Wasp Crew Ends Spaceflight Pause After Flight Glance
Postflight reports show hungry and energized crew after a four day mission. NASA and Air Force teams examine landing systems and timing issues blamed on a faulty computer. At 1:12 p.m. to 1:50 p.m. EDT timeline adjustments occurred as the Wasp and crew returned for medical checks and debriefing. The voyage, lasting seventeen million miles in sixty two orbits at 17 500 mph, produced a dramatic recovery in clear weather and a rapid medical review.
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Gohiba's latest plea at Catholic University address
The speech delivered at the Catholic University of America Sunday urged Western leaders and Communist nations including the Soviet Union and satellites to reason together. Johnson asked for no arms race or space race but invited constructive dialogue and shared challenges, with the note that the moment demands cooperation. (Continued on Page 8).
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Pee Gane
Soviet Union
Europe
Southeast Asia
Gemini 4 mission to link up with satellite in space
Reported progress on the Gemini program as NASA prepares for a seven day mission. McDivitt and White departed Cape Kennedy in a Titan 2 launch, with Gemini 5 checks underway in St Louis and a planned Atlas-Agena rendezvous test to follow near launch pads.
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Pete
Coan
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Cape Kennedy
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White
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Assembly Leaders Rally After Budget Compromise
Democratic and Republican leaders back a Brown budget compromise while warning against last minute cuts. The plan, called bare bones with a 43 million phase, faces Senate action as two major issues await: a Petris Unruh tax package and reapportionment along population lines. The budget is one of the tightest in years with a potential special session looming.
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G. Brown
Brown
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Piedmont
Assembly
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Sonal
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Ver ‘Sion
Senate Finance Committee
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Los Angeles
San Diego
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Alameda
San Francisco
Santa Clara
California Senate debates state boundary split plan
In Sacramento Senator Frank Mapa votes against a bill to redraw California boundaries along an east west line at San Bernardino County. A companion measure advances 27 to 11, backed by Senator Petersen. Supporters say voters would decide later in the Assembly.
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Frank Mapa
Legisla
Calroia
San Bernardino County
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Senate
Richard Dolwig
San Mateo
California
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Petersen
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Legisia
Assembly
Ukiah Chamber Plans June 26 Annual Barbecue
The Ukiah Chamber of Commerce schedules a city park barbecue for Saturday with opening remarks at 6 and a beef dinner at 7. Entertainment is planned, with fire department involvement starting at 6 30. Lew Sbrana chairs the event while Bob Spagnola coordinates refreshments and Dan Cubenthan oversees amon sale. Public urged to attend with family and bring friends.
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Lew Sbrana
Bob Spagnola
Dan Cubentha
Éamon Sale
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Tere
Weather summary for Northwestern California coastlands
Weather digest notes cool, foggy mornings with local drizzle near the coast and extending inland. Expect a few mountain thunderstorms, gusty winds near the coast, and temperatures around 70s to low 50s with Santa Rosa near 80 and 48. Winds 5 to 15 knots along the coast.
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Santa Rosa
Marital dispute ends in shot in Laytonville
Florence Wand, 53, of Willits, questioned after firing a .22 rifle at Mrs. Francis Morrison on Davidson Lane during an ongoing dispute with Parson and Mrs. Parson. Wand jailed on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon amid a weekend of arrests including drunken driving and immigration violations.
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Willits
Parson
Laytonville
Wands
Sheriff's Office
CHP Probes Weekend Accidents
Four injury accidents were reported by Highway Patrol officers in Mendocino County over the weekend. In Ukiah area at 5 30 a m a car overturned after losing control and landed upside down in a ditch on Highway 101. Passengers Paul Bangau nd 18 of McKinleyville suffered minor injuries while Melvin Delay 21 of Eureka drove the car. Delay said a deer struck the vehicle. On Highway 1 near Casper Fort Bragg residents Hazel Cloud 59 and Newton Cloud 60 were in a head on side swipe with a truck trailer rig driven by Alan Lowe 22 of Bakersfield. Lowe's northbound vehicle drifted across the curve and into the opposite lane. Major injuries were reported for Mrs Cloud. Continued on Page 8.
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Paul Bangaund
McKinleyville
Melvin Delay
Eureka
Highway 101
Ukiah
Delay
Casper
Hazel Cloud
Fort Bragg
Newton Cloud
Alan Lowe
Bakersfield
Lowe
Fire calls and minor incidents logged across community
Friday 12 50 p m an auto fire reported in recreation department se dan near municipal park with no damage Saturday mutual aid standby for Red wood Valley Fire at Zela Easy to Hillside Community Hospital Sunday 1 28 a m standby to wash down broken gas line at 615 N State with no damage 12 40 p m grass fire at Chester Davis ity Lake Mendocino Drive and Thompson Lane no damage Today 11 32 a m auto Gres Standley and School Sts line Latus vehicle no damage
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Municipal Park
Redwood Valley Fire Department
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Hillside Community Hospital
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Chester Davisity
Lake Mendocino Drive
Communist North Vietin Commotion Continues
Fragmentary OCR fragment notes ongoing tensions involving Communist forces in North Vietnam and related continued reporting. No clear names, dates, or events readable.
College graduate charged in fatal Neb bank robbery
Duane Pope, 22, a McPherson College graduate and former Kansas football player, faces federal bank robbery charges for a Big Springs Neb robbery that left the bank president and two cashiers dead and another employee wounded. An FBI alert and murder charges were noted as authorities pursued Pope, described as dangerous and possibly armed, with a car believed involved.
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Kansas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Chappel
Neb
McPherson
Kan
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Big Springs
Bank
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Lois Ann Hotha
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