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Ground controllers immediately jettisoned the balloon at close to 56,000 feet (17,000 m) — higher than the cruising altitude for commercial jets — and Piantanida's gondola took 25 minutes to parachute to the ground, near. The lack of oxygen left Piantanida with and he would remain in a until his death on August 29. Senator of the Liberal Party won the, easily defeating his little-known challenger, lawyer Jose Jaramillo Giraldo. With a margin of 1,891,175 votes against the 742,133 for Jaramillo, Lleras Restrepo polled 71.4% of the ballots. More than 60 percent of eligible voters declined to participate in the election, the highest ever up to that time. Fantasy novelist staged the first 'medieval-themed' event for what would later be called the, restaging combat between armored knights, as well as recreating other aspects of festivals in medieval England. The, a Spanish terrorist organization fighting the regime of dictator, staged its first attack, kidnapping the ecclesiastic adviser for the Spanish Embassy to the Vatican, Monsignor Marcos Ussia.
Ussia, taken captive as he was driving to his house, remained missing for ten days, before he was released unharmed on May 11. The was officially opened at Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. Born:, Libyan politician and military leader, in Souq al Jum'aa, Tripoli, 1966 (Monday).
In, leaders of eight separate American religious denominations opened discussions for an eventual merger of Protestant churches. Meeting in the talks were leaders of the, the, the, the, the, the, the, and the, encompassing 25 million members. On May 5, leaders of the eight denominations unanimously approved a document outlining common principles for a merger that would take place between 1970 and 1979., 's domestic air terminal, ceased operations; the last flight to depart flew a short distance to the new facility,. The first scheduled arrival was a chartered turboprop, flown from by, which carried 64 members of the architectural firm that had designed the new facility. However, on April 26, a Royal Air Force plane had mistakenly landed at the new airport after confusing it with the old one., 1966 (Tuesday)., the wife of Alabama Governor George C.
Wallace, overwhelmingly won the Democratic Party primary for the nomination for Governor of Alabama, a guarantee of victory in November in the overwhelmingly Democratic state. By law, George Wallace was barred from serving consecutive terms as Governor, but could continue to be the de facto executive by having his wife hold the office.
Sadly, Governor Wallace would die a little more than two years later, on another primary election day (May 7, 1968) from. After being treated successfully in 1965, the cancer had recurred only five months after she took office. narrowly avoided a by the Canadian House of Commons, after being accused of perjury for contradicting testimony given by Canadian police in hearings on the Gerda Munsinger sex scandal. The vote, which would likely have brought down the Pearson government and led to the calling of new parliamentary elections, failed to pass, 106 to 133. Beale Street, Memphis. The conflict between and the United States naval base at escalated as six Cuban soldiers and an unreported number of U.S.
Marines exchanged gunfire at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base. According to the U.S., the Cuban soldiers had slipped through the boundary fence and onto the Base, and then opened fire. Nobody on either side was wounded. Justice delivered the opinion of the U.S. Supreme Court in, striking down, as unconstitutional, an Alabama court ruling that had held that the printing of a newspaper editorial on an election day could be punishable as a crime. The case arose from the arrest of James E.
Mills, the editor of the, on, for urging Post-Herald readers to vote in favor of a measure to reorganize the city government. Black noted that such an interpretation 'muzzles one of the very agencies the framers of our Constitution thoughtfully and deliberately selected to improve our society and keep it free.'
. Born:., Rhodesia-born England cricketer, in Salisbury (now )., American actor and comedian, in. Died:. Prince, 64, Mongol Chinese politician and puppet ruler who had been chairman of the Mongolian military government that led in a secession from China in 1938 during the, and later was the ruler of the Japanese-sponsored Kingdom of from 1939 to 1945, when Inner Mongolia was reincorporated into China., 84, American photographer, 1966 (Tuesday).
