Secret Vela Hotel mission tests space based treaty policing
Sentry satellites launched from Cape Canaveral aboard an Atlas Agena booster aim to prove satellite borne instruments can detect nuclear explosions up to 200 million miles away. Plan calls for 57 000 mile high orbits with two widely separated craft to guard against false alarms. The project, part of a three part system including Vela Sierra and Vela Uniform, remains shrouded in official secrecy.
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PE Canaveral
Fla
Earth
Space
Vela Hotel
United States
Project
Vela Sierra
Vela Uniform
Neighbor Club Meets At Mrs Mae Sweet
Local notes report the Pit neighbor club gathering at Mae Sweet's home in October. Various families, including the Messengers, Horvaths, Shinkos, Wrights, Bemises, and Albrights, were visited or hosted across multiple outings from Friday to Sunday. A baptism at Columbus Community Church marked a family milestone for Larry Sheehan.
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Mae~Sweet
Melvin Messenger
Columbus
Fred Wallace
Max Bemis
Andrew Horvath
Paul Shinko
Hatch Hollow
James Carpenter
Townville
Sibley Wright
Saturn
North East
Leonard Blake
Buffalo
Kathryn Perry
Gordon
Harborcreek
Pearl Bemis
John Hamilton
Meadville
Carl Marsh Sr
Gordon Forker
Cleveland
Myron Wallace
Clifford Atkens Sr
Columbus Community Church
Jennifer Lynn Sheehan
Larry Sheehan
Glen Evans
Salvadore Elis
Jamestown
David Albright
Beverly
Fredonia
Linda
State Teachers College
Clifford Aikens Sr
John Sheehan
Corry
Fluoridation study supports water to preserve teeth
The Philip sburg and Easton teams found 1.5 cavities in Phillipsburg grade one through eight for every cavity in Easton peers. The joint report states fluoridated water markedly protects teeth from early life. Each department funded $2,000 for the study coordinated by Dr Louis H Sogaro of Phillipsburg. Examining dentists included Maguire DeMartino and Miller Jr. plus Graham.
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Phillipbsurg
Easton
Louis H. Sogaro
Phillipsburg
James J. Maguire
Gaeton DeMartino
R. E V. Miller Jr
J. Dale Graham
Union City Teachers Win Pay Raise and Expanded Year
The Union City school board approved a new salary schedule after a union request. Adjustments include year-based increases for 15, 10, and 11 plus years, a shift to 185 teaching days with 175 dollars for five in service days, and twice monthly pay. Additional pay for advanced courses and higher degree credits is adopted, with local and state funding increasing for 1963-64.
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Union City
Union City Teachers Association
Drought Severe Threat Grows Across Major Cities and Rural Areas
The drought spreads from New York City to others, with restrictions in many communities. Rivers and streams run low, wells go dry in several states including New York, Missouri, North Carolina, and Oklahoma. Kentucky endures six weeks with little rain as stockmen haul water for livestock and officials ban fires in susceptible forestlands.
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York City
New York State
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Great Plains
Wade Farm Herd High In Butterfat
September figures from Tri-County Dairy Improvement Club show Laurence Wade farm of Corry leading Holstein cattle for butterfat with 50.0 pounds per cow on 1,318 pounds of milk. Other top shows include Milton Bloomfield Spartansburg with 1,197 milk and 48.9 butterfat and Lawrence Miller Corry with 215 milk and 44.0 butterfat. Five top cows owned by Kenneth McCray and son Corry 2,400 pounds milk 100.8 butterfat, Bloomfield 2,202 and 96.9, Rose's Dan Dee Farms Spartansburg 2,580 and 95, Bloomfield 2,182 and 93.8, and McCray 2,343 and 93.7.
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Tri-County Dairy Improvement Club
Leonard Swanson
Laurence Wade
Corry
Wade
Milton Bloomfield
Donald Triscuit
Ald
Swanson
Kenneth McCray
McCray
Missing: Cold Heavy Currency Heist At City Hall Lot
AP reports San Francisco police seek a suspect in a theft from a parking meter collection truck. About 750 pounds of coins including dimes nickels and pennies were stolen. Investigators note the exact total value is unclear as staff count by pounds only and jokingly say money has no monetary value.
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San Francisco
City Hall
Ike To Watch Portrait Unveiled In Abilene
President Eisenhower will fly to Abilene on Monday for the unveiling of a portrait in the Eisenhower Library. The ceremony at the library will be announced by Sen. Harry Darby, chairman of the Eisenhower Presidential Library Commission, and portrait painter James Anthony Wills donated the work. Eisenhower then plans to return to Gettysburg farm Monday afternoon.
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ABN
Janary
Dwight Eisenhower
Abilene
Eisenhower Library
Harry Darby
D-Kan
Darby
Kansas City
Kan
Eisenhower Presidential Library Commission
James Anthony Wills
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Algeria and Morocco Battle Deepens in Sahara Skirmishes
Algerian and Moroccan police clash as mediators seek a truce. Fighting spreads around Hassi-Beida and Tinjoub, with tanks and planes used by both sides. Negotiations in Marrakech show no clear progress while Franco urges peace. Ben Bella calls all deputies to join the army amid mobilization pulses. Jacqueline Kennedy ends Morocco visit and heads to Washington.
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Algiers
Sahara
Marrakech
Hassi-Beida
Tinjoub
Colomb-Bechar
Francisco Franco
Morocco
Hassan II
Ahmed Ben Bella
Spain
Jacqueline Kennedy
Washington
Pat
Hassan
Mothers Should Not Be Present During Child Dental Treatment
Atlantic City AP reports Dr Walter Schwartz of Hozele Park North Dakota urged that mothers stay in the waiting room during pediatric dental procedures. He said older children are calmer and more cooperative when mothers are not in the treatment room and that only very small children may benefit from a parent in view.
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Atlantic City
Walter Schwartz
Hozelle Park
N. d
American Dental Association
Washington views on Reds and Cuban shipping ban
In Washington reports, FBI Director Hoover warns Communist leaders feel safe to operate openly as indictments for Hall and Davis await Supreme Court rulings. Senate adds foreign aid bill provisions banning US assistance to nations allowing ships or planes to carry military or toxic goods to Cuba. Nevada underground nuclear device test announced. Senate passes water pollution control bill with federal study on detergents entering water supplies.
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Washington
REDS
FBI
J. Edipar Hoover
Hoover
Red
Hall
Davis
Supreme Court
Benjamin J. Davis Jr
Communist Party
Us.a
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cuba
House
Senate
Union Okays Contract Averts Strike
Union Local 24 of the AFL-CIO has approved labor agreements with five Jamestown firms Art Metal Watson Manufacturing Hope's Windows Jamestown Metal Corp and Amsco Excel Cabinet Co. Old contracts expired today but were extended as negotiations continue. A strike could have idled over 2,000 workers and disrupted production.
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Jamestudy
American Federation of Technical Engineers, Architects & Craftsmen
Afl-Cio
Jamestown
Art Metal
Watson Manufacturng Co
Hope's
Windows
Jamestown Metal Corp
Amsco-Excel Cabinet Co
Won't Close Plant As Threatened
National Mumbing Fixtures Corp will not be closed as threatened, says Charles Peterson official. A plan to keep the firm open was worked out Tuesday in talks with Independent Foundry Workers Association representatives. Earlier the plant was set to close if workers rejected a 19 cent pay cut. they turned down the proposal Saturday and had a new five year contract last February.
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Ellwoou Crry
National Mumbing Fixtures Corp
Charles Peterson
a= son
Warlier
Bned
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