Evidence of life on the moon fuels UFO debate
Frank Edwards surveys decades of moon observations and alleged UFO activity linked to Aristarchus and other sites. The piece traces reports from photographers, astronomers, and space officials, noting strange lights, cross-shaped shadows, and possible human or alien contact signals observed during lunar missions and missile tests, while outlining lingering questions about life beyond Earth.
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Elee
Observatorial
Fra Mauro
Ourlodolus
Robert E. Curtiss
Alamo
Parry
Copernicus
Curtiss
Era
Lisdicetes
Earth
Ter Aristarchae
Myst
Russis
Profes
Fornia
Arizona
Aristarchus
Walter Haas
Russia
Lady Bird Johnson Is Feted in Sydney Welcome
Lady Bird Johnson received a cordial welcome in Sydney as Prime Minister Harold Holt praised her as a scene stealer and helpmate to President Johnson. Her motorcade faced minor protests, including an egg hit and Viet Nam banners, but the host city’s women greeted her with garden displays and pigeons as a banner proclaimed a Happy Stay Lady Bird.
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Lady Bird
Johnson
Melbourne
Sydney
Robin Yeo
UPE
Australia
Lady Bird Johnson
Ister
Cades
Dows
Secret Service
Burry Kivett
Heale
Mrs. Johnson
Queen's Square
Barden
Soviet vow to supply North Viet Nam with modern weapons
The Soviet Union and eight visiting Communist nations pledged aid to Hanoi and displayed advanced weapons at a Moscow base and a secret space center. Delegates from Cuba Mongolia and six Warsaw Pact countries attended talks that ended Friday with some delegations returning home in the following days.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
North
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Baikonur
Central Asia
Cuba
Mongolia
East Europe
Hungary
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Romania
Redeeratians
UN considers Rhodesia matter in unusual Saturday session
United Nations delegates convene in New York for a special Saturday meeting to debate a resolution, led by African and Asian sponsors, opposing Britain's talks with Rhodesia. The Trusteeship Committee moved the measure forward on brief notice as Assembly President Abdul Rahman Pazhwak announced the session.
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United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Britain
Rhodesia
Assembly
Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
Afghanistan
Navy Chief begins 17 day Far East tour
Adm. David L. McDonald, Chief of Naval Operations, will leave Sunday on a 17 day tour of the Far East. He will visit ships of the 7th Fleet and stop in Alaska, North Vietnam, Japan, Okinawa, South Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, Manila, Guam and Hawaii as the United States braces the Manila summit talks.
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Washington
UPI
Adm
David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
Far East
Tokyo
Alaska
Viet Nam
Japan
Okinawa
South Viet
United States
Nam
Thailand
Philippines
Manila
Guam
Hawaii
T Peoples Security Forces
Today
Plane crash near Kent kills two ministers
In Kent Ohio a small two seat Piper Tri Pacer crashed near Kent State University Airport Friday killing Dewey C Hale 45 of Columbus and Gerald E Masters 29 pastor of Stow Missionary Chapel Summit County. Hale was piloting the plane and a flying instructor found the wreck in a wooded field about four hours later.
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Kent
Ohio
Parallel Guerrilla Threats Rise in Thailand and Viet Nam
Thai guerrillas mirror early Viet Nam unrest with new bands near villages and attacks on officials. In 1985, Bangkok notes limited but persistent insurgency plus strong U.S. bases and Red China politics shaping risk. Vietnam parallel seen in 1961-61 surge, yet Thailand remains more stable with external backing.
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National Front For Liberation of
South Viet Nam
Red Guerrila
Thailand
Bangkok
U.S
Viet Nam
South
Peking
Mio
Ngo Disk
Diem
Doctors urge smoke ban and advertising limits
A federal Task Force on Respiratory Diseases with 24 physicians says smoking must be opposed as acceptable social behavior. The group calls for legislation toward selective prohibition of smoking and suggests reducing or ending cigarette advertising in a Friday report.
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NEW Yumk
Federal Task Force On
Perenta
Reds Launch 12th Lunar Spacecraft From Moscow
Moscow AP notes the Soviet Union launched its 12th lunar spacecraft to explore the moon and its environment. Rumors in the Moscow diplomatic community had suggested a moon mission might return a craft to Earth, but the first official brief made no such claim.
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Navy
U.S
Reds
Moscow
Soviet Union
Local notices and partial timelines from Lorain County print
Fragmentary Chronicle Telegram item notes an event in Kiyna with unclear details. The readable parts mention Lorain County Printing and Publishing and a misspelt reference to a countess or count. The context remains vague due to damaged OCR.
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Th. Lorain County Printing & Pubicking
Secowa
Kiyna, S
Canterbury Red Dean Dies Peacefully at 92
Dr Hewlett Johnson known as the Red Dean of Canterbury died at age 92 in Kent and Canterbury Hospital. He sparked controversy with communist sympathies while serving in the Church of England and publicly praised Fidel Castro. Johnson resigned as Canterbury’s dean in 1963 and often defended communism as compatible with Christianity.
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Canterbury
England
UPI
Hewlett Johnson
Red Dean
Johnson
Church of England
Red
Afi
Communist Party
The
Morning Star
Fidel Castro
Jesus Christ
Dr. Johnson
Kent and Canterbury Hospital
Cuba
Castro
South America
Pallbearers named for Byrd rites in Virginia
Prominent figures including Vice President Hubert H Humphrey and a representative of President Johnson attend the Byrd funeral in Winchester Virginia for U.S. Senator Harry F Byrd who died at 79 after a malignant brain tumor. The Byrd family released pallbearer names reflecting his broad political and social connections across parties.
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Berryville, Va
Byrd
Virginia
Johnson
Delewers
Moma
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