Governor Moore Leads North Carolina Agricultural Industrial Tour
More than 100 national industrial executives will tour North Carolina June 14 through 19 with Gov. Dan Moore as co host. The schedule includes Raleigh Winston Salem Asheville Greenville and other cities to showcase state agriculture iron processing and research plus university and industry collaborations.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Dan Moore
Releigh
Greenshoro-High Point
Winslow-Salem
Moore
Mooresn
Carolina
North Carolina State University
State Department of Agriculture
State Department of Conservation and Development
Winston - Salem
Asheville
Greenvile
Chariotie
Wilmington
Kinston
Hippo leaves town in trailer tow from Indiana to Wimber
In Indiana Pennsylvania, a hippo named hippopotamius reportedly wandered from the Sells & Gray Cirrus fold, slipping into a trailer truck after being left behind. The 6,033 pound animal was found in transit, clearly marked on the outside.
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Sells & Gray Cirrus
Pennsylvania
Wimber
Wives guide Gemini 4 crew in calm in-flight chatter
Patricia McDivitt and Pat White assume control of capsule comms during a long space mission. They relay flight instructions, monitor booster re-entry, and insist on water breaks and rest as Jim McDivitt and Ed White reach the halfway point of their four day orbit.
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Patricia Mew Divitt
James A. McDivitt
Jim
McDivitt
Edward I. White
White
Patricia
Virgil L
Gus) Grissom
Gus
Gemini Control
Eddie
Bonnie Lynn
North American
Pat White
Pat. White
Gemini Mission Control Center
Humphrey Becomes Key Informational Partner In Johnson Era
President Johnson grants Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey daily access to intelligence cables and broad authority on congressional matters. Humphrey says he will be fully informed on national policy and coordinates with Cabinet members, lawmakers, and White House staff to push the Great Society program amid international and security briefings.
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D-Mass
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D-Okla
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D-La
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D-Mont
Russell Long
Dla
George Smathers
D-Fla
Tye
Serle
Hutig
House of Representatives
House Democratic
Jobison
Q—Doe
Choye
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Defense Department
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Latin America
Comiicznt
Middle East
Sharon Finch to relinquish Miss North Carolina crown
Sharon Finch, the Miss North Carolina winner, will surrender her title this week while reflecting on a year of pageants and statewide travel. She plans to attend UNC Chapel Hill to study journalism after touring the state, with a focus on public appearances and future writing.
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Charlotte
Sharon Finch
North Carolina
Charlotte's Ovens, Auditorium
Ne Ntadele
Sharon
Atlantic City
Sore Sig
University of North Carolina At
Marines Identified Two U S Marines Dead in South Vietnam
Washington AP Defense Department named two Marines who died Saturday in South Vietnam. Sel. Hed. Sullivan Jr. died of gunshot wounds from hostile action. survived by wife and mother. Ve Wonatld E. McNees, 19, died from multiple fragmentary injuries from an unknown explosive device. survived by parents in Sunland, California.
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Defense Department
U.S
Mtr
Charles H. McNegs
Sunland
Catif
Recovery Net Stands By for Gemini 4 Descent
In a vast operation the Gemini 4 recovery net includes 15,000 people, 8 aircraft and 22 ships under DoD coordination. The Wasp carrier leads Atlantic plans with weather favorable for the Monday sea plunge of McDivitt and White as pararescue teams and doctors standby worldwide.
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Tex
America
Earth
Department of Defense
Wasp
Atlantic Ocean
Nimble
Gemini
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Atlantic Orran
Bermuda
Atlantic
Extension Of Flight Unlikely
In Houston AP reports two Gemini 4 astronauts may contend with the Soviet endurance record by extending their mission beyond five days. Flight director Kraft says extension unlikely, citing reliance on a secondary oxygen system that conflicts with primary life support rules. A decision could wait until the final orbit if the four day session is lengthened. The Soviet record is 129 hours 16 minutes set by Valery Bykovsky in 1964.
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Christopher C. Kraft Jy
George E. Mueller
Space Agency
Matmed
Kraft
Valery Bykovsky
Peach pageant opens in Charlotte Amid Miss Marth Carolina
Gastonians place hopes on Peach as the annual Miss Marth Carolina Pageant opens in Ovens Auditorium Charlotte beginning Tuesday. A year after racial fighting in St Augustine Fla, tensions linger as blacks and whites discuss a way forward.
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Charlotte
Ovens
St. Augustine
Fla
All Degter
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