The entire 29-man crew of the New Zealand drowned after the ship foundered in a storm, 10 nautical miles (19 km) off with the loss of all 29 crew. Wreckage washed ashore the following day, including the remains of a lifeboat, and life jackets that the crew was not able to don in time. It was the worst sea disaster in New Zealand in almost 60 years, when the passenger ferry ran aground near on.
On orders of Uganda's President Obote, troops led by Colonel invaded the Bugandan capital of Mengo to attack the Lubiri, palace of the King Mutesa II, the Kabaka (paramount chief) of the rebellious traditional kingdom. Outnumbered, the 120 royal bodyguards defended the palace for twelve hours while Mutesa II escaped.
Amin then carried out the elimination of 'all living creatures that did not leave the palace in time', whether elderly or young, and the destruction of the traditional relics— 'drums, spears, crowns, insignia, stools, and so on'. Mutesa, who had sneaked out during a rainstorm, was sheltered by two families, then spirited out of the country to neighboring. He eventually settled in the United Kingdom. Colonel Amin would stage a military coup in 1971, deposing Obote to become the new President. 's President issued, abolishing the system of prior system of autonomous Northern, Eastern and Western Regions that composed the and declaring a unified government. 'Nigeria ceases to be what has been described as a federation', General Ironsi said in a radio broadcast.
'It now becomes simply the Republic of Nigeria.' The decree would prove to be his undoing, and Ironsi would be overthrown two months later., a 21 year old Private, became the first draftee to be killed in the, only ten days after he had arrived, and would become a symbol for the Australian anti-war movement. Private Noack was the victim of, shot by members of another platoon of the after being mistaken for an enemy combatant., 1966 (Wednesday). Along with six of her colleagues from the Department of Philosophy at, Professor entered the university's dining hall at 2:00 p.m. And placed the first of the ( ta tzu pao or dazibao) on the wall, unleashing what would be a wave of similarly-styled criticisms by Chinese students. In large, the first of the posters was headlined 'What the Peking University Committee Is Doing in the Cultural Revolution'. Within the text, she accused Vice-Chancellor Lu P'ing and the Committee of undermining the Revolution by suppressing the student movement toward reform.
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Universities tried to suppress big-character posters in general, but on June 1, Chairman Mao would endorse the campaign, directing the youths of China to expose anyone believed to be a 'counter-revolutionary'. The Soviet government delivered a diplomatic note to Israel's embassy in Moscow, with a warning that the Soviets were aware of Israel's massing of forces along its northern borders. The note included the warning that 'we hope that the Israeli government would not allow external forces to determine the fate of its people and country.' .
Five years after President John F. Kennedy's call for a commitment of 'landing a man on the Moon and returning him safely to the earth', NASA unveiled the prototype of the machine that would take astronauts there. At 363 feet tall, the rocket was larger than any predecessor, and three times as powerful as the rocket used in the Gemini program.
Died: Lieutenant General, 76, during World War II, 1966 (Thursday). At midnight, the colony of British Guiana was granted independence as the nation of, with as its first Prime Minister., and the Duchess of Kent appeared on behalf of Queen Elizabeth. A new completed a round-the-world flight, landing at the Lear Jet company airfield near at 11:31 a.m., 66 hours and 19 minutes after its departure from Wichita almost three days earlier.
The flight was a promotion 'to demonstrate the versatility of the plane for world-wide business use'. '. In the annual U.S. Presidential proclamation of the last Monday in May as, President Johnson pledged that the United States would not pull out of the Vietnam War until victory had been achieved.
'This nation has never left the field of battle in abject surrender of a cause for which it has fought', Johnson wrote. 'We shall not do so now. We shall see this through.' . On the same day, the United States military command announced that the number of American casualties in Vietnam in the week of May 15–21 marked the highest up to that time in the war, with 146 Americans killed and 820 wounded.
