Ranger 6 to photograph moon surface in 1964
AP report from Pasadena details NASA plans for Ranger 6 to map the moon with television cameras from 1,000 miles up. The mission will focus on lunar surface features to assess lander feasibility, with tape-recorded images to be converted and released within 24 to 48 hours.
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Ranger 6
Earth
United States
Moon
Ranger
Harris Schurmeier
U.S. Space Agency
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Lunar
Ranger 5
Schurmeier
Johnsons to spend Christmas at White House in 1963
Washington AP reports the new First Family may celebrate Christmas at the White House with Mrs. Johnson carrying out plans drafted by Mrs. Kennedy. After a 30 day mourning period ends December 22, the tree will be lit and a creche set in the East Room. Toys will be given to DC General Hospital children. The Johnsons host West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard at the LBJ Ranch on December 28 and 29.
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Washington
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jacqueline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Executive Mansion
Johnson
D.C. General Hospital
Johnsons
Ludwig Erhard
Lbj Ranch
Elks Collect Cards for Vets and Handicapped
The Bennington Lodge of Elks joins a nationwide campaign to collect used but usable decks of playing cards for hospitalized veterans and disabled individuals. Collected decks support veterans hospitals recreation centers elderly centers and U S Information Center distribution. Some decks aid the blind and rehabilitation centers aiding cerebral palsied children in dexterity recovery. The drive, the Elks National Service Commission's second, follows a prior effort that yielded about 500000 decks.
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Bennington Lodge of Elks
Elks Lodges
Veterans’ Hospitals
U.S
National Service Commission of the Elks
Doctor Now Always Close to L B J
New York AP report says a White House physician accompanied President Johnson closely during a New York visit, reflecting a new precaution after Kennedy's assassination. Dr Burkley rode in a police car just ahead of Johnson's limousine, following a past incident where Admiral Barkley was four cars behind.
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New York
White House
Johnson
City
Kennedy
Dallas
George Barkley
Burkley
Nude posing clears in deserted Manhattan street case
New York judge finds no disturbance when model Jan Tice posed nude in Liberty Street during an empty Sunday afternoon. In People v Jan Tice, the 27 year old was acquitted after a police officer arrested both for breach of the peace, with the judge insisting the breach requires public presence.
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New York
Manhattan
the People
Jan Tice
Miss Tice
Liberty Street
Financial District
Criminal Court
Richard F. Daly
Cotton Not Competitive Says Textile Leader in Charlotte
In Charlotte Robert T. Stevens president of the American Textile Manufacturers Institute and former Eisenhower secretary warned cotton would decline until it becomes competitive. He urged price reconciliation to halt market attrition while noting the industry remains largely alive. California farmers produced 3.3 billion dollars in farm products last year, exceeding the value of all California gold mined since 1849.
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Charlotte
N.C
Robert T. Stevens
The
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
the Army
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Charlotte Textile Club
Stevens
J.P. Stevens and Co., Inc
San Francisco
UPI
California
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Ira J. Anderson
Arnold Phillips
Mrs. Johnson
Elks
the Elks
L.B.J
Gans
Yale
Vogue
Vanity
Hotel Putnam
Bennington, VI
Colonial Shopping Ctr
Williamstown
Mass
Fienberg
Penningson
OFC
Schenley
Valleyfield
Canada
Schenley Dist. CO
N.Y.C
Senenien
Lep Holse
Bennington
Main Street
Meo
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