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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1964

Page

3

Heaviest Satellite Put In Orbit By Saturn 1 Flight

CAPE KENNEDY AP The Saturn 1 rocket lifted the largest satellite yet to orbit proving U.S. lead in the space race. The 164 foot tall rocket used 425 tons of propellant and its second stage delivered an 84 foot long satellite weighing 37 700 pounds. The test showed full first stage thrust of 1.5 million pounds and 90 000 pounds of thrust from the second stage. Total rocket cost was 17.3 million dollars.

Cape Kennedy U.S Russia

Bridge Job Awarded to D M Firm

At a city council meeting a $1,177,690 bid won the contract to reconstruct the Second avenue bridge. Des Moines Bridge Co led bids, $10,710 under the engineer’s estimate. Paulson Construction and Hobe Engineering also bid. traffic restrictions apply until the First avenue bridge opens. The project expands the bridge from 30 to 60 feet and includes a $288,075 reinforced concrete deck bid.

Second Avenue Des Moines Bridge Co Ned Ashton Iowa City Paulson Construction Co E Avenue NE Des Moines Bob Johnson First Avenue Bridge

Chiang Outfox Mao On French Recognition Deal

In Taipei observers say Chiang Kai-shek maneuvered around Mao Zedong as France recognized Communist China. Paris kept ties with Taipei, while Nationalist officials warned Paris of risks and followed U.S. guidance to tread cautiously amid the Paris Peking dispute.

Mao Taipei Formosa France China Chiang Kai-shek Mao Tze-tung Chiang Paris-Peking de Gaulle Red China Foreign Ministry Paris Peking U.S

Government targets smoking health risks campaign

Surgeon General Luther Terry announced a Public Health Service education push to inform the public about health hazards of smoking and deter youths from starting. The plan includes research on why people start smoking and how to make smoking safer, plus methods to help current smokers quit.

Washington UPI Luther Terry The Public Health Service House Tobacco Subcommittee Terry

Eisenhower Defends Missiles and Comments on 1960 Race

Former President Dwight Eisenhower challenged Barry Goldwaters claim that missiles are less reliable and stated we have just as good missiles as the world. He indicated no personal GOP candidate and declined to oppose any current contenders, while noting he would attend the San Francisco convention to speak. He criticized France recognition of Red China as a bad mistake and cautioned against stone throwing.

Detroit UPI Dwight Eisenhower Barry Goldwater Eisenhower Goldwater Johnson Administration Defense McNamara G.O.P Pennsylvania William Scranton Richard Nixon Nixon Romney San Francisco Bobby Baker Senate Lyndon Johnson Baker France China

Three American Officers on Board Dead

Washington reports the state department protested the shooting down of a U S jet trainer over East Germany. The Soviet note claimed the intruder ignored signals and was downed after entering East German airspace, killing Lt Col Gerald Hannaford Capt John Lorraine and Capt Donald Millard.

Washington State Department East Germany Wiesbaden Germany Russia U.S Moscow Air Force Weimar Gerald Hannaford John Lorraine Donald Millard

Engine Out Plane Lands Safely in Omaha

A United Air Lines DC-6 on a Denver to Chicago flight made a precautionary stop in Lincoln after an engine failure. The emergency landing occurred at Omaha where the aircraft was grounded. Thirty three passengers and five crew members were aboard and travelers for Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Chicago were rebooked on another flight.

Omaha United Air Lines Denver Lincoln Des Moines Cedar Rapids Chicago

Americans and Russians Reach Satellite Message Link

UPI reports United States and Soviet scientists communicated for the first time via Echo 2 satellite. Messages were sent between AFB California and a Russian facility marking a new era of space aided dialogue.

Vandenberg Air Base Calif Upi U. S America

All Time Peak Announced for Cost of Living

December price gains lifted the cost of living to an all-time peak as the consumer price index rose 0.2 percent to 107.6 of the 1957 59 average. Frost damage to crops was cited as a major factor alongside modest December rise and a five year high 12 month increase. Manufacturing workers saw weekly spendable earnings reach 89.52 dollars with three dependents and 81.63 dollars without dependents, up about one dollar.

Labor Department

Sinclair daughter wins divorce from Prince M'Divani

Virginia Sinclair M'Divani daughter of the late oil magnate Harry Sinclair won a divorce Tuesday from Prince David M'Divani former husband of Mae Murray film star.

Los Angeles UPI Virginia Sinclair M’divani Harry Sinclair Prince David Mae Murray

Interfaith Thanksgiving Service in Irvington Marks Historic Event

An Episcopal minister, a Roman Catholic priest, and a Presbyterian clergyman led a joint Thanksgiving service in Irvington New York. The event featured invocation sermon and benediction and is noted as the Hudson River community's first interfaith Christian worship gathering in a town tied to Revolutionary War history and Washington Irving lore.

Irvington N.Y Hudson River Washington Irving

Ecumenical Unity Tide Grows in U S and World

Billy Graham in a Catholic setting at Belmont Abbey calls ecumenical movement the beginning of something fantastic that could reshape Christianity. Leaders from the Vatican and National Council of Churches cite Pope John XXIII era openness and Council aims aiding interfaith harmony.

U.S Billy Graham Belmont Abbey College Charlotte N.C National World Council of Churches John F. Kennedy Vatican Ecumenical Council Rome William Norgren New York Department of Faith and Order Studies National Council of Churches John XXIII Albert Cardinal Meyer Chicago Chicago Theological Seminary John

Straup Resigns As Fire Marshal In Iowa

Iowa State Fire Marshal R. J. Straup resigns effective Saturday due to health pressures. Straup, 49, from Melcher, was appointed in August 1962. Wilbur Johnson of Ottumwa becomes acting fire marshal, with Straup returning to deputy fire marshal at Carroll.

Des Moines UPI Iowa R. J. Straup William Sueppel Straup Melcher Wilbur Johnson Ottumwa Sueppel Carroll

Newcomer Dawson Joins Office Ranks Under Boss's Son

The piece introduces Dawson as the boss's son starting at the bottom in the office, signaling an onboarding period. It notes his entry and initial placement without onward details.

Young Dawson

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