Ranger 7 nearly on collision course for the moon
Cape Kennedy reports Ranger 7 on a near perfect trajectory toward the moon for a 69 hour flight. The mission aims to transmit over 4,000 close up pictures of potential future exploration sites and to achieve a precise impact on the moon’s near side for photographic aims.
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Cape Kennedy
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Earth
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
Moon
Ranger
Congress approves resumption of silver dollar minting
The House and Senate approved a bill to resume minting scarce silver dollars. A $600,000 fund was added to a $6.2 billion appropriation, with minting planned at Denver for a 1964 date and distribution through western Federal Reserve banks.
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UPI
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White House
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Post Office
J. Vaughan Gary
D-Va
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Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Congress
Denver
Federal Reserve
Company Negotiations Into Day With Teamsters Miners
Members of the Butte Teamsters Union No. 2 and the Anaconda Co. negotiating committees will meet at 10 this morning. The union reports Teamsters rejected a company offer on a new labor contract Monday night. Company representatives and Mine-Mill delegates met Tuesday and will meet again this afternoon.
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Butte Teamsters Union No. 2
The
Anaconda Co
Teamsters
Bond Set at 10000 for Teen Held in Abduction Case
A Spokane teen ager described as having a so what attitude is held on 10000 bond on abduction and car theft charges. He allegedly abducted two women and three children using five stolen cars across three states to elude authorities. An extradition hearing is set for Wednesday as investigators pursue charges.
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Steven McDaniels
Deer Park
Wash
Spokane
Tahitian Survives 155-Day Ordeal Adrift in Craft
Demaniha Tepa, 30, recounts an epic 155 day drift across 1400 miles of Pacific in a small flat bottom boat. His companion Natua Faioho died two weeks before their craft washed ashore on Tau Island near Samoa.
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Pago Pago
Samoa
Demaniha Tepa
Natua Faioho
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American Samoa
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Bora Bora
Weather outlook for Butte Anaconda region
Partly cloudy with afternoon and evening thundershowers in the mountains today and Thursday. Highs 88 near East of Divide, 82 to 88 west of Divide. Lows 52 to 65. Wednesday turns warmer with scattered showers, then cooler Thursday. Maximums listed for two valleys.
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Butte-Anaconda
Divide
Judge rules Cannon may keep Montana Rail Commission post
A district judge declined to dismiss former Lt. Gov. Paul Cannon from the Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission post, ruling that taxpayer challenges cannot automatically block official actions. The suit by Ernest C. Steel argued Cannon lacked required qualifications, but the judge cited Supreme Court guidance on taxpayer suits and irreparable harm.
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Helena
Paul Cannon
Montana Railroad Commission
Lester H. Loble
Capitol
Cannon
Ernest C. Steel
Great Falls
Steel
Loble
Supreme Court
Senate Passes Meat Import Quota Bill Amid Dissent
The Senate approved strict five year average quotas on beef veal lamb and canned meats despite President Johnson opposition and calls from Sen Mansfield to ease limits. The measure now goes to the House as Mansfield Morse and Javits offered varied arguments on the policy and timing.
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Washington
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
N.Y
Finance Committee
Mansfield
Wayne Morse
Marilyn Grosso Still Leads As Queen Contest Nears End
Marilyn Grosso remains in first place in the Montana Story Queen Contest as it moves toward its close on Monday, Aug. 3. Judy Morstein is second, with Beverly Malyevac third and Rose Ann Pierce fourth.
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Marilyn Grosso
Judy Morstein
Beverly Malyevac
Rose Ann Pierce
Karolyn Kloepper
Terri Bartels
Helen Roberts
Pam Krause
Mary Pentecost
Kathy Duggins
Linda Cooney
Eugenica Andrade
Martha Blackhurst
Mary Lou Potega
Jean Thuney
Patricia Tha
Churchill Honored by Commons in Farewell Tributes
The House of Commons paid sweeping tributes to Sir Winston Churchill calling him a British institution. Laborite Emanuel Shinwell praised him as a national pillar as a 64‑year servant of Parliament. A delegation led by Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas‑Home visited Churchill at his London home and presented a vellum scroll expressing unbounded admiration and gratitude.
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UPI
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
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