Letters Urge Good Fortune To First Lady
WASHINGTON (UPI) Nearly 00 letters daily pour into the White House with good wishes for Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy who is expecting her third child this month. Most mail requests prayers or asks about names, godfather odds, or baby hopes. White House social secretary Nancy Tuckerman replies with thanks and notes that no name has been chosen yet.
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West Germany to Buy U.S. Weapons for 1964 65
West Germany agreed to purchase about 1.3 billion dollars of U S military items for 1964 and 1965 to cover U S costs of maintaining Army and Air Force installations in Bonn through June 1965. The deal, reached in talks between Robert S McNamara and Kai Uwe Von Hassel, offsets about 650 million dollars a year in balance of payments.
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Cosmos 19 Satellite Launch Aims for Manned Flight Data
The Soviet Union launched an unmanned satellite Cosmos 19 to study space phenomena including radiation and Earth's magnetic fields. Tass reported the orbit occurred on the second anniversary of cosmonaut Gherman Titov's 17 orbit flight. The program, announced by Premier Nikita Khrushchev in 1962, seeks data for future manned missions.
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Underwriters and City Test New 1000-Gallon Pumper
Underwriters tested a new 1,000 gallon per minute pumper built by Howe Fire Apparatus for the City of Anderson on Tuesday morning. Fire Chief Herbert Johnson joined observers. The $ equipment will enter service Friday at No 5 fire station on Broadway.
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