Grissom and Young return as Gemini marks US space lead
Astronauts Virgil Grissom and John Young completed a three orbit Gemini mission aboard the Intrepid returning safely to the Atlantic. They face interviews aboard the carrier and a White House meeting with President Johnson, as NASA gears up for future two and single crew flights and a moon goal.
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J. G. Smith
Intrepid
Virgil Grissom
John Young
Edward V. McCarthy
API
Virgil
Gus) Grissom
America
Grissom
Young
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
United States
Charles Mathews
Gemini
Grissom-Young
U.S
Sten
Space
Moon
Robert R. Gilruth
Where to Turn Zero Defects Program Unveiled Tomorrow
Lear-Siegler to unveil the Zero Defects program aimed at preventing production errors tomorrow. Amherst school board approved 1965 appropriations totaling 1.38 million dollars. Oberlin Community Welfare Council reports a year of increased activity. Solth Amherst mayor says officials accomplished a lot in obtaining a water agreement with Elyria.
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Lear - Siegler
Amherst School Board
Oberlin Community Welfare Council
Solth Amherst
Elyria
Ranger 9 Crashes After Moon Flyby Television Pictures
Ranger 9 sent live pictures of the lunar crater Alphonsus to U.S. viewers before crashing on the moon at 1 5 971 miles per hour. Cameras aboard captured about 20 minutes of imagery showing craters in detail as the craft ended with pinpoint impact. The mission marked a dramatic televised dive and the end of the Ranger program with future probes planned by successors.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Outer Space
Earth
Alphonsus
Ranger
America
Gemini
Virgil I
Gus) Gris
Som
John W. Young
ABC
CBS
NBC
JPL
London payoff sets record in football pool win
London betting firm Littlewoods Pools Co reports Surrey thermometer maker Geoffrey Liddiard will be paid over 842800 dollars for picking football pool winners. The record sum will be shared with two friends, the spokesman said.
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London
UPI
Surrey
Littlewoods Pools Co
Geoffrey Liddiard
Liddiard
Ranger 9 hits moon with high quality lunar photos
JPL reporters and three networks watched as Ranger 9 sent back top quality images of Alphonsus and nearby craters. The mission narrowed to a four mile bullseye near Alphonsus with only a minute mid course correction. Cameras from RCA captured six views showing crater floors and highlands for a historic televised lunar survey.
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Alphonsus
JPL
Rangsfield
Era
RCA
Stewardesses Plan Protest Across Cities
Eastern Air Lines stewardesses in several cities plan demonstrations today to protest the lack of a contract with the Transport Workers Union TWU.
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Washington
UPI
Eastern Air Lines
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Medicare bill advances past first House hurdle
The House Ways and Means Committee reported out a multi billion dollar Medicare expansion. President Johnson praised the action as historic and financially sound, with a plan to finance via Social Security tax increases and a voluntary $3 month médecin insurance. The bill would raise Social Security cash benefits and extend medical coverage for the elderly.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
Ark
Franklin D. Roosevelt
American Medical Association
Physicians' Lobby
King - Anderson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Residents picket Oakwood Dr apartment project in Elyria
In 20 degree weather about 35 residents led by Dr. John A. Katko picketed the 1324unit Oakwood Dr development amid a dispute over its building permit. They dispute rezoning status since area annexed in 1960 remains unrezoned. Police reported vandalism causing 1500 in damage to a wall.
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Elyria
Oakwood Dr
John A. Katko
Arthur M Kligler
Common Pleas Court
LeRoy F Kelly
Kligler
Katko
Kafka
Maurice C. Flood
Tice
Jack M. Birchhill
Colder Northeast Ohio with flurries and snow alerts
The forecast warns of colder conditions in Northeast Ohio with a few snow flurries and increasing cloudiness tonight. Daytime highs reach 24 to 28 degrees with overnight lows 14 to 18, then snow is possible Thursday into Friday and again Sunday as temperatures remain below normal through the week.
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Ohio
Norpeel
Cincinnati
Columbus
Elyria
Teen driver wrecks car in Menlo Park incident
Sandra Jean Ward, 16, lost control during a driving lesson in Menlo Park California. She drove through a service station knocking down a trailer a pump and signs. Skidded over 90 feet crossed an intersection ripped out 50 feet of fence and collided with a nursery destroying 75 azalea plants.
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Sandra Jean Ward
Menlo Park
Calif
UPI
Marchers swell ranks on open road to Montgomery
Hundreds more civil rights demonstrators join a 300 man vanguard on U S 60 as the march toward the Alabama capital continues. The crowd, including young children, grows rapidly ahead of a planned 16 mile leg toward the capital and a Thursday rally with Gov Wallace expected to reject a voter discrimination delegation.
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Selma
Montgomery
UPI
U.S. 60
Chidren
Jehrser
Andrew Young
Alabama
George C. Walliace
Wallace
Martin Luther King
Communist Training School
James Bevel
Lent Guideposts Chase for Truth by Diane Sawyer
Diane Sawyer reflects on faith at Wellesley College in 1963. She recounts a dorm room debate with classmates over belief in God and describes truth as a parakeet she chases. An involuntary moment of insight arrives after a near accident on the road to Louisville.
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Wellesley College
Peo
Pre
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