Bibby Leads Remington Rand After Rising From IBM
Cause Bibby, a former Texas Longhorns football player, rose from IBM trainee to president of Remington Rand in 1959. He reorganized the company into six divisions, focusing on profits and growth while balancing family life in suburban Irving.
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U S Develops Most Power Thrust Yet
In Los Angeles AP reports NASA test fired Rocketdyne F1 engine reaching 1.64 million pounds thrust for 13 seconds on April 6. The single chamber engine aims for 1.5 million pounds and feeds the Saturn vehicle cluster, with potential 6 to 9 million pounds for a future Nova design.
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Soviet space feats most spectacular and firsts
The piece outlines Soviet space milestones from Sputnik I in 1957 through later missions, detailing weights, orbits, and outcomes. It contrasts American and Soviet launches, noting Laika, Belka and Strelka, Luniks, and interplanetary aims toward Venus, while recounting dog and rabbit flights, failed recoveries, and eventual successes in reaching lunar and planetary distances.
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Laika
Jan. 2
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Strelka
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Nine Big Power Firms To Build Eight State System
Nine private power companies across six states announced a $300 million eight state high voltage transmission project. Initial construction links KG&E and Public Service Co. of Oklahoma between Sand Springs and Bristow, with partners Kansas Gas Electric, KPL, Empire District, Western Light, Southwestern Electric, Arkansas Power & Light, and Gulf States Utilities. The 34 230 kv lines span from Omaha to Beaumont and from Great Bend to near Meridian and New Orleans, with Texas grids to be built separately starting in 1962.
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Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co
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Public Service Co
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Sand Springs
Bristow
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Western Light & Telephone Co
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Neb
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Writer Rebuked For Praising Mrs. JFK
In Warsaw the Polish Communist paper Trybuna Tamu criticized Polish writer Mrs Koszykowa for lauding Mrs John F Kennedy. The weekly Saiat was cited predicting the First Lady would become a model for women globally including car ladies, while the piece questioned Koszykowa’s grasp of records, ambitions, systems, and life norms.
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John F. Kennedy
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Koszykowa
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