Space Triangle outlines future Air Force recovery bases
The Air Force plans to recover manned spacecraft at Edwards APS California Wendover AFB Utah and Holloman AFB New Mexico. Mission control will be at the Satellite Test Center Sunnyvale California. Initial air drop tests of the Dyna Soar will occur along the Wendover Edwards route.
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State Solons See Passage of Some Rights Legislation
Minnesota lawmakers expect civil rights laws this year with debates over voting rights desegregation and public accommodations. Senator McCarthy favors concrete federal suits and broad protections, while Humphrey backs Kennedy’s proposed measures as a minimal step to close the citizenship gap. Representative Langen predicts passage and hopes for calmer demonstrations to aid consideration.
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Navy recalls Rickover to active duty at 64
Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth announces Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover will be recalled to active duty when he reaches the mandatory retirement age next winter. Rickover may remain as director of the nuclear power division if willing and able to contribute. The move follows his heart attack two years ago and comes as the country seeks continued leadership in nuclear propulsion.
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Federal housing officials study how to pressure builders
Federal housing officials examine stronger steps to persuade builders not under the order to end discrimination against Negroes. Possible broadening of Kennedy housing order to include conventional loans. Five section 102 complaints, including Belair subdivision cases, highlight ongoing tension between policy aims and market realities. Local Bel Air election results showed integration support. a court settled a case granting a Negro school principal the right to buy in an all white Maryland neighborhood.
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Israeli Technicians Begin Hawk Missile Training in U S
Israeli military technicians will start training in the United States next month on the Hawk air defense missile. The move signals nearing negotiations for sale of Hawks to Israel as Pentagon officials note no contract yet. Training sites include Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Alabama Ft Bliss Texas and Ft Belvoir Virginia with hundreds of Israeli personnel planned.
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Kennedy civil rights push may win northern Negro votes
President Kennedy’s civil rights proposals could attract enough northern Black voters in 1964 to offset southern support lost over desegregation and school integration. Republicans face a wary path, split over civil rights, as they weigh backing measures to deny Kennedy a broad victory.
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Izvestia Calls Moscow Washington Hotline A Chance to Prevent War
Izvestia lauded the Geneva accord as a definite chance to avert a military conflict from accident or miscalculation. It said a constantly operating line between the Kremlin and the White House could enable direct talks in emergencies to prevent or liquidate threats to peace. The paper cautioned the line is not a cure-all for nuclear arms race dangers and criticized Western coverage of disarmament failures.
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Ship Takes Ransom for Bay of Pigs Captives
The S S Maximus sails from Philadelphia to deliver medical supplies and foodstuffs valued at 49.3 million dollars as partial ransom for 1 113 Cuban Bay of Pigs prisoners. The total ransom reaches 53 million with packing, insurance, and transport costs. James B Donovan negotiated the deal. donations came from 204 U S manufacturers and carriers provided free transport by several firms.
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