Echo satellite on new U S stamp to mark launch
A new 4 cent Echo I commemorative stamp will depict the world’s first communications satellite with a Dec 35 release in Washington DC. Postmaster General Summerfield said the stamp honors a significant advance in world communications for peace. Proceeds support Pro Juventute Foundation and youth welfare activities.
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Associated Press
U. S
Washington, D. C
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
A. E. Summerfield
Post Office Department
Tts
Alexandre
Washington
D. C
Calame
Postraas i
Galleavers
Jarkspur
Swies Philattele
Im Armenca
Pro Juventyte Foundation
French Somaliland
Ownership Of Crow Determined In Court
In Artesia New Mexico a court ruled on crow ownership between Mrs Paul Mathew and Mrs H S Guinan. The crow named Blackie was claimed by both families with 20 witnesses offering inconclusive testimony. The animal was said to answer to both names, blocking a clear ownership determination.
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H. 5S
Guinan
New Long Distance Call System Being Developed
AT&T announced work on a long distance zone system to replace the local versus long distance distinction with unlimited calls for a flat monthly fee. Six zones would cover the country with options to buy access to multiple zones. Prices and exact terms were not disclosed as details await FCC submission within weeks.
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New York
IAPI
American Telephone & Telegraph iCo
Federal
Carammunications Commission
Frede R. Kappel
At&t
Bastan
Dellivero
Boston
Chicago
Basia
Remai
Douglas Favors Major Companies Depletion Cut
FORT WORTH AP Len Pratt Douglas of Illinois argued for reducing depletion allowances for operators and major companies. He said current rules favor large firms, shifting tax burdens and letting some avoid taxes while others pay more. He proposed lowering relief gradually, targeting higher income operators and keeping adjustments measured.
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Fort Worth
Len Pratt Douglas
Ilinois
Hig Gil
Tehran
Tingias
Abduction Report Investigated By Officials Involving Shrimp Beating
A fractured report notes investigation into an alleged abduction near Campeche on the Yucatan coast. Officials from the State Department and maritime authorities discuss reports about two shrimp boats and possible victims. The Coast Guard searches for missing crew members while officials in Mexico coordinate with authorities in Mexico City.
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Washington
Star Department
Tew Ceriibers
Joseph Reap
State Department
Eresanen
Suzanne
Barsealt
Campeche
Moxico
Yucatan Peninsula
Government Cost To Rise By Billions
Washington report on the President's Commission on National Goals says federal, state and local spending will climb by billions in the 1960s. It calls for higher taxes, more aid to education and cities, and expanded federal roles, with a possible 3.4 percent annual rise in national output and significant reform of the tax system to maintain incentives.
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Washington
Commission On National Goals
Bipartisan Commission
Eisenhower
Commission
Henry M. Winston
National Ross Club
White House
Red China
Foriegn
Salanes
U.S
Traffic Toll Across Nation Rising In October
Chicago AP reports the rain soaked months push the road death toll upward. National Safety Council says October fatalities reached 3,680, the highest for that month since 3,918 in 1955, up from last October. Through the first ten months this year the toll is 21,120, up 2 percent from 1959.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Fotn
Cuban Grants U S Aid to Counterrevolutionaries
Havana reports say the government press accuses the United States of funding Cuban counterrevolutionaries under the mutual security act. Eisenhower notes aid to refugees from Cuba, while Castro faces church pushback over allegations against priests. Castro also expands formal ties with North Korea and North Vietnam, the first Latin American nation to do so.
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Havana
United States
Pinel Castro
Rysime
Casno
Eisenhower
Fridas
Cuba
Florida
Miami
Castro
Enr Perez Serantes
Tiago
Eduardo Bora Masvidal
Santiago
Far East
Diplomate Hate
North Viet Nam
North Korea
Cua
Linkletter abandons plan for discount store chain
Dallas report says television personality Art Linkletter cancelled plans for a chain of discount stores. He cited the project’s size and complexity and wanted to test at least one store first. He also noted rising protests from independent retail service groups.
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Dallas
Art Linkleter
Linkletter
Los Angeles
Dallas Times
Urus T
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