Soviets claim successful automatic space docking test
The Tass agency reported Cosmos 186 and Cosmos 188 performed the first orbital automatic docking, with Cosmos 186 making a soft landing in a preset area. The mission, seen as a key step toward manned flights, follows the Soyuz prototype linked to Cosmos 188, amid safety improvements after Vladimir Komarov’s fatal 1967 flight. Earlier, Tass announced another satellite launch.
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Soviet amnesty frees prisoners on 50th anniversary
The Soviet Union announced an amnesty reducing prison terms for thousands in observance of its 50th anniversary. It included a British teacher and two Soviet writers who smuggled writings to the West, while British seaman John Weatherly was not affected. No Americans were known to be jailed.
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Thieu takes oath as Viet president
South Vietnam swore in Nguyen Van Thieu as president and Nguyen Cao Ky as vice president. Thieu pledged a no concession peace and a new order while noting the need for blood and sweat from his people. UPI reports Humphrey praised the ceremony as nation building. Loc named premier. Ky ally Lee to run day to day affairs. The military council was dismissed.
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Iowa School Bus Hit by Train Near Wever
Five children and a bus driver escaped serious injuries when a Chicago, Burlington and Quincy train struck a Wever area school bus. The vehicle was dragged about 600 feet at 30 mph in heavy rain, with several passengers hospitalized in fair condition for broken bones and lacerations.
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Mortars hit Saigon palace during Thieu reception
Viet Cong launched at least five mortar blasts during President Thieu’s inauguration reception at Independence Palace in Saigon. No guests were harmed. a nearby pedestrian died, a chauffeur wounded, and a suspected attacker killed. Four men were arrested. Palace not hit. shrapnel struck a car.
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Hughes backs Maucker in UNI debate on loyalty oaths
Des Moines reports Gov. Harold E. Hughes endorses University of Northern Iowa President J. W. Maucker amid calls for loyalty oaths for faculty. Hughes defends free expression policy and faculty rights while noting discipline for law violations. UNI faculty vote to form a two member committee to study the legislators letter and its implications.
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J.W. Maucker
University of Northern Iowa
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Weather Outlook Southeast Weather Update
Cloudy through Wednesday with occasional drizzle or light rain likely tonight and Wednesday. Light fog reduces visibility at times. Temperatures remain steady with lows in the lower 40s tonight and highs in the 40s on Wednesday.
Thanksgiving Union Service at Marion Avenue Church
The annual community Thanksgiving union service will be held on Thanksgiving Day at 9:00 a.m. at Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church. Rev. David Groeneman of St. Paul United Church of Christ will speak. The Marion Avenue Junior High hand bell choir will perform. Proceeds go to the Washington Council of Religious Affairs.
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Waukon farmer dies beneath his tractor
Waukon Iowa man Harold Gordon 28 was killed when a tractor overturned on a farm near Waukon while he hauled wood. He operated the family farm with his father Frank Gordon about 15 miles north of town. authorities reported the accident occurred Monday.
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Johnson seeks action on bills as Congress nears adjournment
President Johnson returns to the White House to press for action on crime control civil rights truth in lending social security and highway beautification before adjournment. The proposed 10 percent income tax surcharge is dead for this year, with compromise efforts focused on the antipoverty program. The social security bill faces a House Senate deadlock and foreign aid talks remain stalled.
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Gordon Gillesby faces second possible kidney transplant
Washington families endure a setback as Gordon Gillesby’s Denver hospital condition worsens after a kidney transplant failed due to a blood clot. His father Rob ert Gillesby remains recovering well while doctors plan three weeks of artificial kidney support and a new donor search. Reverend Clarence Dehne notes the team is skilled and can sustain Gordon until another transplant can be attempted.
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Probate and Executor Appointments Notice
Public notices announce probate of wills and appointment of executors for the estates of Hubert William Kucera and Michael Martin Flynn. Kos named as administrator for Nellie M. estate. Proceedings set to proceed under state law with related filings and deadlines.
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