Soviets Land Venus 3 as Space First in Venus Hit
Moscow reports Venus 3, a 2116 pound Soviet satellite, landed on Venus after a 344 month flight delivering a pennant. Venus 2 passed by Venus, and Mariner 2 had found Venus surface temps around 800 degrees. Radio link was lost near the planet.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Venus
Tass
Mariner
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Moon
Lunar
Earth
Mars
Russia
America
Mariner II
Mariner IV
Venus Probe Hit Sparks Sterilization Debate
Western scientists debate whether Russia’s Venus 3 landing impact harmed possibilities of detecting native life. U.S. plans to launch Mariner toward Venus next year without landing. sterilization remains a key concern for future missions and avoiding Earthly contamination.
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United States
Mariner
Venus
U.S
Earth
Ranger
Man in Philadelphia joins bone cancer trial to help Tucson father
A 62 year old Philadelphia man with osteogenic sarcoma is selected for an experimental cancer treatment at Roswell Park Memorial Institute to aid a Tucson Arizona father of three who shares the same cancer and blood type. The patient’s name was not released.
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Buffalo
UPS
Philadelphia
Tucson
Ariz
Robert F. Allen
Allen
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Defense Aide's Ouster Protested In Indonesia
In Jakarta more than 2,000 anti Communist students protested Sukarno's ouster of Gen Abdul Haris Nasution as defense minister outside the University of Indonesia. Police reportedly fired in air earlier as pro Communist students attacked demonstrators.
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Singapore
Jakarta
Sukarno
Abdul Haris Nasution
University of Indonesia
pro-Peking
Subandrio
Bandrio
Kami
Nasution
Voice of Free Indonesia
Java
Sukar
Delegation Urges Passage Of School Bill
A Malverne two man delegation urged Albany to pass legislation halting an integration order by State Education Commissioner James E. Allen Jr. The pair, Dr Bayard Den Nose and Edward Nasierowski of Neighbors United to Save Our Schools, met Sen Norman Lent, co sponsor of the bill barring assignment to schools by race creed color or national origin.
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Albany
UPS
Malverne
Cach
James E. Allen Jr
Malverne Board of Education
Bayard den Nose
Edward Nasierowski
United To Save Our Schools
Norman Lent
East Rockaway
Captiol Pickets Demand Public Housing Support in Albany
About 100 New York City residents from the Metropolitan Council on Housing picketed outside Gov. Rockefeller in Albany, part of ten buses demanding backing for a $200 million public housing proposition. They sang insults and complained of lack of leadership while police kept a firm barrier on the corridor.
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New York City
Capitol
Gov. Rockefeller
Rocky
Metropolitan Council On Housing
Albany
Senate
Assembly
Rockey
Jane Benedict
Wagner
Marines drive Viet Cong back in coastal assault
American and Vietnamese forces pressed a multi pronged attack along the coast and inland. Marines and air cavalry seized mountain tops and cleared jungles near Bong Son and Cay Giap Mountain while reporting Viet Cong losses and captured fighters. Navy Canberra guns aided, part of Operation Masher tallies.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Bong Son
Hue
U.S 5Th Cavalry Regiment
Cay Giap
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Canberra
Levitt Proposes Constitution Change in New York
Albany UPI Albany Arthur Levitt state comptroller proposed a constitutional amendment to require the Court of Appeals to rule on constitutionality of legislation. He said the change would cut time lag and waste by avoiding the tortuous path from lower courts for measures approved by the executive and legislative branches that are questionable constitutionality.
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Albany
UPI
Arthur Levitt
Court of Appeals
Congress approves 4.8 billion Vietnam war bill
Congress passed a 4.8 billion war spending measure to reinforce U S forces in South Vietnam with broad support. President Johnson praised the action and the Senate vote backing his authority as commander in chief while White House officials touted prudent, controllable escalation. Morse Gruening were the sole dissenters in the Senate against repealing the 19 month old Vietnam resolution. Continued on Page 2.
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Congress
South
Viet Nam
Johnson
Senate
Southeast Asia
White House
North Viet Nam
House
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Iaia Johnson
Sen
Morse
Gulf of Tonkin
Ernest B. Gruening
Alaska
Gruening
China
Fulbright proposes mutual pullout to neutralize Southeast Asia
Senator J William Fulbright calls for a bilateral pullout by the United States and Red China from all of Southeast Asia to create a neutral buffer zone. He argues this removal must be guaranteed by major powers including the United States China the Soviet Union Britain France India and Japan to resolve the Vietnam crisis.
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Washington
UPI
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
United States
Red China
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
China
Manchurian
Herrt
Soviet Union
Great Britain
France
India
Japan
Westmoreland Thanks Troy Area For Vietnam Book Drive
Westmoreland praises Troy Area residents for shipping over 8 000 books to U S troops in Vietnam. Soldiers favor light novels and biographies while tape recorders and music tapes spread through units. Religious articles for Vietnamese orphans are organized by local churches through Joseph F Pickett and St Henry's Averill Park and St Patrick's Watervliet.
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Viet Nam
Troy
W. C. Westmoreland
U. S
Stars and Stripes
Westmoreland
U.S
Southeast Asia
Joseph F. Pickett
Averill Park
Charles L. Siler
First Cavalry Division
Maj. Siler
Siler
Air Mobile
Apo San Francisco
Calif
Pickett
Dennis M. Dwyer
Third Tactical Fighter Wing
Bien Hoa
Dwyer
St. Henry’s Church
St. Patrick’s Church
Watervliet
Father Dwyer
East Germans Apply for United Nations Membership
East Germany formally applied for UN membership in New York. West Germany dismissed it as propaganda and diplomats doubted admission. Walter Ulbricht signed the bid. Polish Ambassador Lewandowski delivered it to UN Secretary General U Thant. The move requires Security Council recommendation and General Assembly ratification.
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United Nations
N.Y
East Germany
West Germany
U.N
Bohdan Lewandowski
U Thant
Walter Ulbricht
Council of State
German Democratic Republic
East Berlin
Thant
Jordan
Muhammad H. El-Farra
U.N. Security Council
General Assembly
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Everett Dirksen
Illinois
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Troy Area
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