Going Back Soon English Travelers Praise America
London visitors Joan and Henry Crisp recount a seven week U S tour, praising American civility and energy while noting higher costs and faster pace. They visited New York San Francisco New Orleans and several other cities, bought clothing souvenirs, and plan to return when possible.
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Pacific Coast
Rift Reported In Castro Regime Deep Split Alleged
Cuban refugees in Miami say Havana shows a deep rift within Fidel Castro's government with signs of leaning toward China rather than the Soviet Union. Exiles report Chinese troops arriving in Cuba and describe Cuban hit-and-run raids by exiles.
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Space pogo stick eyed for future space missions
Paris AP reports NASA officials discussed a celestial pogo stick to aid astronauts outside craft. Dr Eugene B Kenece noted a spring loaded device could help during rendezvous and return flights and described a Y shaped base with propulsion nozzles as a possible design.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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International Astronautical Con Oes
Natural gas growth seen as endless in 1962 report
U S natural gas industry faces no end to growth as 1962 marked a record 13.877 trillion cubic feet of marketed production, up 5 percent from 1961. Residential use rose 7 percent, industrial demand up 5 percent, with imports from Canada and Mexico and a rise in total consumption led by industrial users. Texas topped both production and consumption, followed by Louisiana and Oklahoma.
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Union leaders trapped in elevator during talks on automation
In San Francisco two union leaders, en route to meet with employers on automation, were trapped for 45 minutes in a stalled elevator controlled by an elevator maintenance man. They described the incident as ironic and hot, noting the discussion concerned new machines and possible malfunctions. The episode occurred as they prepared to discuss automation issues with employers.
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