The 966 casualties was 36% higher than the previous record of 710 in the week of November 14–20, 1965, when 86 were killed and 565 wounded. Born:., English film actress, in, London., South African runner and one-time women's 5,000 meter world record holder. Died:, 47, American film actor and television producer, of an accidental overdose of pain medication, 1966 (Friday). Rafael Paasio. replaced as and, for the first time since 1948, included members of Finland's Communist Party in the government. The Communist government ministers had been invited to join in order for the coalition government to win two-thirds majority approval by the 200-seat Finnish Parliament, where Paasio's Social Democratic party had a plurality with only 55 seats, compared to the Centrists' 49 and the Communists' 26.
After getting lost during a training mission and running out of fuel, pilots safely ejected from, and allowed to crash, six jet fighters, worth $600,000 apiece. At the time, the squadron of planes was only ten minutes away from either the or the, both operated jointly by Spain and the United States. The six planes crashed in the sparsely populated countryside in western Spain near the frontier with Portugal.
Born:., English celebrity chef, in London. (Titi Dwijayati), Indonesian pop singer, in Jakarta, 1966 (Saturday). Cuba's Prime Minister ordered a state of alert for the Cuban armed forces, and told citizens in a nationwide television and radio address to be prepared for an attack from the United States. Castro said that statements by U.S. Secretary of State had 'practically threatened Cuba with war'. The next day, tens of thousands of military reservists were recalled for active duty., 1966 (Sunday).
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A group of 40 high school age students at the formed a new group to resist the school's principal, Wang Pangyu, and began using the name ( hongweibing) to describe itself, taking a vow that they would guard China against the people whom Chairman Mao described as those who 'conspired to change the color of Communist China.' Azteca Stadium. The 105,000 football ground in hosted its inaugural match, between and. Mexican president made the initial kick and president Sir was the witness. The game ended in a 2–2 draw. Foreign Minister of and Deputy Prime Minister of met at the home of Foreign Minister, and told reporters afterward that the was over after three years. A treaty would be signed on., 1966 (Monday).
of England won the 50th, ahead of Scotland's, whose team protested that Hill had actually been one lap behind Clark when the checkered flag was waved to end the race. Only seven of the 33 cars, the lowest number ever, actually finished the race. Before even reaching the first turn, 11 of the cars had been eliminated in a 16-car pileup, delaying the race for nearly an hour and a half.
Another Scotsman, had been leading the race with only ten laps left, but his engine failed. The next day, Clark's crew reviewed the official racing charts determined that they (and the operators of the official scoreboard) had overlooked Hill passing by while Clark was at a pit stop.
The scorers had corrected the error later in the race and added a lap for Hill on the scoreboard., the first American lunar exploration probe, was launched from Cape Kennedy toward a soft landing at the, the Moon's 'Ocean of Storms', and would confirm Soviet discoveries about the suitability of the lunar surface for a manned landing. On the same day, the Soviet Union lost radio contact with, which on had become the first space probe to orbit the Moon. Died:., 72, Finnish artist and sculptor., 48, African-American painter., 77, Canadian flying ace with 12 kills during World War I., 42, Soviet mathematician, 1966 (Tuesday). Only a few years after most Negroes had effectively been barred, by state voter registration laws, from voting in, former postal worker became the first African-American to win a Democratic Party nomination for a major office in that state, defeating incumbent Sheriff Harvey Sadler in the primary. In the general election, Amerson would defeat two white opponents who had run against him in the May primary, to become 'the only member of his race to hold the office in the South' and the first black sheriff since the Reconstruction Era.
One day after their arrest on charges of conspiring to assassinate President Joseph Mobutu, a military tribunal in the former Belgian Congo tried and convicted former Congolese Prime Minister and three other former cabinet ministers, and sentenced them to be hanged in public. After a 90-minute proceeding, Prime Minister Kimba, Defense Minister Jeromy Anany, Finance Minister Emmanuel Bamba, and Alexandre Mahamba, were found guilty, and all four were hanged in front of 80,000 spectators two days later.
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