US will not match rockets with Russia
US space chief Keith Glennan said in Chicago that America will not match Soviet rocket feats. Dr. Herbert York noted the US trails in space research rockets but remains ahead on intercontinental missiles level, while stressing cautious, engineered progress over headline-grabbing stunts. He cited the Atlas LC BM and hinted the Russians may have tougher boosters.
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P.reuter
United States
Russia
U.S. Space Agency
Keith Glennan
Chicago
Associated Press
Herbert York
U.S. Defence Department
U.S
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Soviet Moon Probe To Televise Moon Portraits
Soviet scientists report the automatic lunar mission will photograph the moon from 300 miles up and store images for later transmission to Earth. Tass cites the craft moving in a stable orbit and plans include public release of data from the central computer. Experts note possible life sites near crater rims as Britain suggests an eight stage space conquest plan.
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Lunik
London
United Presa Erento
Epler
Moon
Earth
Rocket Fuel Blast Kills Two at Hercules Plant
Two men died when 1000 lbs of experimental rocket fuel for the Minuteman ICBM exploded at the Hercules Powder Company plant in Kenis New Jersey. Bodies found in the rubble of the mixing shed where the powder was being mixed by remote control.
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Kenis
New Jersey
A.a.p.reuter
Hercules Powder Company
Long cold ride to gaol ends in arrest in Vienna
Austrian police arrested Hungarian Janos Tari after a 542 mile ride from Frankfurt to Vienna on a freezing train. Tari, unable to pay fare, rode beneath the carriage passage and was found at Vienna West railway station in a 150 Swiss suit, awaiting removal.
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Vienna
Reuter
Janos Tari
Tari
Frankfurt
Vienna West
Woolbuyers to Operate at Goulburn Wool Sale
Twenty members of the Woolbuyers Association will conduct business at the opening of the Goulburn wool sales. After a ban last season, NSW Attorney General announced legislation to outlaw it retroactively. Officials expect a full clearance of 9 500 bales with about 50 buyers, including West Australian participants.
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Sydney
Woolbuyers’ Association
Goulburn
N.S
Canberra Advisory Council Powers Seen as Key to Growth
Mr Freeth urged expanding Canberra Advisory Council powers to manage minor works and administration, arguing the council could shoulder responsibilities currently held by Parliament. He praised growth in Canberra and welcomed Campbell’s leadership, hoping for closer cooperation with the minister and department over the next three years.
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A.ct. Advisory Council
W. J. M. Campbell
Freeth
Canberra
Advisory Council
Isory Council
Canoe
Sf. Freeth
W.J. M. Campbell
F. Quinane
Quinane
Ome Capbell
Welcomi Cam
Nce
Campbell
Australia eyes migrant intake cap of sixty thousand five hundred
The Minister for Immigration Mr Downer said more than half of the proposed intake would be from Britain and British sources. He announced in the House of Representatives that 65 000 migrants would come from Britain or British sources with 35 000 arriving as assisted migrants. The government views overseas conditions and Canadian migration plans as key issues but expects the target to be reached with a majority of migrants of British nationality.
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Downer
Britain
Australia
United Kingdom
House of Representatives
Bemalagas Et Ee Gramme
Stuart Could Be Freed After Twelve Years
The Premier explained commutation may release a prisoner found guilty of murder after about twelve years if release authorities are satisfied the inmate is unlikely to reoffend. The policy allows for life sentences via commutation and requires medical or mental health considerations in some cases.
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Cailip
LCP
Stuart
Ian
Henlips
South Australia
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