Project Horizon to set aviation goals
President Kennedy announces Project Horizon to chart national aviation goals for 1961 to 1970. Najeeb E. Halaby named chief of the Federal Aviation Agency as the plan unfolds, with an executive identified from New York’s Empire Corporation. He has long experience in aviation affairs.
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Expansion forecast in Texas petrochemical industry shows growth
A Texas expansion forecast highlights continued petrochemical growth despite general business slowdowns. Ethylene remains central, with plans to boost capacity at Phillips in Pasadena and Dow in Freeport, plus new complexes near Odessa and Beaumont. Major firms include Mobil, Gulf Coast refiners, and Allied Chemical.
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Small Villages May Be Able To Use Sun Energy
Sun energy could power small tropical villages with solar collectors covering about fifty land acres to generate 50 continuous kilowatts, while a modern town would require roughly five hundred square miles of collectors to meet its 50 000 kilowatts demand. The article also notes sunlit rainfall and termite trail followings as science curiosities.
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Tax policy debate on hospital taxes and library control
The page discusses taxing hospitals and other quasi public institutions, proposing non profit proof for exemption. It also argues for the new library to be administered by city government rather than an appointed library board, highlighting governance ideas in a community debate.
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Nationalist Chinese Remnants Stir Southeast Asia Tension
Nationalist Chinese irregulars remain along the Laos Thailand Burma border, raiding border villages and moving arms. Burma drives them from the frontier after a border treaty, while reports of Formosa planes dropping arms heighten regional unease.
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Mexican Press Group To Discuss Freedoms
A hemispheric meeting opens in Mexico City on Wednesday focusing on freedom of expression. The freedom of the press committee plans to review problems affecting press freedoms across the region while other items and local civil defense training are noted in the same report.
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Houston Texans Mayors and Officials Pushing Several Actions
Harris Quindy Commissioners and Houston Sports Association discuss an 18 million stadium contract with the County Park Board. Houston city attorney urges action against annexation moves. Pasadena La Porte and Lena involved in regional issues. Notable figures include Pear Jaworski Frank Guthrie and Leopold Moyer at the 28th Brotherhood Awards. A new board is named and downtown cleanup plans are proposed.
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Milk Chowder Theory Boosted Kennedy Win?
Washington AP reports a Kennedy ally, David Powers of Boston, promoted a theory that milk and a menu including steak lamb chops and fish chowder influenced Kennedy's victory. Powers recalls Kennedy gaining weight during the campaign and credits milk and chowder for boosting stamina while noting diet details from campaign travels.
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Rip Van Winkle Backache Relief Ad
A vintage Doans Pills advertisement promotes relief from backache headheaches muscular pains and mild bladder irritation. It claims Doans pills soothe discomfort aid sleep and support kidney function with a new larger size for value and six years of trust.
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