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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
16
The article catalogs NASA facilities from Edwards to Wallops Island, detailing each center’s focus such as propulsion, satellite management, and launch operations. It notes 24 hours after founding five years ago the agency employed 8400 people, rising to 30,000 across 18 centers.
CBS Reports examines how mail order and over the counter gun sales reach many buyers including felons and mentally ill persons. It notes legal sales in Arizona and other states while citing police concerns over inconsistent gun laws and the need for self defense rights.
The No 2 X15 rocket plane repaired after November 1962 damage is set for test flights at Edwards Air Force Base Calif. Astronaut Robert A. Rushworth will pilot both days at the controls, marking the craft’s return to flight tests.
Sixty-one Iowa cattlemen promoted corn fed beef to about 150 leaders in Dearborn Michigan backed by the Iowa Beef Producers Association. They warned imports hurt prices and outlined hopes to lift U.S. beef consumption while touring Greenfield Village and ending with a Dearborn Rotary Club luncheon.
In Moscow many apartment dwellers grow vegetables in window boxes while parks bloom and Kremlin gardens thrive. The piece notes collective ownership dulls personal pride in yards, private plots supply half of food, and housing expansion continues with prefabricated blocks edging outward as the city’s population grows from 4.14 million in 1939 to 6.4 million.
CAPT. JAMES H. DAVIS 32 of Washington D C died after surviving a crash and 13 hours on a life raft 420 miles off the Irish coast He was rescued by the weather ship Juliet but succumbed to exposure Many eight foot waves and 36 degree seas battered him overnight before rescue CAPT Roy L Dehart Oak Ridge Tenn Air Force doctor treated him aboard the rescue vessel
Hollywood AP reports Louis Gruenberg a renowned composer of operas and classical works aged 84 died Tuesday. His long career included the opera The Emperor Jones and numerous other stage and concert pieces.
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