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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1965

Page

7

Race to Moon Carries $20 Billion Price Tag

The United States and the Soviet Union vie to reach the moon first with a $20 billion price tag. Gemini and Apollo flights push toward a manned lunar landing possibly by 1968 while Luna 6 and Surveyor test soft landings and data collection. NASA officials defend costs as boosting knowledge, jobs, and national security.

Houston, Tex United States Soviet Union James A. McDivitt Edward H. White White John F. Kennedy Dwight D. Eisenhower Tists James Webb National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Mississippi GOP Jubilant After Mayoralty Wins

Republican leaders celebrate a series of mayoral and alderman gains in Mississippi, with Grady winning Hattiesburg and Harmond taking Columbus mayoral races. The party expanded to Drew D Lo Magee and Columbus council seats, signaling a grassroots breakthrough and momentum after Goldwater’s statewide surge.

Jackson, Miss GOP Columbus Hattiesburg Paul E. Grady R. D. Harmond Grady Claude Pittman Jr Harmond William Propst Aldereman Drew D’lo Magee Hollandale Wirt Yerger Jr Mississippi Deep South L. L. McAllister Meridian Barry Goldwater Republiccans U.S. Grant Goldwater Prentiss Walker Arthur Winstead

Death Penalty Recommended for Oklahoma Killer

James D. French, 28, found guilty in the 1961 strangulation of prison cellmate Eddie L. Shelton. A jury recommended the death penalty after twice escaping previous electrocutions, with formal sentencing set for June 18 before Judge Robert Bell. French had been serving a life term at the time of the killing.

James D. French Oklahoma Eddie L. Shelton Robert Bell State Court of Criminal Appeals French Shelton

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