U S Plans Military Satellite Network In Space
The Defense Department will invest 200 million dollars to launch a military communications satellite system. A Titan II booster could carry seven to eight satellites into orbit late next year or in 1966, with up to 24 satellites planned at about 6000 miles altitude if launches succeed. McNamara favored shared use with COMSAT but security, channels, frequencies and international participation blocked that option.
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Washington
UPS
Defense Department
UPI
NH Sweepstakes Forecast Sees $15 Per Pupil Aid
Howell Shepard, chair of the New Hampshire Sweepstakes Commission, predicts lottery revenue will provide at least $15 per pupil in state aid. He told Education Commissioner Paul Farnum to expect a minimum $2 million from the lottery, with $1 million net revenue yielding $7 to $8 per student. Conservatively, about $4.5 million in tickets may be sold, with roughly $3.5 million already sold at $3 each.
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Concord
N.H
Howell Shepard
Paul Farnum
Shepard
UVM Ends Fiscal Year With Surplus
The University of Vermont closed fiscal year 1964 with a 233000 surplus on an 8913000 receipt total. Operating expenses stood at 8679000 with the legislature cutting 600000 from the requested appropriation. Trustees sought 3.6 million, Hoff urged reduction, Fey lowered to 3165000, and the legislature finally appropriated 3064000.
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Philip H. Hoff
UVM
John T. Fey
Self-Service Surgery Kit Advertised by Discount Store
A Los Angeles metropolitan newspaper carried an advertisement listing a do it yourself surgeon kit. Items included stethoscopes hemostats dental mirrors dental shaping tools pyrex beakers and surgical saws. Prices ranged from 49 cents to 5.95.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Miller says Goldwater meant patriotism in defense of liberty is no vice
At a Buffalo news conference William E. Miller framed Goldwater's extremism remark as a defense of liberty. He backed party unity and declined to dwell on civil rights, but suggested Governor George Wallace might not align with GOP principles and platform.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
William E. Miller
Barry Goldwater
Miller
San Francisco
New York
Goldwater
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Race Tension Flares in Boston Area
CORE leader Alan Gartner warns Boston's Negro population faces Harlem-like risk of eruption from a single incident. He urges a citizens review board to ensure police complaints are fairly handled and to ease tensions before an outbreak occurs. NAACP and Urban League officials describe concern but see no immediate danger.
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Boston
UPD
Greater Boston
The
Congress of Social Equality
CORE
Harlem
Alan Gartner
Roxbury
New York
Gartner
Citizens’ Review Board
Kenneth I. Guscott
National Association For the Adevancement of Colored People
NAACP
J. Westbrooke MacPherson
Urban League
Germans Lack of Knowledge About Plot To Kill Hitler Seen as Significant
UPI analysis notes that a 1944 assassination attempt by Claus von Stauffenberg near Hitler failed. today many Germans under 20 misjudge its significance. Churchill praised German resistance in Parliament, while Lubke urges youth to learn about those who opposed Hitler. West Germany faces soul searching about responsibility and potential nationalism. An AA chapter formed at Walton Prison signals lingering issues in postwar Germany.
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Hitler
UPI
Claus Count Schenk von Stauffenberg
Adolf Hitler
Twolf
Lair
von Stauffenberg
West Germany
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Germany
Heinrich Lubke
Lubke
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Bennington, Vt
Lee Grerd
Triple
Grand Union
By Phil Newsom
Liverpool
England
Alcoholics Anonymous
Walton Prison
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Insulation Board
H. Greenberg & Son Inc
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