Explorer 17 satellite launch delayed by mass spectrometer fault
Cape Canaveral reports Explorer 17 execution postponed after a mass spectrometer failure found during preflight checks. NASA will replace the instrument with a spare from Goddard Space Laboratory as Saturn boosters aim to lift a Delta rocket later this week. The experiment seeks atmospheric structure data from 155 to 580 miles up as one engine is planned to be shut down in flight.
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Ohio Man Faces Bogus Money Charge
A 38 year old Streetsboro man Glenn L Adams surrendered to the Secret Service in Cleveland to face charges of passing altered one ten and twenty dollar bills. He allegedly split and rejoined halves from different denominations to pass higher value notes in several Pennsylvania cities February 18 20 this year. He was arraigned before U S Commissioner Herbert A Horn set for April 10 and jailed on a 1000 dollar bond.
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Americans Die In Korean Air Transport Crash
Seoul reports two Americans among twelve killed as a South Korean air transport crashes in heavy snow near Seoul. Plane had four crewmen and seven passengers including a U S airman and a civilian. Names and statuses pending notification of relatives. In Lorain, Joseph A Bealko, 40, died when dirt collapsed on a 20 foot ditch wall.
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Russians Deny Alaskan Violations
Washington reports Moscow denies U S claims that Soviet planes flew into Alaska on March 15 saying they were over 218 miles away. U S officials say two reconnaissance planes crossed into Alaskan air space for about 30 minutes and will press the issue in diplomacy.
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Pilot Killed in Logan Turbo-Prop Trainer Crash
George W. Hoskins, 39, former Blue Angels member and chief test pilot for North American Aviation, died when the experimental trainer crashed near Morris Crossroads Good Hope Two. Witnesses heard an explosion and saw the flame torn craft plunge, the only aircraft of its type built so far on its 14th flight.
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Cuba Threatens To Use Bombers and Convoys
Washington reports that FBI Coast Guard and other agencies push to deter Cuban refugee raids. Kennedy supports freeing Cuba from communism but warns such hit and run tactics could backfire. Moscow accuses U S of piracy while denying involvement in attacks, including the Lgov assault. U S officials say they are preventing incidents from U S territory.
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Point Crime Wave Solved By Police
Point Pleasant West Virginia authorities say a second wave of break ins dating to 1961 has been brought to a close by the state police and county sheriff’s department.
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Findlay College president seeks outside investigation
Findlay College president calls for an external three-college presidents committee to visit the campus and identify problems following the Students Complaints Committee expulsions of five members and resignations of two faculty, including the vice president for student affairs. Police report multiple burglaries yielding about 1000 dollars in goods from a depot, hardware, school, and a box car, with 17 burglaries uncovered earlier this week.
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Tax refund mix up shocks Memphis woman
Mrs. John T. Huckabee of Memphis Tenn expected a 245 dollar income tax refund but received a check for 10531 dollars and 20 cents. Internal Revenue Service officials suspect a key punch operator error.
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Rhodes Reaffirms Tax Pledge With Firms
Governor James A. Rhodes says Ohio will not levy new taxes on business after meetings with executives from a large electronics manufacturer and a Michigan firm considering relocation. He declined to identify the companies. Also, Republic Steel plans a $100 million expansion in Ohio, two thirds funded locally.
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Castro threats long range bombers if raids continue
Fidel Castro accused the United States of backing Cuban exile raids and warned Cuba would arm with long range bombers and naval escorts to defend shipping. The communique cited a Soviet cargo attack last week and noted exiles slipped into Isabela de Sagua before returning to base in the Caribbean.
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Foreign aid debate shapes Kennedy budget request
President Kennedy faces pressure as Congress eyes deeper cuts to foreign aid. The Clay committee urged reduction, while Bell endorsed trimming funds. Analysts see vague guidance as easing talks with allies but increasing tension with lawmakers over the final figure.
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