Dunbar Man Helps Fire 100 Rockets at Cape Kennedy
Walter W. Preston of Dunbar West Virginia joins Douglas Aircraft Missiles and Space Systems at Cape Kennedy as part of a team launching 100 Thor rockets. He has previously helped launch 30 satellites or suborbital flights and earned a degree from City University in 1951.
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Gary F. Hanson
Dunbar High School
Preston
City University
Barron to Attend Florida Meeting
Barron is set to participate in a Florida meeting, with officials confirming his attendance and outlining expected discussion topics and potential outcomes. The event will involve regional leaders and policymakers, highlighting aims to address local issues and future collaboration.
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Barron
Florida
Governors Conference to Meet in Miami Beach for Civil Rights Agenda
Nine governors on the National Governors Conference Executive Committee will gather in Miami Beach on December 14 to discuss civil rights as the main item of their winter agenda. Texas Gov. John Connally, recovering from wounds, will not attend. The group includes Govs. Anderson Kansas chair, Barron West Virginia, Reed Maine, Lovellburg Colorado, Rhodes New Jersey, Welsh Indiana, Clement Tennessee, with Purdue Aeronautics tied to transport and a crash warning context. An unrelated note records a missing 15-year-old, Dana Evans of Verdunville, Logan County, sought by state police with a description of his appearance.
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Fla
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Connally
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Kansas
W. Barron
West Virginia
Bert Rosellini
Washington
Pitts
John Reed
Maine
John Lovélburgh
Colorado
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Purdue
Ohio
Richard Hughes
Newflight
Gt . Jersey
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Indi
Purdue Aeronautics
Frank Clement
Ten
Purdue University
Lafayette
Life in Russia Altered Oswald Continued From Page 7
Oswald's time in Russia left him disappointed as he sought a perfect revolution. Stuckey's memo notes Oswald admired a purer evolution of Castro, criticized American democracy, and linked Castro's independence from the Soviet Union to Cuba's trade stance. On a New Orleans radio panel, Oswald defended Marxism, described vodka in Russia, and recalled his and his Russian wife’s background, while Stuckey outlined Oswald's path to Kinssia and exposure to Cuban literature and leftist ideas.
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Proom
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Cordiss Lamont
Sswald
Washington
Young Mai
Navy
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Demolitions rise as city eradicates dilapidated buildings
Building Inspector D H Gay reports 7 homes and 7 apartment buildings razed in 1983 with year end projections to top 100. The action stems from the shack removal push and public awareness of legal steps to remove eyesores. Inspections require a written complaint with owner and address details before action.
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Gay
Municipals Beautification Commission
Venezuela charges Cuba with arms shipment in OAS meeting push
Caracas said three tons of arms found near the capital on November 2 originated in Cuba. Enrico Tejera Paris was ordered to lodge a formal aggression charge at the OAS. The State Department supported the finding and offered to join Latin American partners in heightened surveillance to prevent Castro regime arms efforts.
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Foreign Ministry
Washington
Enrique, Tejera
Paris
Cuba
Organization of American States
Caracas
State Department
United States
Richard J. Phillips
Organization of ‘American States
Venezuela
Caribbean
Latin America
Snow Forecast From Distant Climes Delays Western Weather
Fragmentary weather note cites calm forecasts for western regions with flakes possible and temperatures mild, but incomplete text impedes full details. Authorities warn readers to watch for updates as central and eastern sections await fuller reports.
Woman Hit by Car in Charleston Incident
A 36 year old woman, Agation Easley of Maple Terrace, was struck Friday evening by a car in the city. She was admitted to Charleston General Hospital for observation and treatment.
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Agation Easley
Maple Terrace
Charleston
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