Two Sentries Roam Space in Secrecy Cloaked Vela Hotel Mission
Two satellites launched aboard an Atlas Agena booster pursue a secrecy bound test to prove satellite sensors can detect nuclear explosions up to 200 million miles away. The Vela Hotel craft will reach 57 000 mile high orbits to guard against false alarms and verify treaty policing.
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Space
United States
Project
Vela Hotel
Vela Sierra
Vela Uniform
Ann Landers style advice column excerpts
A Chaunte Tribune 1963 page reprints Ann Landers letters and responses. It includes the Gerald wife letter about a 56-year-old husband writing to many teen girls, a student Stephen misdating Maurine, and social courtesy notes. The column ends with a copyright note from 1963.
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Bakersfield
Chanute Tribune
Communists to discuss Soviet Chinese dispute in Moscow meet
An international Communist source said delegations from 20 to 25 foreign countries will gather in Moscow on November 7 to prepare a call for a world meeting on the Soviet Chinese dispute. The informant said the meeting may be set for February or March and about 100 Communist parties worldwide would be invited.
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Communist Party
Fifth American Soldier Defects to East Germany
In Heidelberg ADN claimed Pvt. Frank Barton of Los Angeles has defected to East Germany and has been AWOL since August 30 from his Giessen unit. U.S. Army confirms the missing soldier details. In Geneva the Red Cross lamented low international response to its Yemen relief appeal amid civil war.
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Frankfurt
Geneva
International Committee of the Red Cross
Yemen
Dulles Warns on Spy Swaps and Free Society Risks
In Los Angeles former CIA director Allen W. Dulles warned that the Soviet Union has the upper hand in spy swaps. He said it is easier for Moscow to plant spies in a free society than in a police state, and that Russia could arrest innocent American travelers to trade for its agents.
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Eisenhower to attend oil portrait unveiling at Abilene library
President Eisenhower will fly to Abilene Kansas Monday for the unveiling of an oil portrait of him at the Eisenhower Library. The painting by James Anthony Wills was donated by Boots Adams Phillips Petroleum Company board chairman. Eisenhower will return to Gettysburg that afternoon.
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Boots) Adams
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Wallace to Speak at Harvard Radcliffe Opening Ivy Tour
Gov. George Wallace of Alabama starts a speaking tour of Ivy League campuses in November with a Harvard Radcliffe appearance sponsored by the Harvard Radcliffe Young Democrats Club. The talk will be limited to students and faculty for security reasons. Wallace then appears at Dartmouth November 5 and Brown November 7.
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Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to Britons and Australian
The 1963 Nobel Prize in Medicine was shared by Alan Hodgkin and Andrew Huxley of Britain and Sir John Accles of Australia for discoveries on ionic mechanisms in nerve cell membranes. The award total reached a record 265,000 Swedish crowns.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Alan Lloyd Hodgkin
Cambridge
Andrew Fielding Huxley
University College
London
Sir John Carew Accles
Canberra
Royal Caroline Institute of Medicine
Elderly Woman Locked In Rescued After Days
In San Francisco Louise Welts aged 93 waited four days after finding her upstairs bedroom door locked with no key. She had no water and little food before she called for help via an open window. Firemen rescued her on Wednesday.
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Louise Welts
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