Scott Carpenter To Play Uke In His Sea Dwelling
VA SOLLA Calif AP Safely checks of gear for Sealab 2 take longer than planned delaying entry to the 210 foot underwater habitat for 45 days. Captain Hay Spenser says minor problems must be solved before divers reside beneath the sea. Carpenter plans to play a ukelele during long hours below, though its effect in helium atmosphere remains uncertain.
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California
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Navy
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Kennedy says no dispute over LBJ on 1964 ticket
Senator Robert F. Kennedy states there was no disagreement with President John F. Kennedy about Lyndon B. Johnson joining the 1964 Democratic ticket. He says he informed Johnson of opposition in Liberal and labor ranks at the Los Angeles convention and denies going behind his brother’s back, calling such suggestions out of touch.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
New York Democrat
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Gemini 5 Nears Midpoint in Record Space Run
Gemini 5 crew L Gordon Cooper Jr and Charles Conrad Jr marked the halfway point of an eight day mission, circling Earth about 57 times by 3 43 a m EST and extending space duration beyond any US crew. They sought a view of the Lake Champlain recovery ship while managing minor radar, computer and temperature issues.
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Graduate Fred Weaver Named Director of Gaston Diagnostic Center
Fred Weaver, graduate of Meiller College with a master’s degree from Western Carolina, has been appointed director of the Gaston Diagnostic Center to be built on the Dallas-Cherryville highway. Details appear on Page VR.
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North Carolina plans: 122 pending on approved list
Federal education officials have approved 47 NC school integration plans, leaving 122 pending. Only 28 percent of the state's plans meet the 1964 Civil Rights Act. Delays cited include workload at the U.S. Office of Education and questions about Negro teacher dismissals amid desegregation pressures.
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Maxton City
Teed Springs City
Saint Pauls City
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Francis Keppel
Johnson orders MOL program and staff reshuffle
President Johnson announced Defense Department backing for a 1.5 billion manned orbiting laboratory program with five space flights planned by 1988. The plan, designed by Douglas Aircraft and General Electric, would place a 25 to 30 foot cylinder in orbit for up to 30 days, with a mostly shirt sleeve crew. Johnson also named four Americans to UN posts, appointed Mobart Taylor Jr. to Export-Import Bank, and pledged a bold budgeting reform across cabinets to boost efficiency and track goals.
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Drys and Wets Win Votes in Kentucky Towns
The Associated Press reports that the drys won in Lexington on Tuesday by a vote of 2,405 to 2,98, establishing ABC liquor stores and legal beer and wine sales. In Taylorsville, 76 miles west, the wets won by the BRL tally.
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Retired Justice Rodman Sparks Court Post Debate
Raleigh ponders Gov. Moore's pick for the vacant State Supreme Court seat after the 76 year old Justice William B. Rodman retires effective next Monday. Beverly Lake and Joe Branch are among names mentioned as potential appointees amid legal and political implications for 1966. Rodman served since 1956 and will become an emergency justice for the remainder of his term ending in 1966, with upcoming primary scrutiny.
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Dan Moore
Raleiph
Beverly Lake
Winsell
Joe Branch
Pnfield
Moore
Rodman
Luther Hoiges
Wallace Winborne
Lake
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Ce Stale
Supreme Court
Terry Sanford
Susie Sharp
Reidsville
Move Indicates A Helping Hand From Russians
SAIGON Viet Nam U S Navy phantom jet was shot down near Thanh Hoa about 90 miles south of Hanoi by a surface to air missile. A second crewman is presumed dead and one parachute was seen. U S officials say Soviet technicians may have helped install mobile missile sites in North Viet Nam and Vietnamese personnel may be manning launchers. In Saigon Henry Cabot Lodge presented credentials as the new US ambassador and said he would be useful in his second tour. The Viet Cong claimed dominance after a brief attack on Bien Hoa air base north of Saigon.
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Trouble In Big City Ghettos Warns Of Racial Crisis
A confidential Labor Department report circulated among top officials warns that disintegrating Negro family life threatens a racial crisis, linking centuries of oppression to today’s social collapse. It cites illegitimacy rates, divorce levels, and lower test scores among Black Americans, urging White House action and recognizing potential global implications.
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Johan
White House
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Armed Forces
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Aid Bill Now Ready For Signing In Washington
Congressional passage of Johnson's three billion dollar foreign aid authorization bill has split Senate and House over a two year overhaul. The Senate approved the House tailored bill 67 to 27, leaving Johnson to sign. Dispute centered on reform timing rather than total authorizations, which nearly matched the agreed totals.
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