ESP study urged for future space missions
Space psychologist Everett Dagle urged exploration of ESP and other mental processes to aid communication with astronauts venturing millions of miles from Earth. He warned results may be nil but urged scientific and moral responsibility amid opposition. He described space travel's mental challenges and the need for reliable earth contact during deep missions.
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Benedict People Gather For Social And WSCS Events
Benedict community shares visits with relatives and circus news as residents attended church society gatherings. Mrs. Ollie M Smith honored on birthday. families from Neodesha Cha nute Fredonia High Prairie Altoona Coyville Roper and Buffalo joined a WSCS silver coffee with apron fines. Seventy nine attendees noted.
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Kansas City Votes on Daylight Saving Time Change
Kansas City City Council approves a charter amendment to place Daylight Saving Time on the August 4 primary ballot. Opponents circulate referendum petitions to suspend a prior daylight saving trial, potentially delaying the plan if 10,900 signatures are gathered.
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Boeing to Build Large Moon Orbiting Spacecraft
Boeing Co of Seattle has been chosen by the Space Agency to build an 800 pound lunar spacecraft to orbit the moon and photograph it at close range. The first craft in the series will launch from Cape Kennedy in 1966 aboard an Atlas Agena booster. Eastman Kodak will supply the camera system. The contract covers five spacecraft with an estimated price of 80 million dollars and could rise by 5.3 million if all missions succeed.
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Man in High Place Is Talked Down
A man named Jose Manguan aged 26 threatened to jump from a Brooklyn Bridge cable into the East River on a Sunday. About 100 bystanders urged him to jump while police used a loudspeaker. He surrendered after Rev James Conroy of Loyola University helped him down and he was hospitalized for observation.
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Laos Crises Prompt Appeals for Unity at Independence Day
Premier Souvanna Phouma urged Pathet Lao support to end the three-way Laos crisis during independence ceremonies. He warned of a dangerous impasse and said the situation has worsened since last year. Oslo: Staib’s North Pole crossing attempt ends 250 miles short due to open water and break ice. Singapore: Lee predicts US will oppose Indonesia's Malaysia plan after November election. Tunis: Tunisia moves to seize French farm land, 500000 acres, with law to be approved by the National Assembly. price terms set for 1968 transition.
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Nude wedding couple holds friends-only reception
In Delray Beach Florida Charles Morrow 23 and Sissy Morrow 16 wed in the nude and interrupted their honeymoon for an ice cream and cake reception with more than 100 guests at a nudist lodge run by John Dawson father of the bride. About 200 guests attended the ceremony the day before in nude attire. A separate note reports thieves in southern Maryland cut and carried away 17 walnut trees.
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Balloonist claims seven world altitude records
MINNEAPOLIS AP A young X paratrooper Tracy Barnes 25 soared to 37000 feet in a tiny 3 by 4 foot plastic gondola attached to a 30 foot balloon. He ended his flight near Mondovi Wisconsin after leaving from an airport south of Minneapolis. Barnes said the ascent broke the 1940 Boris Neverov record and six larger balloon records, with a quiet and nearly painless return and a slight headache.
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Miss Ottawa Joins Miss Kansas Contest Cast
Joan Wilkens an 18 year old Ottawa University sophomore will represent Ottawa at the Miss Kansas contest in Pratt June 10-13. She won Miss Ottawa Sunday night and received a $100 scholarship. Her home is Lorraine. Elizabeth Hinton 20 Ottawa University junior placed second and Merrie Leah Crawford Baker University was third. Forty years ago Washington had only one suburb Chevy Chase MD.
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Ottawa University
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Elizabeth Hinton
Merrie Leah Crawford
Baker University
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