Gemini 10 prep under way after Titan 2 launch
NASA says ground procedure errors caused the shroud problem on the Cape Kennedy target satellite during the Gemini 9 mission. Stafford and Cernan undergo postflight tests as a six day debriefing begins and a Titan 2 is erected for Gemini 10. They fly to Houston for eight more days of debriefing with a June 17 news conference planned.
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Space Agency
Thomas P. Staf
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Tex
State spelling champ heads to national contest
On page 2 the state spelling champion prepares for a national competition today. The feature notes the contestant’s name and the event scope as emphasis for readers.
Reagan wins California Republican gubernatorial nomination
Veteran actor Ronald Reagan captured the GOP nomination for California governor in a Tuesday primary. In South Dakota Mundt easily defeated Murphy with 26 54 votes while Eastland won Mississippi re nomination amid civil rights contest. Reagan led California against George Christopher as Goldwater triumphs in prior presidential contest.
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San Francisco
Ronald Reagan
California
Karl E. Mundt
John Birecter
Richard Murphy
South Dakota
James O. Eastland
Mundt
Charles Mosby
Clifton Whitley
Eastland
Mosby
Whitley
Reagan
Barry Goldwater
George Christopher
Rights groups resume Meredith march for fear and voting rights
Three civil rights leaders King McKissick and Carmichael restarted James Merediths march against fear in Mississippi. Police halted the group on U S 51 shoving marchers to the shoulder. a man fell on gravel near an ice cream stand. The march to Jackson resumes Wednesday as Meredith lies in a Memphis hospital.
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Hernando
Miss
Mississippi
James H. Meredith
U.S. 51
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
China
King
Jackson
Coldwater
Memphis
Buddhist Opposition Rises in Saigon Region Strikes Hit Hue
In Hue and Da Nang Buddhist opposition to the Ky regime escalates with a general strike that paralyzed Hue’s markets. Troops fire tear gas and threaten U S advisers as Buddhist altars are moved to streets. Thich Tri Quang vows continued action ahead of a political announcement.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Far North
Hue
da Nang
U.S
Nguyen Cao Ky
Buddhist Institute
Thich Tri Quang
Tri Quang
Beartooth Highway Closes On Drifted Snow Across Montana
Drifting and blowing snow forced the closure of U S Highway 212 from Red Lodge Montana to the northeast gateway of Yellowstone National Park. Beartooth Highway was also shut by snow and will reopen for the season later. Park officials and the Montana Highway Department announced the closure, noting drifts up to 20 feet and seasonal limits.
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Montana
Yel
Lowstone National Park
Beartooth Highway
Montana Highway Department
Red Lodge
Beartooth Pass
Wyoming
Cooke City
Silver Gate
National Park
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Dakotas
Utah
Livingston
Hurricane Alma heads toward Cuba
Hurricane Alma gathered strength with 95 mph winds and shifted east toward southern Cuba. The Cuban Weather Bureau extended the emergency zone toward Cienfuegos while U S officials reported winds up to 60 mph near Isle of Pines. The storm threatened large coastal areas as it moved north at six mph, with 73 deaths already attributed to Honduras.
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Miami
Fla
Alma
Caribbean Sea
Cuba
Cuban Weather Bureau
Cienfuegos
U. S. Weather Bureau
Isle of Pines
Honduras
Havana
Cape Kennedy
Florida
Caribbean
Aleksich In Critical Condition After Medical Crisis
Coroner Andy Aleksich remained in critical condition Tuesday night at St. Patrick Hospital in Missoula after a heart attack and stroke earlier in the day. He was transferred from a Butte hospital Sunday in critical condition. hospital officials reported no change in his status.
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Andy Aleksich
St. Patrick Hospital
Missoula
Aleksich
Butte
Children's Day marks summer start in Butte with weekly rides
Butte kicks off summer with Children's Day at Columbia Gardens. Each Thursday during summer, free transport is provided between the city and the recreation area for children under 14, with special buses from the Woolworth Store at 9 am and every 15 minutes until 4 15 pm. Regular city buses handle return trips with transfers available. Supplementing the service, five regular transit buses cover multiple city districts on a 30 minute to hourly schedule. Supervisors will supervise at the Gardens.
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Butte
Columbia Gardens
Anaconda Co
Butte City
Ted Beech
Gardens
Woolworth
West Park
Excelsior
Walkerville
Centerville
East Second Street
Race Track
Florence Avenue
Floral Park
Home-Atherton
Montana Street
West Side
McQueen
Oregon Avenue
New Silver Vein Found at Wisdom Montana Site
Golden Eagle Consolidated Mines Co. reports a casual question led to discovery of a new vein of what appears to be high grade silver ore on its Wisdom Montana property. President J F Arnold noted the vein runs five feet wide and may be valuable though not yet assayed.
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Spokane
Golden Eagle Consolidated Mines Co
Wisdom, Mont
J. F. Arnold
Arnold
Dillon's poster child meets Luci Johnson at White House
Four year old Paul C. Hawkins, Muscular Dystrophy Association national poster child, visits with Luci Johnson at the White House. Luci wakes the presidential beagle Him, autographs a book for Paul, and introduces his family to her fiancé Patrick Nugent as the Hawkinses tour the residence.
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Washington
Luci Johnson
White House
Paul C. Hawkins
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Luci
Paul
the White House
Robert Hawkins
Danette
Dillon
Hawkins
Patrick J. Nugent
Butte-Anaconda Forecast Shows Scattered Showers Likely
The forecast calls for few scattered afternoon and early evening showers or thundershowers in Butte and Anaconda with partial cloudiness on Thursday. Today's high reaches 70 and the low tonight sinks to 42. A year ago in Butte temperatures were 77 and 34. Weather chart appears on page 2.
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Butte - Anaconda
Butte
Butte Soldier Wounded in Viet Nam Doing Okay
Army 1st Lt. Ed DeGeorge 24 of Butte is reported to be recovering in Fitzsimmons Hospital Denver after being wounded April 28 by a sniper near the Cambodian border. He has time left in the hospital but is expected to be all right, his parents say.
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Butte
Viet Nam
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Denver
Army
Ed DeGeorge
E. J. DeGeorge
Thornton
Red Cross
DeGeorge
Saigon
7Th Artillery
16Th Infantry
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Atlantic Ocean
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Ture
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Caracas
Venezuela
Eugene Cernan
Thomas Stafford
Roger Rouse
Civic Center
Congress
March Against Fear
United States
Paul Johnson
Electoral Commission
Tent Assembly
Park Road
THE
Associated Press
George
Colo
Rado College
Colorado Springs
Fort Sill
Okla
Ft. Riley
Kan
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