Gemini 5 Flight Delayed by Fuel Cell Trouble
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP engineers warn fuel cell system for Gemini 5 may boil off hydrogen risking a 5 to 10 day delay. Cooper and Conrad, to launch tomorrow, must rendezvous with a satellite for the first time as they pursue an eight day mission.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
Gemini
McDonnell Aircraft Co
St. Louis
McDonnell
Terday
Curfew Lifted in Los Angeles Riots After Restored Peace
The 46 square mile Negro center in Los Angeles ended six days of rioting as an armed police and National Guard presence eased. Gov. Brown lifted the curfew after 24 hours without riot deaths while 12 300 guards remained in the area.
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Los Angeles
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
National Guard Immedi
Manry Finishes 78 Day Atlantic Crossing In Tiny Tinkerbelle
Robert Manry, the Ohio newsman mariner, returned to England aboard the 132 foot Tinkerbelle after a 20 month voyage spanning 3 200 miles from Cape Cod. He survived six near drownings and moments of hallucination, spoke of exhaustion, navigation risks, and cast a hopeful eye to sailing the Pacific with his wife.
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Falmouth
England
Robert Manry
Ohio
Cape Cod
Manny
Pacific
Manry
Custom House
Lord Nelson
Tinkerbelle
Sam Hooper
Atlantic Shipping
Manly
Mass
Da Nang Marines Repel Viet Cong Infiltration Attempt
U S Marines repelled a Viet Cong infiltration at Da Nang Air Base with two enemy KIA and no American casualties. Earlier clashes southwest of Da Nang left about 26 guerrillas dead, while other Viet Cong attacks across Pleiku and Duc Co yielded scattered casualties with few U S losses.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
South
Viet Nam
Pleiku
Duc Co
Phu Huu
1St Infantry Division
Bien Hoa
Central Highlands
NYRA Chief Appeals Tax Change Amid Saratoga Luncheon
NYRA president Edward Dickinson and NY state comptroller Arthur Levitt spoke at a Saratoga Springs luncheon honoring NYRA for spending 3.5 million to improve the track. Outside, about 20 pickets protested the 2 percent sales tax as Dickinson warned that tax hikes could cut race attendance and revenue.
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Saratoga Springs
Troy Council of the State Repeal the
Sales Tax Committee Inc
Dickinson
Aqueduct
Belmont
Saratoga
Indians Press for Canceling Peace Talks with Pakistan
In New Delhi political extremists demand Shastri end peace talks with Pakistan and retaliate against Kashmir guerilla raids. Indian officials blame infiltrators for Kashmir fighting while parliament members urge cancellation of a visit by Foreign Minister Bhutto to discuss the Rann of Kutch accord amid a no confidence debate.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Pakistan
Kashmir
Shastri
Z. A. Bhutto
Rann of Kutch
Korean War Turncoat Ends 11 Year Exile in Hong Kong
William C. White, 35, a Korean War prisoner who remained with Chinese captors, returned to the United States after 11.2 years in exile. He arrived in Hong Kong with his wife and two children, declaring he never betrayed his country. Four fellow defectors remain in China with unclear plans to depart.
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Hong Kong
William C. White
China
United States
White
Plummerville
Ark
Lowu Border Bridge
John
Ann
Clarence C. Adams
Memphis
United States Proposes Global Treaty on Nuclear Powers
President Johnson urges a world treaty to halt new nuclear powers while the Soviet Union dismisses the plan as a joke. The U S draft, approved by Canada Italy and Britain, calls on nuclear states to refuse transfers and other steps increasing states with independent nuclear capability.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Johnson
Canada
Italy
Britain
William C. Foster
Local Thieves Prowl Troy District
A brief notice notes a string of petty thefts reported in Troy as residents remain vigilant. Police urge public cooperation while investigations continue. The short item highlights ongoing street crime activity in the area.
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Troy
Dr King Visits Los Angeles After Riot Toll
Dr Martin Luther King Jr arrived in Los Angeles to address the city after a six day riot that left 33 dead and injured many more. He aimed to redeem the guilt of those involved and urge calm and reconciliation in the troubled community.
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Los Angeles
Martin Luther King Jr
Riot death toll and damage reported in Watts unrest
Deputy Sheriff Ronald E. Ludlow was shot, the riot's first fatality. Five hundred firefighters attended services for Warren W. Tilson, crushed by a wall. Fires set by mobs destroyed 536 structures, 201 burned. Damage estimated at 175 million dollars with additional looting losses. National Guard distributed food, stores reopened, clerks armed as guards patrolled Watts.
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Ronald E. Ludlow
Warren W. Tilson
Watts
National Guard
IOOF Elects Buffalo Man Grand Master
Carl W. Boltz of Buffalo elected grand master of the State Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at a special election during the 129th annual convention. He succeeds Henry W. Vandercarr of Schenectady who died last week and will be installed tomorrow to replace J. March Howell of Rochester.
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Spring Valley
Carl W. Boltz
Buffalo
State Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Boltz
Henry W. Vandercarr
Schenectady
J. March Howell
Rochester
Irishman's Delight as Troops Dye Uniforms for Viet Nam
The 1st Cavalry Division orders all white clothing dyed green for camouflage aboard transports and carriers bound for Viet Nam. About 15,000 men dip shorts and underwear in forest green and black dye, many supplying their own dye after a run on dye supplies in Columbus and nearby towns.
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BE ‘Ng, Ga
1St Cavalry Divisions
Viet Nam
Columbus
Probers Mum About Bomb Aboard Plane
Bodies recovered from Lake Michigan as investigators hint at possible bomb on United Air Lines Jet No. 389 carrying 30 people to their deaths. Witnesses spoke of a flash and explosion before the plunge near Ft Sheridan as searchers continued recovery and wreckage work.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
United Air Lines
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ft. Sheridan
Coast Guard
No. 389
O‘hare International
Friendship meeting sails to Khabarovsk for three day event
A 259 member Japanese delegation led by Janju Kato adviser to Japan's Socialist party travels by ship to a three day friendship gathering in Khabarovsk Soviet Siberia opening Saturday.
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Yokohama
Japan
Khabarovsk
Soviet Siberia
Janju Kato
Socialist Party
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