Ranger 6 to photograph moon from 1000 miles away
Pasadena AP report details Ranger 6 planned for early 1965 launch from Cape Kennedy. Six cameras will capture black and white moon surface images from 1000 miles for 10 minutes before crash, with tape-recorded signals developed into pictures within 24 to 48 hours.
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Ranger 6
Moon
Pasadena
Calif
Earth
United States
Ranger
Harris Schurmeier
U.S. Space Agency
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Lunar
Ranger 5
Schurmeier
Redistrict Suit Set for Dec 20 Hearing in Des Moines
Des Moines officials report a federal court hearing on Iowa reapportionment with two labor leaders as plaintiffs. Attorneys want to strike two old constitutional amendments and base representation on population per the 1857 Constitution, while the state argues for constitutional provisions requiring two legislative sessions and a public vote. The Shaff plan was defeated in a December special election.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Essecne
Evan Hultman
Charles Davis
Arthur Lewis
Iowa Federation of Labor
Hope's Christmas Safari Keeps Troop Tour Plan
Bob Hope likely will continue his annual Christmas tour to entertain troops abroad despite a troubled left eye. He has blurred vision from a retinal blood clot and is hospitalized at Children's Hospital in San Francisco through week’s end.
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San Francisco
Calif
Bob Hope
Hope
Children’s Hospital
Most Owners Never See Stocks They Trade
Most of the 17 million Americans who own stocks may keep them in safety deposit boxes while the shares changing hands often never leave a brokerage vault. Brokers report 90 percent of orders come by phone, with cash or margin buying common and stocks held in the customer's name in the broker’s vault.
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New York
Musician Jerry Byers Dies After Race Against Cancer
Oskey locale obituary reports 30 year old singer guitarist and pianist Jerry Byers died after a yearlong effort to raise funds for his wife and six children. He toured with Grand Ole Opry members in Nashville and had a piano record upcoming. He sought Memphis sessions to boost family income.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
W& Death
Jerry Byers
Byers
Memphis
Tenn
Grand Ole Opry Group
Nashville, Tenn
High Court declines to rule Mastrian bail excessive
The Supreme Court refused to rule on Norman Mastrian's claim that $100000 bail was excessive in the case tied to the killing of Carol Thompson in St Paul Minnesota. Prosecutors allege T Eugene Thompson hired Dick W Anderson to kill Mrs Thompson while Mastrian acted as middle man. Thompson was later convicted and given a life sentence. Mastrian had been jailed in Ramsey County since April 18 and argued the bail violated the Eighth Amendment.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Norman Mastrian
Carol Thompson
St. Paul
Minn
T. Eugene Thompson
Mastrian
Dick W. C. Anderson
Ramsey County
Cuba to Buy Beef From Uruguayans
Havana radio reports Cuba will buy 500 tons of Uruguayan corned beef. The meat has been rationed to six ounces per week per person, and recent refugees arriving in Miami say there has been no meat distribution for three weeks.
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Miami, Fla
Havana Radio
Cuba
Miami
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