Gemini 4 mission readies as crews train for weightless flight
Cape Kennedy reports NASA officials optimistic about the Gemini 4 mission. Astronauts White and McDivitt undergo final checks, with weather favorable though typhoon activity tracked in the Western Pacific. Preparations include simulator runs, physicals, and a plan to begin propellant loading later.
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Walle
Ainheir
Theis
Mathese Tien
Yal
Krall
Spaced Light
Uie
Kraft
Charles A. Berey
Ernna Amaton
U.S. Weather Bureau
Miese
Pacific Ocean
Babe
Philipines
Carla
Japan
Alan Ro Shepard
Italning
McDivill
White
Genont
Dacku
Fawrayan
Fey
McDivitt
North Carolina Governor bypasses speaker ban repeal plan
Educators express disappointment as Governor Moore rejects a repeal amendment to the speaker ban law this session. He proposes a nine member commission to study the issue, citing complexities and potential impacts on accreditation and higher education.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Dan Moore
General Assembly
Moore
Huse
Pat Taylor
Alison
Chyler
Mission Reporis
Tay
Tous Jenner
Deaul F. Sharp
University of North Caroling
Chapel Hill
Chapel Til
Sharp
Corydon P. Spruill
Chapel Hall
Specil
UNG
Spruill
William (. Fretay
Univervity of
Neots Carolina
Moe Firs
Angember
Association
Tharrt
Han Law Cenrails
John T. Caldwell
Novih Cardling State University
Sen
Jannings
Senate
Autte
King
Mure
Bett Scott
Taylor
Fishing Bill Heads For House
Legislation to rewrite North Carolina commercial fishing laws wins a favorable report from the House Commercial Fisheries Committee. A compromise plan funds the State Department of Conservation and Development’s Division of Commercial Fisheries and names the division to lead the program. The measure also addresses a highway patrol ticketing matter and state vehicle color rules for new purchases, sending the bill to the House for action.
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House
Lb House Commercial Fisheries Committee
State Department of Conservation and Development
Division of Commercial Fisheries
Wayland Feemnens
Beaufort
Ageny Ey
Commercial and
Sparns Fisheries Division
Coastal Fisheries Division
Senate
Waly Wratyey
Guy
Det Moore
Baptists grapple with growth pace at 108th convention
AP reports at the 108th Southern Baptist convention in Dallas Texas leaders including Rev James J Silivan of Nashville head of the Sunday School Board addressed concerns over slowed growth and loss of membership while stressing the need for renewed evangelism and missionary effort. The event attracted about 11 000 registrants and featured opening remarks by President Rev Wayne Oshaney of Jackson Tennessee calling for a global vision.
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Dallas
Tex
Southern Baptists
James J. Silivan
Nashville
Sinlivin
Sov
Wayne Oshaney
Jackson
Tenn
Five Navy Planes Shot Down Over Viet Nam Raid
Five American crewmen were killed and reported missing after two US Navy planes were shot down during raids on a radar installation off the coast 70 miles south of Da Nang. A rescue plane saw no survivors. The Midway carrier group fought resistance as multiple Skyhawk and Skyraider aircraft were lost or damaged in the operation. Ground fighting continued around Quang Ngai and Dong Nai regions with Viet Cong ambushes and heavy clashes near district headquarters.
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South Viet Nam
North Vet Nam
Jo Vhapee
Ulrny
Viet Nam
Viet Nam To 40 Since December Wil, ‘the Two Planes Were Boll
7Th Fleet
Midway
Uaniot
Gold
Radae
North Viet Nam Berai
North Viet Nam
Aidway
Vinh Rah
Nigar Piwiku
Viet Vong Ad
Kiling Tur
7Ard Airborne Brigade
Dong Nai
LLB
Juventa
Quang Neal
Nehla Kalinly
Nehla Hatin
Quang Ngai
Marina Oswald Porter's New Marriage in Dallas Suburb
Marina Dewald widow of JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald and Ken Porter, a divorced father, wed in a Richardson Texas ceremony after meeting months earlier. The couple traveled to Oklahoma for the blood test and to Sherman for a marriage license avoiding Texas waiting periods. They arrived at home in Richardson after the ceremony and declined interviews.
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Marina Dewald
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Mid
Gawald
Kenneth J. Porter
Texas Farang
Porter
Oswald
Richardson
Divan
Okla
Sherman
Tex
Texas
Oklshoma
Revant
Bill Pack
Clark House
Osivald
Fin
Oswild
Jay
Williaby
Tata Hand
Durant
Tanevar
Sheena
Ran Chumbley
Gourthouse
Woaludge
Price
Leonard
Mavis Taward Hothesheith
Sail Leonied
Tay
Mayo
Vriends
Nevesnen
Clark
Purten Ab Tosa Bistroments
Quiat
Wwe
Dante Ih Dinutiey
Cheng Jaw
Witla
Mr. Horla
Dita
Collins, Haginan
Wn Mex
Kennedy
Ble
University of Michigan
Ariana
Porton
Tamesa
Irweal
Gosator Servis
Newey
Citadel President comments on unrest and housing plan
City Councillor Giles Bel launches a campaign to clean up Gastonia housing. He cites deplorable conditions and calls for 106 to 200 low income dwellings to be built. The discussion is reported as part of page 1B material with Belmoal Abhay Coble and General Cork referenced.
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Mark Cork
Mavie
Honnar
Belmoal
Abhay Coble
Citadel
Giles Bel
Gastonia
Belove
Mn Civic
Fulbright to Lead Aid Fight Amid Johnson Aid Request
Fulbright signals willingness to press President Johnson's aid request in the Senate. He backs a bill authorizing roughly 89 million dollars for Southeast Asia development and military assistance, aiming to persuade others. The plan includes a ceiling on future appropriations and a focused push for foreign aid.
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Polbrighh
Johnson
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Southeast Asia
AvKasae Democrat
Seth
Lindas
Sonia
North Carolina budget seeks pay raise amid $2.15 billion plan
Action in Raleigh targets a $2.15 billion two year budget to fund state government. The bill envisions an 8% pay raise for state workers and major education boosts while Moore pushes its swift passage before adjournment by June 12. Major items include $907.29 million for education and $379.2 million for highway work.
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Raleigh
North Carolina General Assembly
Advisory
Burger Commission
Dan Moore
Eine Ployos
Moore
House
Senate
General Assembly
Budget Commission
Ww Budget Commission
Department of Conservation
North Carolin Good Neighbor Council
Gwyn: Price Is Too High For Debts
RAUIGH Ar A member of the state board of higher education says a 10 percent pay raise pledged by Gov. Moore for state employees is insufficient, arguing funds are needed for colleges. Allen H Gwyn a Heidss ville lawyer criticizes using taxpayers' money elsewhere and notes enrollment trends, urging a minimum $88 million for facilities and operations to meet need.
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Gwyn
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Fulbright
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