The Wizards of Space: Space Exploration and Its Promise
Don Oakley and John Lane explore space as a new frontier. The piece uses a Hynek scale analogy to illustrate planetary distances and argues space efforts generate medical and industrial benefits. It notes NASA funding, industry support, and the ongoing debate about the wisdom of vast space spending. It ends with a reflection on peaceful coexistance.
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Kennedy
J. Allen Hynek
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Pluto
Space Crescent
Houston
New Orleans
Huntsville
Ala
Cape Canaveral
Wizards of Space
NASA
America
Space
Rafe Reveals Hidden Return Before Escape
In a tense courtyard confrontation Bender learns Rafe is alive not dead as assumed. Rafe confirms his identity by the mole, gathers his father, and plans a quick exit with Brownwater and crew while Duke and Spangler close in.
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Bender
Brownwater
Cook
Duke
Spangler
Luce
Bunny
Rafe
Chilton
Pikes
Lucey
Bill
August 6 1963 In History and Lights
UPI notes mark August 6 with events including the 1890 electric chair first use William Kemmler, 1914 Wilson peace mediation offer, 1930 Justice Crater disappearance, 1945 Truman atomic bomb Hiroshima. Also lists Tennyson born 1809 and Twain thought for the day. Jupiter Saturn Mars featured as morning and evening stars.
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Saturn
Mars
Alfred, Lord Tennyson
William Kemmler
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Joseph Crater
New York State Supreme Court
Harry Truman
Hiroshima
Japan
IRS reports 1961 adjusted gross income up from 1960
The Internal Revenue Service announced 1961 adjusted gross income reached 329.9 billion dollars, up 14.4 billion from 1960, with about 500000 more filers. President Kennedy proclaimed November 10 to 16 as American Education Week to highlight education quality and opportunities offered by schools.
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IRS
Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Bureau
Kennedy
Legal Notice of Estate of Rose Etta Johnson Deceased
Letters testamentary issued April 29 1963 in Childress County Texas probate matter No 1408. Executor and Executrix J B Johnson and Pearl Johnson Ward request all claims be presented before statute of limitations runs and before estate closure. Address Box 750 Childress Texas. Watermarked notice dated August 5 1963.
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Rose Etta Johnson
Childress County
Texas
County of Childress
Childress
A. D
J. B. Johnson
Pearl Johnson Ward
The Midas Touch In Its Heyday Editorial
An editorial laments rapid millionaire growth and its impact on nonmillionaires. It questions why wealth spreads publicly, mocks aspiring millionaires and their social effects, and critiques taxpayers and spending while noting 100000 millionaires in America. It closes with irony at the vast number.
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America
Ribbon opening in Cleveland marks new highway debut
A new heavy-traffic highway in Cleveland opened with a workman removing a wooden barricade as vehicles rolled through. No mayor or governor attended and no special license ceremony occurred, sparking wonder about future progress.
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Cleveland
Ohile
Hearald
March of Progress
U.S. Savings Bonds Promote Independence Plans
Government bonds promote new homes, business startups, college educations, and retirement. Series E Bonds return $4 at maturity for every $3 invested and are insured against loss or theft. Start saving today for independence.
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Ings
U.S
Manners: Quietly Move If Seatmate Annoys You
A traveler advises handling an annoyed feeling on transport by requesting a nearby man to swap seats. The tip emphasizes discreet action and maintaining courtesy during a ride.
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Millers Life Insurance Company of Texas
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C. B. Sikes Ins
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Rusty Hamer
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