Mars Venus May Be Next Russian Forecast on Space Probes
Soviet scientists say Mars and Venus missions may follow after securing reliable radio contact. Prof Dobronravov notes interplanetary rockets need slight speed increase beyond the recent moon flight. He envisions step by step progress toward manned and satellite missions with planned near moon flights and eventual earth return capabilities.
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Venus
Moscow
V. V. Dobronravov
Omsamolskaya Pravda
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Dobronrarov
Ukraine
Moon
Dobronravov
Hall of Fame Opened For Agriculture
The Agricultural Hall of Fame was dedicated in Kansas City Kansas with ground broken for a five million dollar shrine to farming 12 miles west. Delegations from a dozen foreign nations attended as invitations extended for further description of the project.
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Agricultural Hall of Fame
Here
New Hampshire Legislature Ends Longest Session Ever
Concord New Hampshire after a 37 week session Gov Wesley Powell adjourned as the Senate upheld his veto of a 204000 school building aid bill overriding failed in the House. The session included wage and tax changes and a 31 million highway program aimed to compress three years of work into two.
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New Hampshire
General Court
Powell
Commerce Department
Saltonstall Chides Franke for Timing In Shipyard Layoff
In Boston a planned layoff of 400 shipyard workers drew protests from Massachusetts leaders and the Federal Employees Union. Senator Leverett Saltonstall criticized Navy Secretary William Franke for delaying the announcement until after Congress adjourned. Representative Thomas P. O Neil Jr. said he would bring the issue to Congress and Defense Secretary Kenn th T. Lyons warned of further Boston shipyard layoffs.
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U. S
Leverett
Thomas P. O'Neil Jr
D-Mass
Franke
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Kenneth T. Lyons
Veterans Association
Lyons
Two Colgate Students Killed in Route 20 Crash
AP reports two Colgate students died and two were injured when their car left Route 20 and plunged down an embankment west of Pompey New York. Victims were Arthur Lofgren Jr. 19 Wellsboro Pennsylvania and Bruce Littlefield 18 Fairfield Connecticut. Survivors were David Wilder 18 Syracuse and Dale Van Ort 20 Eaton Connecticut. Lofgren reportedly fell asleep at the wheel. Littlefield’s father Henry W Littlefield is vice president of the University of Bridgeport.
Bird travels south on commercial flight from Vermont to Miami
A half frozen hummingbird from Vermont rode a Boston Logan flight to Miami as a "special passenger." Mrs. Eugenia M. Mooney, 75, Woodstuck Humane Society officer, found it near North Woodstock and shipped it for $4. She asked the Miami Audubon Society to care for the bird upon arrival.
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Vermont
North Woodstock
Eugenia M. Mooney
Woodstuck Humane Society
Mattoon Class Plans Fall Get Together at Church
Members of the May Mattoon class at South Congregational Church announce a fall social hour on Monday followed by a 7:30 p.m. business meeting. Executive committee members will act as hostesses with Mrs. Frederick L. Jahn, the president, serving as chairwoman.
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H. Mattoon
South Congregational Church
Frederick L. Jahn
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