Spaceflight milestone marked by Gemini 10 mission
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Gemini 10 astronauts John W Young and Michael Collins return to Cape Kennedy after a 70 hour 47 minute mission. They docked with an Agena satellite, reached 470 miles, and Collins performed two spacewalks and retrieved a recording package. They land near the Guadalcanal and undergo medical checks before debriefings in Houston.
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Nailer
Jurors To Decide His Fate In Speck Murder Case
Public Defender Gerald Gebby says he will enter an innocent plea for Richard Speck, charged with killing eight student nurses. Speck, 24, remains hospitalized after slashing his wrists. doctors report a possible minor heart attack but stable condition.
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Americans Get Fatter Amid Foreign Student Question
The Public Health Service reported that Americans are getting fatter than Britons and others. The notice notes 3,086 beefed-up foreign students offer plenty, though no explanation is given for the trend or its cause.
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Lanier Rejects Higher Auto Insurance Rates
North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Lanier rejected a 26 percent rate increase proposed by the North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau saying the request was unfair and based on one year 1964 statistics. A July hearing was set on the state’s auto liability rate proposal.
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Crackdown on Drivers in North Carolina Inspection Citations Rise
RALEIGH AP A crackdown on drivers lacking vehicle inspection stickers led to 482 citations in the first week. A Pilston Godwin commissioner of motor vehicles said troopers would issue tickets to violators. Mary B C Guy chief of the patrols Enforcement Division noted satisfaction at the low citation count while Roger Parker discussed an 08.8 per cent compliance rate. One used car dealer was cited for selling 21 cars without the sticker. The drivers themselves were not charged.
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General Assembly
Roger Parker
Dow's Hastings business tale hints at trouble ahead
Ernest Dow reports two years in the honding business with recurring worry and trouble. The text directs readers to Page 1A for reasons including auto liability insurance lapses and urges checking coverage. Other features are listed with authors Shires McGill and notes on morals at colleges.
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Ralph McGill
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Nader and Safety Council clash over auto safety record
Raymond J. Crowley reports in Washington that Ralph Nader and the National Safety Council trade strong accusations over who has done more for car safety. Nader brands the council auto industry dominated and says it has nevercriticized a model, even in the late 1950s, as new federal safety standards move forward.
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Boy Killed In Racial Outbreak in Brooklyn Night
In East New York a violent race riot erupted with guns bottles and rocks as residents and police clashed. An 11 year old Negro boy Erie Dean was killed by sniper fire amid chaos. ten policemen four firemen and three residents injured. Police restrained crowds, while Mayor Lindsay and Commissioner Leary led 450 officers to restore order.
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Officials Silence on Prisoner Exchange Talks
Officials declined comment on a possible prisoner exchange involving 19 captured North Vietnamese sailors from a Gulf of Tonkin incident. Ambassador Harriman said U S captives and Viet Cong prisoners are being discussed with the International Red Cross, with talks possibly among seven powers or direct U S North Vietnam talks.
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