Space Pace Quickens At Cape Kennedy
The Titan 2 rocket flight boosts the U S man in space program while the Saturn 1 two stage launch is postponed delaying the January schedule. NASA aims to orbit the Tiros 8 weather satellite next Tuesday for instant cloud images sent to more than 50 stations worldwide. The Gemini program remains on track with a first unmanned flight in March and a two man orbital mission planned for late next year.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
United States
U.S
Unmanned Satellite Program
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Brandeis University Marks Fifteenth Anniversary
Brandeis University celebrates 15 years since opening with a faculty of 13 and 109 students. Now it houses over 2,000 students and 260 faculty, with an acclaimed academic program and notable growth under its early president.
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New York
UPI
Brandeis University
Brandeis
Waltham
Mass
Abram L. Sachar
Princeton
Presbyterian
Sachar
United States
Asia
Latin America
College Prof Has 16 Children to Feed
In Dallas Pennsylvania AP report Dr. Jay Young, 42, head of the chemistry department at King’s College Wilkes-Barre, and his wife Ann Treacy, 37, are caring for sixteen children after a 16 month marriage. The piece notes a domestic budget burden illustrated by meals of milk bread potatoes and sugar.
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Dallas
Jay Young
Young
King’s College
Wilkes-Barre
Ann Treacy
Paul
Cecilia
College Misericordia
Michael
West Side Central Catholic High School
Kingston
Joseph
Dallas High
Andrea
West Side Central Catholic
Therese
Gregory
Thomas
Lucy
Margaret
Antonia
Treacy
John
Cathleen
Eileen
Youngs
Death of Man In Hoosac Tunnel Recalled
In Hoosac Tunnel construction, 136 men died during its early years. Cornelius Redding, a Middleboro native and father of two, perished in the central shaft. An epitaph recalls his fate as the old cemetery, now wooded, marks a Civil War veteran.
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Sanbornton
N.H
Massachusetts
Hoosac
Cornelius Redding
Middleboro
Mass
Hoosac Tunnel
Redding
Spirit Land
Cambodia Leader Says He Would Be Happy to Break Ties
Cambodia's head of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk said he would be happy to break diplomatic relations with the United States amid tensions over a protested language from the U.S. ambassador. Washington denied a formal protest and cited a broadcast deemed derogatory to President Kennedy. Sihanouk recalled Ambassador Nong Kimmy from Washington as relations deteriorated over arming claims and aid cuts with the United States.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
United States
Sihanouk
U.S
Philip D. Sprouse
Takeo
Washington
State Department
Sprouse
Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
Thailand
Sarit Thanarat
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Woodford
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John Murphy
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