Lost Agena Rocket Cancels Gemini 9 Launch
Unmanned Agena target rocket failed to reach orbit and vanished on lift off at Cape Kennedy delaying Gemini 9 mission. Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan waited in capsule as Atlas booster and Agena failed during early flight. Ground control lost data, officials pursued cause and considered ATDA substitute.
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AL Rossiter Jr
Cape Kennedy
Upi
Thomas Stafford
Eugene Cernan
Gemini Control
Stafford
Cernan
Agena
Mission Control
William C. Schneider
Gemini
Walter
Schirra
al Chop
Cape
FBI agent killed while pursuing kidnapper in Shade Gap case
In Shade Gap Pennsylvania a lone suspect killed FBI agent Terry Anderson during a search for Peggy Ann Bradnick, the 17 year old abductee. State police and FBI in Harrisburg and Pittsburgh led a massive manhunt with armored units and helicopters surrounding Burnt Cabin in the Tuscarora Mountains.
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Shade Gap
UPI
FBI
Burnt Cabin
Fulton County
Tuscarora Mountains
Peggy Ann Bradnick
Tan D. Maclennan
Pittsburgh
Terry Anderson
Anderson
Harrisburg
MacLennan
Mnodnin
Shade -Gap
National
Pennsylvania
Bus Strike Paralyzes 11 States
Western Greyhound Lines and the Amalgamated Transit Union plan another negotiation with Johnson's mediator in Washington after a three day strike paralyzed operations in 11 western states. More than 5,000 workers walked off and 10,000 regular riders were left without service across California Oregon Washington and other states. wages conditions and pension terms drive the dispute. Simkin warned the strike harms both communities and parties.
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United Press International
Western Greyhound Lines
Amalgamated Transit “Union
Johnson
Simkin
Ederal
Con Action
California
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
New Mexico
Idaho
West
Texas
Netzoli
Greyhound
Behalf Petition Over Man Date In Behalf Of Susan Roberts
Miss Roberts a Point Arena first grade teacher was arrested May 9 at her home and charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The charge was dismissed and the school board seeks reinstatement. a writ directs the board to suspend action or show cause. Principal Gertrude Turner and board chairman David Ramsay are named.
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Susan Roberts
Point Arena
Robert Y. Bell
Ukiah
Miss Roberts
Merrill Howard
Sheriff's Department
Robert~ Winslow
Leland Slavens
Arena Judicial District
Miss. Roberts
Winslow
Gertrude Turner
David Ramsay Ig
Legal Snag Delays County Reclassification Decision
District Attorney Tom Cleland flags a potential legal obstacle to implementing civil service reclassification plans. A Monday session postponed any decision on timing or method, while officials weigh educational qualifications and required examinations. The ordinance allows blanket reclassification only with scrutiny, risking illegal promotion without proper testing. (Continued on Page 3)
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Tom Cleland
Civil Service Commission
Cleland
Pleland
Gordon McKillican
Witout
Umier
William Bennett Is Speaker Here Thursday
William Bennett of Marin County and Democratic candidate for attorney general will speak Thursday noon at the Chef Cafe in Ukiah. The luncheon costs $2 per plate and the public is invited. Bennett, a 12 year PUC veteran and former chief counsel and chairman, will then be driven to Willits for an 8 p.m. talk at Ridgewood Ranch Restaurant. He also plans a May 28 rally at the Santa Rosa Fairgrounds with Robert Vaughn and Sen. Wayne Morse.
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William Bennett
Marin County
Public Utilities Commission
N. State Street
Ukiah Democratic Club
Commissioner
PUC
Bennett
Boonville
Mendocino
Fort Brage
Willits
Ridgewood Ranch
Highway 101
Santa Rosa Fairgrounds
Robert Vaughn
U.N.C.L.E
Sen
Wayne Morse
Russia claims undersea missiles with remote launch
London reports that Russia has developed Polaris type missiles that could be fired from remote containers planted under the sea. Diplomatic sources say Russia aims to fix range limits by presetting rockets to hit targets near hostile coasts, possibly from surface ships or submerged submarines. The Institute for Strategic Studies estimates Russia operates about 40 nuclear submarines and 370 conventional subs, but warns underwater launch range remains uncertain compared with US Polaris missiles.
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London
Russia
Institute For Strategic Studies
America
Chicago weather forecast mix up shocks city
A recorded weather forecast in Chicago listed a high near zero for Monday causing hundreds to shiver. Telephone company officials quickly corrected the recording to announce a high near 70 instead.
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Chicago
UPI
Northwestern California Weather Forecast Brief
Northwestern California sees fair conditions through Wednesday with a slight inland warmup. Ukiah reports a high of 85 and a low of 45, while coastal winds shift north at 12 to 25 knots.
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California
Ukiah
Viet Nam helicopter attack during Ky aide meeting
A South Vietnamese lieutenant fired twice on a U S Marine helicopter carrying Premier Nguyen Cao Ky s regional commander near Hue. Spec 4 James Fulton opened fire with an M60, killing the lieutenant and wounding six soldiers nearby. the helicopter crew escaped uninjured apart from the incident.
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Robert Ibrahim Hue
South Viet Nam
UPS
U.S
Nguyen Cao Ky
Heliggpters
Ner
Huynh van Cao
1St Corps
James E. Fulton
Fulton
Cao
da Nang
Hue
South Vil Nam
Col
Archelaus Hamblin Jr
Saigon
Kidnapped Mafia Chief Surrenders to U.S. Authorities
Joseph Bonanno longtime head of a New York Cosa Nostra family surrendered to federal officials in New York to face a sealed indictment. The 57 year old, who vanished Oct 21 1964 with two gunmen after a rackets grand jury appearance, appeared at the Morgenthau office and was escorted to Judge Marvin Frankel’s courtroom for charges including obstruction of justice.
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NEW Yori
UPI
Joseph
Joe Bananas
Bonanno
New York
Long Island
Cosa Nostra
U.S. Atty
Robert M. Morgenthau
Cosa
Nostra
Federal
Grand Jury
Warsar Har Hora
Salavatore
Tucson
Ariz
Gaspare
Little Gaspar
Digregorio
Salvatore Bonanno
Ivoes
Brogkion
Bonnano
Marvin Frankel
Pearson Sues Christopher Over Libel Claims in California
Veteran columnist Drew Pearson sues George Christopher for 2.625 million dollars alleging unlawful interference with business and libel. He says telegrams to subscribers suppressed two columns about Christopher and cites statements calling him notoriously unreliable. Christopher calls the suit a publicity stunt aimed at Brown’s gubernatorial campaign.
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William McKie
LOS Angeles
UPI
Drew Pearson
California
George Christopher
Pearson
San Francisco
Christopher
Managed News
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
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