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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1960
Page
9
President Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke with Richard Nixon by phone from Honolulu amid Democratic criticism of Nixon's East Journey. Eisenhower appeared puzzled and amused by the remarks and planned to address the issue in a future statement.
The White House said Eisenhower briefed Nixon on the controversial journey and speech amid Democratic charges of faulty planning. Hagerty said they discussed the Tokyo trip and related plans, while Democrats push that summit diplomacy bears risk and missteps. The President believes goodwill tours boost U S prestige in the Philippines Formosa and Korea.
Ann Arbor scientist Prof. Leo Goldberg argues a space platform in Earth orbit, weighing 50 to 100 tons, could serve as a base for astronomical observing within 20 years. He says a man is unnecessary at such a station and radio controlled telescopes would yield precise data, with an initial small satellite to follow in about a year.
The House Administration Committee approved a $25 per day ceiling for living costs on Congressional trips with a $12 per day advance approval limit for overages. Executive branch employees remain limited to $12 per diem.
The article analyzes a four hearts contract where West led clubs and East cashed two while pursuing a diamond defense. It emphasizes driving out dummy entries, establishing long suits, and the winning trick three as ten of clubs. East's cautious defense misplayed by not cutting off declarer's access to spades.
In San Diego a Army reconnaissance plane showcases Side Looking Airborne Radar SLAR capable of photographing the terrain from the side rather than directly below. Texas Instruments built the system with clear terrain mapping while pilot Robert Pelmondon notes some range details remain secret. Ryan Aeronautical added a tail doppler navigation unit to provide position data for radar mapping.
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