After Moon What Space Projects Will Follow
NASA planners study post Apollo missions including earth orbiting multi person space stations, missions to Mars, and a permanent moon base. A biomedical focus with long duration crews and a physician onboard is emphasized for health monitoring and research in astronomy biology weather physics and radiation. Military and civilian needs may be integrated to avoid duplication, with priority decisions due in a few months.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Mars
Michael Yarymovych
NASA
Manned Space Station Office
Yarymovych
Defense Department
Four Golfers In $75,000 World Series
Arnold Palmer aims to switch from pills to birdies as he teams with Jack Nicklaus Julius Boros and Bob Charles in the two day 36 hole World Series of Golf at Firestone. Boros and Charles posted strong practice scores with Boros at 69 and Charles 68 as the four major winners collide for a $50,000 first prize.
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Akron
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Golfdam
Julius Boros
Bob Charles
Palmer
Arnie
Firestone Country Club
Nicklaus
Charles
New Zealand
Boros
Jacky Cupit
Phil Rodgers
PGA
Cupit
Rodgers
Quiet titles and contempt actions dominate Erie district docket
A dense Erie district court list shows several quiet title actions with titles quieted for plaintiffs Kempy and Piaintiff, multiple contempt proceedings including bench warrants, and various divorce, custody, and support filings. Witness motions, demurrers, and judgments feature alongside foreclosures, name change petitions, and a marriage license issuance in Chanute.
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Edna Ruth Bomberger
Ernest Bomberger
Ekstrom United Supply Co
Jack Durham
Ana Stark
Les E
Addie Stark
Ella Mae Mitchell
Toni Annette Mock
Darwin Mock
Elmer Dean Falkington
Charlotte Jeane Falkington
Letha Ellis
Johnnie C. Quinn Jr
Quinn
Fuli
Edgar J. Harp Eine
Willard Jobe
Home State Bank of Erie
Kent Buell
Judith A. Clark
Rupert L. Clark
Onerr
T. Virgil Taylor
Iowa Mutual Insurance ‘Co
Union LP Gas System
Ivan Moore
Carol Godiner
Rudolph Godinez
James Earl Ellis
James E. Moody
Tight Races In Prospect For AFL
The AFL opens its fourth season with two games tonight as Kansas City hosts Denver and Oakland visits Houston. Buffalo plays San Diego and New York meets Boston on Sunday, with Houston and Buffalo favored in Eastern and Western titles amid injuries to Kansas City’s guards Reynolds and Budde and rookie Johnson.
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American Football League
Kansas City
Chiefs
Broncos
Denver
Oakland Raiders
Oilers
Houston
Buffalo Bills
Chargers
San Diego
New York Jets
Patriots
Boston
Dallas Texans
Tommy Brooker
Oakland
Buffalo
New York
al Reynolds
Ed Budde
Stone Johnson
Three Youths Attack 100 Year Old Man
Henry J. Gray, a Kansas City centenarian, said three youths pistol whipped him after knocking him down and sitting on him. They robbed him of $4 and his billfold. Gray refused hospital care, insisting he could endure the fight.
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Kansas’ City
Henry J. Gray
Gray
Kelvin Camerer
Time of service coordination guidance from clergyman
The passage advises delaying notifying relatives or friends of the funeral hour until the clergyman and funeral director confirm the time. It stresses avoiding embarrassment by avoiding conflicts with prior commitments and potential interference if another service is scheduled at the same hour and day.
Boy Impaled by Reinforcing Rod At Church Site
A one year old boy, Loyd Rodney Powell, fell 15 feet at a church construction site and was impaled on a five eighths inch reinforcing rod. The rod entered through the lower left ribs, punctured a lung, and caused internal injuries. Firefighters cut the rod and he was taken to a hospital in serious condition.
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Loyd Rodney Powell
Stockholm
Christina
Sweden
United States
Radcliffe College
Boston
Antonia Axson Johnson
Global Briefs from Moscow Rome and Venice
The Soviet Union protests the limited nuclear test ban treaty signing by Nationalist China in Washington. Archbishop Ngo Dinh Thuc claims the US spent 20 million dollars to replace his brother Diem. Ezra Pound hopes to visit the United States again amid treason charges and prior confinement in the US and Italy.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
China
Washington
Peking
State Department
Chiang Kai-shek
Britain
Rome
Ngo Dinh Thuc
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Venice
Italy
Ezra Pound
Washington, D.C
Pound
Hughes sued for invasion of privacy by Los Angeles lawyer
Arthur Crowley, a Los Angeles lawyer, claims Howard Hughes and 10 unnamed defendants tapped his office telephone last September. He seeks 12 million dollars in damages and says the incident occurred while he represented a client in a suit against Hughes Tool Co.
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Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Howard Hughes
Arthur Crowley
Crowley
Hughes and Hughes Tool Co
Turkish Translation of the Koran Published in 1961
After nearly four decades of work a Turkish translation of the Koran reached publication in 1961. The lengthy project reflected persistent scholarship and language reform efforts within Turkey's religious and literary circles.
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