a strong versus weak mayor. Future meetings will address term lengths salaries and possible new posts like financial adviser.
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Elyrian Charter Commission
Elyria
Commission
Forco
Elyas
Birchita
Shill
Manayer-Council
Scribner L. Fauver
Joseph C.cirigliano
Richard T. Laux
Paul J. Horvath
Andrew Foreman
Safety- Service
Jack M. Birchhill
Fred B. Sanford
Cirigliano
Dale C. Kellogg
Legislative Branch
James Corcoran
Spring brings cool debut as warm climes wait
The Weather Bureau in Cleveland predicts tomorrow's high near 20 degrees with snow flurries all day. Hopkins International Airport logged 19 degrees at 11 a.m. today, marking the second coldest day of the month after March 18.
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U. S
Cleveland Hopkins International
Hopkins
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