Space signals and orbital facts mix with local notices
The item blends spaceflight history with local addresses and ads. It notes a spacecraft sending signals at 19 995 megahertz, an orbit from 108 to 150 miles, and a 65 degree inclination. It then details astronauts John H. Glenn Jr Malcolm Scott Carpenter Titov Nikolayev and prior suborbital flights with dates. The segment also lists residents and ad copy for Union City and surrounding towns.
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Tass
U.S
John H. Glenn Jr
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Earth
Glenn
Carpentter
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Virgil I. Grissom
Moscow
Titov
Gagarin
Nikolayev
Iroe
Yuri Gagarin
Shorshaly
Chuvash Autonomous Republic
Reds' Spaceman Orbits Earth
The Soviet cosmonaut Nikolayev completes a one orbit flight aboard Vostok 1 lasting just over an hour. Tass reports the spacecraft systems remained functional and Nikolayev endured the orbit well. Moscow Radio said he felt good and could see the earth through the porthole. He is described as a farm boy and former lumberjack.
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Tass
Vostok 1
Nikolayev
Earth
Moscow Radio
Titov
Moscow
Kremlin
Heat Wave Hits Southwest and Plains Across Texas to California
A sweltering heat wave pushes temperatures above 100 in Texas, Arizona, and California with Beaumont reaching 106 for the third straight day and Austin suffering a 42nd dry day. El Centro tops 114 for fifth day, while cooler conditions and storms occur in the North and Midwest.
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Southwest
Plains
Texas
Arizona-California
Beaumont
Tex
Austin
California
el Centro
Imperial Valley
Fargo
Jamestown
N.D
Weather Bureau
North Dakota
Milwaukee
Drummont
Mont
New York City
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Hoover Truman Join In Dedication Of Hoover Library In West Branch
In West Branch Iowa an old fashioned scene marked the dedication of the Hoover Presidential Library. Herbert Hoover and Harry S. Truman spoke to an affectionate crowd, praising Hoover and lampooning critics as they celebrated the landmark birth place ceremony. The presidents shared praise and the public sang Happy Birthday to Hoover as Truman joked about past hardships.
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West Branch
Iowa
United States
Herbert Hoover
Harry S.truman
Hoover Presidential
Hoover
Truman
Mr Hoover
Harry
Herbert
America
White House
Bach
Sabin oral polio vaccine consent form request
Parent or guardian requests Sabin oral polio vaccine for listed minor. Signature confirms parental consent. Note: 25¢ per dose requested to cover costs. no one will be refused.
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Sabin
PSES To Aid Retiring Servicemen
The Pennsylvania State Employment Service will cooperate in a national plan to place retiring military personnel in civilian jobs. William Michael, Corry office manager, notes Defense Department support and the need for services for a second career in professional, managerial, and technical roles. About 50,000 annual retirees nationwide, 3,000 Pennsylvanians, many age 40 to 44, have qualifications but lack suitable civilian occupation paths. Projections show retirees reaching 73,000 in 1965-47,300 from PA, rising to 718,000 by 1970 overall.
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Pennsylvania State Employment Service
William Michael
Corry
U.S. Defense Department
Defense Department
Michael
Michael Gas
United States
Pennsylvania
Local PSES Offices Aid Military Retirees and Veterans
Local PSES offices are tasked with assisting service members nearing retirement and those already retired seeking employment. Retirees are urged to contact their nearest office for guidance and job placement support.
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PSES
School Expansion Aims To Ease Overcrowding In Local District
The south side elementary plan adds a 15 room building to vacate Wright School rooms and close Harding School as office space for the superintendent and staff. Miller's census suggests population growth will still outpace the jointure's capacity, though no current classroom shortage exists. The figures detail local school trends and potential future needs.
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Wright School
Harding School
Miller
Rebels Demand Guido Resign as Argentine Crisis Deepens
Buenos Aires amid rebel pressure calls for President Guido to quit while Maj. Gen. Toranzo Montero and allies push for a democratic military dictatorship. Navy involvement halts fighting as talks extend hold-fire. Loz Loza and Senorans resignations shape a tense cabinet reshuffle.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Gui Flo
Guido Tust
Federico Toranzo Montero
Carlos E de Moors Koenig
Toranzo Montero
Jose Lulls Cantilo
Guido
Ebel Jewdat
Guilla
Aleady
Edguardo Senorans
Benorans
Senovans
4Th Army Coyns
Salta
Jujuy
Juan Bautista Loz
Loza
Seno
Arturo Ossorio Arana
Senorans Senorans
Juan D. Peron
Ossorio Arana
Torsinzo Montero
Peron
Jose Duis Cantilo
Toronzo Montero
Palermo
1St Army Mobile Division
Buenos Federal District
Senorans
Arturo Ossola Arana
War Ministry
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Robert Samuelson
North Center Street
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