Mars Space Convoy Possible by 1975
Denver AP reports industrial space expert Andrew Kalitinsky of General Dynamics says a new generation of NOVA launch vehicles could lift a four-ships convoy into orbit for a crewed Mars mission by 1975 if the nation opts to pursue the plan. Ranging up to 380 feet, weighing about 40 million pounds, these rockets would deliver over a million pounds of payload per flight and exceed Saturn V thrust, with design work by General Dynamics and Martin-Marietta showing promising configurations for rapid hardware development.
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Denver
Colo
Mars
United States
Soviet Union
Earth
Andrew Kalitinsky
General Dynamics Corp
San Diego
Calif
Kalitinsky
Martin-Marietta Corp
Baltimore
Incomes rise in six nation Common Market
The European Common Market Executive Commission reports a 25 percent rise in real family incomes from 1958 to 1962 in West Germany and Italy, while the Netherlands and France show 15 percent gains and Belgium and Luxembourg 10 percent. Internal trade reached 13.5 billion dollars in 1962, double 1958.
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Brussels
Belgium
Executive Commission of the
European Common Market
Commission
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
France
Luxembourg
Dinner guests and local visits in Chanute area
Banner notes Thursday gatherings at the R D Scott home with Mrs. Josephine Vaughn of Fredonia Imojean Colan of Chanute and Mrs Mamie Noltensmeyer. Wichita visitors A C Hines called at O E Hines home while H B Harrington traveled to Wichita and Arlington Memorial Day. A E Harrington and O E Hines attended a World War I Barracks covered dish supper in Chanute Monday. Clyde Casteel of Augusta visited O E Hines and reported Asa Casteel of Buffalo is hospitalized after a stroke. O E Hines hosted Sunday calls at Arvel Kindrick’s and Laura Louise Glamser and Roscoe Offenbacker visited Marie Noltenmeyer Sunday.
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Chanute
Clyde Casteel
Augusta
O. E. Hines
Asa Casteel
Buffalo
Fredonia Hospital
Arvel Kindrick
Laura Louise Glamser
Wichita
Roscoe Offenbacker
Marie Noltensmeyer
Scout News Neighborhood Meeting Plans for Day Camp
A Girl Scout neighborhood meeting for leaders will be held at the south shelterhouse in Santa Fe park on Monday at 9 a.m. Plans for day camp at Camp Wonderwood from June 17 to 21 will be completed.
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Santa Fe Park
Camp Wonderwood
Depletion Allowance Up in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellmon signed a law raising the state's oil depletion allowance from 20 to 27 42 percent matching federal limits. The bill takes effect January 1, 1965 and Bellmon said it would strengthen the delegation as they oppose reducing the federal depletion allowance.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Henry Bellmon
Bellmon
Pupils roll on classroom floor in carpet durability test
SYRACUSE AP reports kindergartners at Seymour Elementary School roll on the floor to test wall-to-wall carpeting. The school aims to see if carpet is more durable and easier to maintain than other floor coverings. Kindergarten teacher Tamara Cohen notes the children enjoy the idea.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Seymour
Tamara Cohen
Camp registrations due to Mrs Leo Cox by June 8
Camp director invites registrations to Mrs Leo Cox at 124 S Garfield by June 8. The notice specifies delivery to the camp director for processing.
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Leo Cox
S. Garfield
Brown Shoe moves to sell Kinney stores to Woolworth
Brown Shoe Co officials said negotiations continue with F. W. Woolworth Co over sale of G. R. Kinney Corp Shoe Stores. Clark Gamble noted talks persist as Supreme Court ruling forced Brown to dispose of its Kinney stake in about 470 stores.
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Brown Shoe Co
G. R. Kinney Corp
F. W. Woolworth Co
Clark Gamble
U.S. Supreme Court
Kinney Corp
Brown
Up and Atom 4 H Club Meets at Alcott School
The Up and Atom 4 H Club met Tuesday night at Alcott school with junior officers presiding. Doug Morley announced the program including group singing Sallie Embry project talk Bill Kennedy music appreciation Chevyl Bower health talk Cindy Booe safety demonstration Debbie Stroh parliamentary quiz Jacquetta Edwards. Next meeting set for July 2 at Alcott.
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Up and Atom
Alcott School
Doug Morley
Sallie Embry
Bill Kennedy
Chevyl Bower
Cindy Booe
Debbie Stroh
Jacquetta Edwards
Alcott
Modern Etiquette Q and A on manners and apologies
Quick etiquette guidance covers who alights first from a taxi the man, then assists the woman with his hand under her elbow. It says apologies for chewing noises are unnecessary but muffling helps. It also advises brief sincere handwritten condolence replies and explains rules for table manners.
Hospital Releases Arlene Francis After Accident
New York AP Actress Arlene Francis was released from Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after injuries from a May 26 two car crash that killed another woman. Her condition was listed as good with a broken collarbone a concussion scalp cuts and bruises.
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Lene Francis
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Francis
Editor expelled from Norton City Council meeting
Norton Kansas AP report says Pat Taylor editor of the Norton Daily Telegram was ejected after opposing a closed session. Mayor Melvin Moffet ordered the removal and Police Chief Lloyd Perrill allegedly grabbed Taylor, twisting his arm and dragging him toward the exit. The editor refused further conflict, preferring jail to further removal.
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Norton
Kan
Pat Taylor
Norton Daily Telegram
Taylor
Melvin Moffet
Lloyd Perrill
Traffic Suit Award in Wichita $105,000 Verdict
Theodore G. Haines won a $105,000 verdict in federal court against Gas Service Co. of Wichita after a crash involving a car and a Gas Service Co. truck. Haines, a minor, sued through his mother Pauline Haines claiming severed muscles and tendons in his throat impaired speech and sensation.
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Wichita (Ap
Theodore G. Haines
Gas Service Co
Wichita
Haines
Pauline Haines
Nomadic Somalis Use Northern Province Grazing Lands
Kenya's Northern Province has long served as a favored grazing area for nomadic Somalis who herd cattle and camels across the horn of Africa, sustaining a traditional pastoral lifestyle amid regional dynamics.
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Kenya
Horn of Africa
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