Faulty Zond-2 Enters Race to Mars
Soviet news agency Tass said Zond-2 launched toward Mars carries a power supply now about 50 percent below expected while Mariner-4 from Cape Kennedy prepares for midcourse maneuvers to capture first close-up Martian imagery. Western experts question if Zond-2 can reach Mars and photograph the planet.
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U.S. and Soviet Reach Formula to Avert UN Showdown
The United Nations said a formula was agreed to avoid a U S Soviet clash in the General Assembly. The plan allows non controversial business at the opening session, including election of a new president and admitting three new members. U Thant and top delegates led talks with Adlai Stevenson and Nikolai Fedorenko among others.
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Thant
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Roper Seydoux
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Carlos Sosa-Rodriguez
Venezuela
Alex Qualson-Sackey
Ghana
Amorous robber robs Champagne Buffet bar in broad daylight
A neatly dressed man robbed the Champagne Buffet at 127 E. Broadway at 12 40 a m. He ordered two patrons away, forced barmaid Jean Withera to empty about 121 dollars into a red bank bag, then kissed her and fled.
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E. Broadway
Inside Today's Citizen features Charlie in Bridge
A compact page note outlines that Inside Today's Citizen includes a bridge column by Charlie, along with sections such as 16 Comics 19 Crossword Puzzle, 35 Deaths, 35 Editorials, 42 Financial News, Molly Mayfield 6, Movie Times 16, Public Records 35, Sports 31-33, TV-Radio Dials 18, Woman's View 12-15, Tucson Tonight 1.
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Molly Mayfield
Woman's View
Tucson
Baker Probe Rules Out Party Girl Testimony
The Senate Rules Committee limited open hearings to kickback charges tied to a District of Columbia stadium bond. Chairman B Everett Jordan said investigators will address stadium issues with five Democrats and one Republican, while other matters may be considered later.
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Carl T. Curtis
Neb
Alexander
Reynolds
Keane
Bandits Beat Baby During $35 Robbery At Tooele Home
Tooele County sheriff’s deputies search for two men who, posing as salesmen, beat an 8 month old girl and her mother in a $35 theft from a church ward fund. The mother yielded the money after the assault, while another daughter was threatened. The infant was treated at a clinic with bruises and X rays to check for internal injuries. Roadblocks failed to capture suspects.
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Utah
Tooele County
Sarah Jean
Johnson orders talks with Viet Nam policy makers
President Johnson and top advisers reviewed evidence of increased Communist support to south Viet Nam via Laos. He instructed Maxwell D. Taylor to consult urgently with the South Vietnamese government on measures to improve the situation while reaffirming U.S. aid to defeat the insurgency. The White House statement noted difficulties but did not reveal a new policy decision. The meeting included Rusk, McNamara, Humphrey, McCone, Taylor, Wheeler, and others as Johnson presided at the cabinet table.
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Hubert Humphrey
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Earle G. Wheeler
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South Viet Nam
Viet Cong Shoot Down Two U.S. Aircraft Near Saigon
Viet Cong ground fire downed an Air Force Skyraider fighter bomber piloted by 1st Lt Kemp P Roedema and a turbine helicopter near the iron triangle northeast of Saigon. Roedema parachuted to safety. the Vietnamese co pilot is listed as missing. Four Army crew members aboard the second aircraft escaped uninjured.
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Drachman Heads Committee to Wrap Bond Package
City names Roy Drachman to lead Citizens Advisory Committee on Capital Improvements. The group will consolidate $22 million in departmental requests into a bond election before next summer, covering City Hall completion, convention center, fire stations, police and courts building, libraries, sewer upgrades, parks, street lighting, and street widenings.
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D M Copter Damaged In Surprise Flight
A two engine flying banana helicopter flipped onto its side during a routine engine test at Davis Monthan AFB. No injuries. Onboard were Maj Ronald Smith, M Sergeants Ronald Aken, and civilian Robert Conger. Accident occurred in the aircraft storage area. Helicopter damaged. No damage estimate yet.
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2704Th
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Robert Conger
Mexico's Diaz Ordaz Becomes President of Mexico
Diaz Ordaz 53, veteran politician, sworn in as 70th president. He pledged peaceful solutions domestically and internationally, stressing education and agrarian reform. Inauguration at Palace of Fine Arts drew 64 nations and many dignitaries, with Lopez Mateos passing sash to the new leader. Term runs until Dec 1, 1970.
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UPI
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Mexico
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Auudience
Adolfo ‘Opez Mateos
Western Hemisphere
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Lopez, Mateos
Record Cold Sweeps Dixie as Atlantic Storm Roars In
United Press International reports a brutal cold wave pushing temperatures to 31 below in the Midwest and spiking records from Tampa to Columbus. Coast Guard pinpoints tow operations near Martha's Vineyard and Cape May as storms cripple vessels. Two Iowans die from the cold while several counties endure heavy snow and gales.
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Raleigh
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High Clouds Forecast for Tucson Area
Weather bulletin notes variable high cloudiness with little change in temperature. Tonight: low around 45 degrees. tomorrow: high near 73. Ski conditions at Mt Lemmon reported 14 to 20 inches of snow on runs. Local temps show 128 degrees as a included anomaly, with humidity near 18 percent at 8 pm at the airport.
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Tucson
Mt. Lemmon
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