Von Braun laments space program delays and calls for mission urgency
Rocket expert Wernher von Braun criticized U.S. indecision delaying the Army Ballistic Missile Agency. He urged a crash program to develop a Saturn rocket, warned the Soviets could beat the United States to the moon, and urged political stability and confidence, arguing the space race is a broader challenge to freedom. He noted Medaris’s resignation and warned against shrinking efforts.
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Army Boss Plans Retirement Three Years Early
Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris head of the Army Ordnance Missile Command says he will retire from active duty Jan. 31 after 25 years in active service and 20 in the National Guard and Army Reserve. The mandatory retirement age is 60, and Medaris plans to pursue future plans off the record.
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Ceylon Lifts Press Censorship After Bandaranaike Death
The government ends censorship imposed after the assassination of Prime Minister Solomon Bandaranaike. Officials say rumors and reports in certain newspapers hampered the investigation, prompting the two week enforcement.
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Mount Greylock Closed for Fire Hazard
Mount Greylock Reservation shut to hunting after unanimous vote by the commission citing fire risk. Chairman George B. Crane said the ban protects lives and property and will stand until further notice, with Gov. Friolo not issuing an emergency proclamation. The move follows concerns that the off-hunt area lacked adequate protective measures, and comes as the state weighs opening the reserve under new hunting laws.
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DeMar Leaves Stockbridge For Connecticut School System
Dr. DeMarll departs Stockbridge to lead Ford No. 4 in Connecticut, a district of about 10 schools serving Chester Beek River and Essen towns south of Hartford. Appointed from about 20 candidates after three interviews, he leaves Stockbridge where he built a respected, reform minded program with advanced classes, backfilling plans, and a dedicated faculty.
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Parking Meter Hike Approved Downtown
The Boston Traffic Commission voted yesterday to raise downtown parking meter rates from 3 to 10 cents per hour, affecting commuters and shoppers in the core business district.
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Classified Ad Success Boosts Bicycle Sale
A classified advertiser reports excellent results after running a one day ad for a bicycle with training wheels. The Magle’s broad circulation generated nine calls in a day, leading to a sale, with the ad operator offering further ad placement assistance at HT 77311.
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