Republican panel urges rapid U S space force build up
The 1963 report from the Republican Advisory Committee for Space and Aeronautics urges immediate high priority space spending under the Air Force. It calls for manned satellite interceptors, faster mobilization of resources, reduced bureaucracy, NASA-Air Force coordination, and shifting some future research to military use to boost aerospace industry and job protection.
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Republican Advisory Committee For Space and Aeronautics
Congress
U.S Air Force
Soviet Union
U. S. Air Force
NASA
Department of Defense
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Space Council
LA Times
Connally proposes wide ranging reforms to state government
The governor outlines plans for a new committee on education and an upgraded commission on higher education, water storage purchases, tighter oil and loan shark regulation, aging services, Padre Island seashore status with mineral rights, and reforms to tax, voting, and family law. He also calls for highway speed limits up to 70 mph, term limits for governors, a consolidated parks board, a three member banking board, a separate budget division, and a 12 to 18 member commission to consolidate bureaus, plus an expanded staff for the governor.
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Commission On Excellence In Higher Education
Water Development Board
Railroad Commission
Attorney General's Office
State Bar
State Law Enforcement Study Commission
Texas
Padre Island
Permanent School
State Highway Department
State Parks Board
Game and Fish Commission
Texas Tech
Texas Research League
State
Senate
Legion honors members and plans Home Show booth
Legion members earned silver stars and key club awards for recruiting 36 new members. Toler and Henderson led with 19 and 20 recruits. The group voted to display an Americanism themed booth at the Home Show and sell American flags. A house to house canvass will also sell flags.
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Albert Toler
Jeff Henderson
Toler
Henderson
Tom Preston
E. J. Shoemaker
Homer Reynolds
Delbert Wasson
Eplorer Scout Post 65
Canada
Legion
Texas American Legion
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Denver
Organize bureau with divided silverware tray
If your bureau drawer is cluttered with gadgets jewelry and collars buy a divided plastic tray for silverware to keep everything in place.
New 1963 Football Rules Demand Three Offensive Units
New college football rules for 1963 require three distinct units per team to handle offense defense and a two way squad for emergencies. Substitutions are free except on fourth down and at ball possession changes. The change sparks cost concerns for smaller programs while aiding multi unit strategists like Army's Paul Dietzel.
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Steve Snider
New York
UPI
Paul Dietzel
Army
NCAAA
Tirles
Cubs Sign 23 Players for 1963 and Other Spring News
United Press International reports the Chicago Cubs have 23 players signed for 1963, with Ken Aspromonte and Dick Bertell latest additions. Veteran Bob Friend inked a Pirates deal for a 12th season. Giants sign four pitchers including Bob Garibaldi and Gaylord Perry. Dodgers host Bill Skowron and Bob Miller as they eye big years, while Red Sox add George Spencer and Archie Skeen to spring training.
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Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Ken Aspromonte
Dick Bertell
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh Pirates
Friend
Bob Garibald
San Francisco Giants
Gaylord Perry
Ron Herbel
Gerry Thomas
Tacoma
Bill Skowron
Bob Miller
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Dodger
Yankee
Skowron
Stan Williams
Miler
Mets
Chavez Ravine
Yankee Stadium
Miller
Boston Red Sox
George Spencer
Archie Skeen
Almanac Today for Wednesday February 14 1963
The almanac notes the date Wednesday the 14th in 1963 with 349 to follow and a last quarter moon. Morning stars Venus and evening stars Mars Jupiter Saturn are listed. Historical entries include the Civil Service Commission 1883 founding Volstead Act 1920 and Texas tower disaster 1961.
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Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Russia
Moscow
Texas
Radar Island
Atlantic
New York City
Wall Street Charter Stock Averages Close Lower
Dow Jones industrials fall to 672.10 down 3.26 while rails slip to 146.57 and GMS dip to 133.11. The 65-stock barometer at 236.73 declines 1.04 as third hour trading shows 580000 at noon and 2500000 by 1 p.m.
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United Press International
Indus
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