Soviet Moon Probe Predicted by Scientists
American space scientists predict the Soviet Union will soon begin moon exploration with automatic instruments. They foresee soft landings on the moon to study craters, interior structure, and origin, using unmanned probes ahead of U.S. manned missions.
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New York
Earth
U.S
United States
Bernard Lovell
Soviet Union
Bernard
Alexander Lebedinsky
University of Moscow
International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics
Berkeley
Calif
Moon
Ranger
Uranus
U Thant comments on France Vietnam plan
U Thant declined to comment on Charles de Gaulle's plan to unify and neutralize Vietnam. He offered his view of France's foreign policy, saying it rests on believed Soviet threats to Western Europe and questioning the necessity of NATO and U.S. participation.
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United Nations. N.Y
U Thant
Charles de Gaule
Viet Nam
France
Soviet Union
Western Europe
NATO
U.S
Rain Spoils Weatherman Pin Ceremony in Columbus
Howard Kenny, head of the U S Weather Bureau station at Port Columbus Airport, earned his 35 year service pin as a rain storm drenched the ceremony. A shower wing and hail swept through the office, dumping over a gallon of water while officials continued the presentation after mopping.
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Columbus
Ohio
Howard Kenny
Weather Bureau
Port Columbus
Negroes Agree To Suspend Picketing Truce Reached In High Point
In High Point North Carolina Negro leaders agreed to suspend mass demonstrations and most picketing in exchange for firmer action on desegregation demands that sparked violent clashes and mass arrests. Mayor Floyd Mohan and Rev B Elton Cox differed publicly on provisions of the truce reached Thursday. A permanent human relations commission is to be appointed within 90 days to work toward desegregation progress and report at that time.
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High Point
N.C
Floyd Mohan
B. Elton Cox
Congress of Racial Equality
Mehan
Journey to the 7th Planet at Brunson Theater Kids Show
A science fiction feature titled Journey to the 7th Planet headlines Brunson Theater's kiddie show with cartoons and a Mars Uranus themed program. The event stars John Agar Greta Thyssen Ann Smyrner and Mimi Heinrich, runs Saturday from 9:30 to 1:20 with a $20 prize jackpot and five silver dollars given away.
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Brunson ‘Theater
Pepe
Mars
Acs
Uranus
Rev
John Agar
Greta Thyssen
Ann Smyrner
Mimi Heinrich
Earth
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Penney
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Penneys
Denver
Colo
Orville Holden
Holden
Texas Ave
Orlon
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