Accuracy demands rise for space rocketry at NBS
Washington AP reports the National Bureau of Standards sets stricter accuracy for space vehicle parts testing. Steel gage blocks must be precise to one ten-millionth of an inch, per Steelways Magazine. A one-millionth inch bore error in a missile gyroscope could cause the craft to miss the moon by thousands of miles.
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Crabgrass in millet tribe classification noted
The statement identifies crabgrass as an annual plant within the millet tribe, spanning both annual and perennial grass groups. It emphasizes its seasonal life cycle and taxonomic placement.
Auto Industry In Holiday Mood
DETROIT AP The auto industry lifted its curtain on 1965 models with Ford’s Lincoln Continental first on public display. GM, AMC, Chrysler and Ford lines follow Thursday or Friday as dealers brace for steady sales and uncertain pricing after Ford kept Lincoln prices unchanged at 5766 dollars. 1965 cars show longer, more powerful styling with minimal ornament, more engine options and many accessories. Chevrolet offers 45 models, Ford 44, and the fastback design appears on several new cars.
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Strike Deadline At Assembly Plants In Kansas City
A 9 a.m. October 2 strike deadline is set at General Motors Buick Oldsmobile Pontiac assembly plants in Kansas City for 3,500 United Auto Workers members. Local 31 president Robert Septic says local issues drive the Kansas City deadline alongside the national Sept. 25 deadline. Also noted: 20,000 American school children will begin reading with a new 44 character alphabet designed by a British educator, each letter a single sound.
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Wis farmers killed in peaceful protest memory urged
The piece mourns two Bonduel Wisconsin farmers killed and three injured during a peaceful demonstration to highlight farm distress. It notes Wisconsin has 129000 farm families and 50000 poverty families earning under 3000 dollars, urging organized peaceful action as aid seems lacking.
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Bonduel, Wisconsin
Movie Exhibitor Sees TV Shift Fail to Doom Industry
Leon Robertson, Plaza Theater manager in Ottawa Kansas, argues television hurt studios more than theaters. He credits independent producers for quality films and notes 1000 theaters will simulcast Richard Burton Hamlet to replicate Broadway, with Ottawa showing it locally.
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Lost shrunken head reported in New Guinea tavern
AP reports a local ad in Port Moresby states a shrunken head was removed from Tortilla Tavern Jungle Bar in Madang. Tavern owner John Steen suspects a tourist as the likely culprit. Head hunting was once common among New Guinea tribesmen and persists in remote areas despite government efforts.
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John Steen
Language landscape in Micronesia discussed
In Micronesia nine Micronesian languages are spoken alongside Pidgin and English. The note highlights linguistic diversity across the islands, indicating multilingual use in everyday communication, education, and media.
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Micronesia
Mrs Chandley 43 Dies in Kansas City
Funeral services are set for Mrs. John Chandley wife of the Kansas City Times managing editor. She died Tuesday after gall bladder surgery on Sept 11. Married May 9 the Chandleys leave a daughter Mrs. Marjorie Ann Merritt of Prairie Village and her father Melvin Bell of Kansas City among survivors.
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Prairie Village
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Melvin Bell
Portugal’s Mozambique and Angola Provinces Border Ocean
Portugal’s overseas territories include Mozambique spanning 302,328 square miles with a 1,600 mile Indian Ocean coast, making it the second largest province. Its largest province is Angola, redefining regional geography and colonial boundaries.
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Angola
Chanute Tribune Page 13 highlights for September 23 1964
Page 13 of the Chanute Tribune dated Wednesday September 23 1964 features local news brief items, community notices, and short reports. It highlights civic updates, upcoming events, and brief society notes from Chanute Kansas and surrounding areas.
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Mitchell Motor CO
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