Third Gemini launch attempt set for today
Apollo era mission continues as Gemini 11 faces a third launch try from Cape Kennedy with Charles Conrad and Richard Gordon aboard. Officials cite a grounded Atlas booster due to an electrical glitch later blamed on venting and wind, with clouded, windy Cape conditions anticipated for a 8:49 a.m. EDT liftoff and a 10:26 a.m. EDT Gemini 11 departure.
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Pete) Conrad
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Mansfield May Seek Six Day Week Senate Schedule
Senate leader Mike Mansfield said if the civil rights bill is shelved this week he will push a six day week to pass major legislation and adjourn by Oct. 15. He plans a cloture bid to end the filibuster or move to other bills with support from members to finish by mid October. Dirksen opposes the current civil rights bill and aid plans, risking a needed two thirds vote.
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Livingston man heads Pacific Northwest Travel Association
Ken dall Steeves of Livingston Montana was elected president of the Pacific Northwest Travel Association succeeding Jack Mc Mahon of Grants Pass Oregon Ted Knightlinger of Olympia was chosen vice president Grace Kirkpatrick of Bainbridge Island Washington was reelected executive secretary The group budgeted 28850 to promote tourism across five states and British Columbia and to host eight national travel shows and 18 editors in the area The 1967 convention will be in Montana with the 1968 meeting in Oregon
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South Viet Nam election fuels civilian rule push
South Viet Nam reported an 83.2 percent turnout in Sunday's vote for a 117 member constituent assembly, the first step toward civilian rule. Premier Ky voted early with his family, noting he would not run for president if asked, amid Buddhist opposition and Viet Cong threats.
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U S Air Force launches spy in the sky satellite
The Daily News reports the U S Air Force launched a new spy satellite from Vandenberg capable of photographing Soviet and Chinese bases from 100 miles up. It features a high powered camera and film casettes, with ground control for maneuvering the Agena vehicle.
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France tests doped atomic bomb at Mururoa Atoll
In a Sunday eruption observed by President Charles de Gaulle aboard the De Grasse France detonated a doped atomic device near Mururoa Atoll. The 100 kiloton blast occurred at 7:30 AM and marked France as a rising nuclear power despite protests over radioactive fallout.
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Weather Outlook For Butte Anaconda Area
Partly cloudy and cooler through Tuesday with a 60 percent chance of showers this afternoon. High near 72 and low tonight around 36. A year ago the highs and lows were 53 and 43. Weather chart on page.
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Johnson officials laud strong turnout in South Vietnam vote
UPI reports White House aide Walt Rostow called turnout in South Vietnam a dramatic victory for the people amid Communist threats. Richard Nixon called the vote a confidence in U.S. policy but warned against overreaching with new troop movements. Rostow denied plans to invade North Vietnam, while noting China could intervene.
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Columbia Falls man dies in family shooting
Bob Clark aged 36 died in Whitefish hospital after a family argument at his Columbia Falls home. Deputy Sheriff Les Darling said Clark was shot once in the stomach then another shot through a bedroom door. he crawled to a neighbor for help before succumbing to internal bleeding. Clark’s wife Betty Clark was detained after authorities recovered a .22 pistol at the scene.
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Police brace for more rioting in Atlanta Negro section
Police girded for more trouble in the Negro section after a slaying sparked five hours of rioting Saturday night. An armored car and five police patrols waited as leaders tried to calm youths, while detectives hunted for a white male suspect with a blonde woman and baby. Mayor Alten offered a $10,000 reward and pledged continued effort to end racial discrimination.
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Red Lodge Landmark Burns In Unexplained Fire
A landmark Richel Lodge 12 miles south of Red Lodge burned to the ground Sunday in a fire of undetermined origin. Built about 1914, the lodge had long been a local and tourist favorite, with UPI telephoto coverage accompanying the loss.
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