Telstar launch fuels global TV link goals and future satellites
Telstar 2 confirms NASA systems normal after a 604 to 718 mile orbit as AT&T aims to extend space communications. Telstar 1 had earlier sparked global interest but suffered radiation damage. Telstar 2 uses radiation resistant transistors and a higher orbit to reduce exposure. AT&T envisions a fleet of 20 Telstar-like satellites within two years for wide coverage.
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Pagel
Joy Cooper Jr
North Atlantic Ocean
Telstar 2
Walter M. Schirra Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
At&t
Alabama Governor pledges action to restore order amid unrest
Wallace spoke in Montgomery at the opening of the Alabama legislature promising to take action to preserve law. The Birmingham News urged Kennedy to end demonstrations as violence waned since April 3 with over 2,400 arrests and about 2,000 Black children among detainees since leaders shifted tactics.
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Birmingham
Wallace
Alabama
Montgomery
National Guard
Birmingham News
Kennedy
the News
News-Tribune offers two films free to civic groups
Two 16 mm sound films News Cavalcade of 1962 and Sports Review of 1962 are available free from the News-Tribune to civic clubs schools churches and similar organizations. Reservations by calling editor Joseph G Majersky at 336 3131. The films run 20 minutes each and are black and white.
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News Calvacade
Sports Review
News-Tribune
Civici
Joseph G. Majersky
United Press International Movietone Productions
Cooper Prepares For Space Trip
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP With his scheduled launching date one week away astronaut Gordon Cooper trains in a procedures simulator wearing a silver space suit to test tracking network and possible abort procedures The exercise also involved other Mercury era backup and support personnel at Sears Roebuck stores and the Air Force project team along with family details of the Bourne and Slayton assignments are noted
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Gordon Cooper
Cooper
Air Force
Sears-Roebuck and Co
Sennane
Siedel
Siedel Eeaint Ots
Jefferson City
Springfield
Mrs. Bourne
Linda
Christine
Daily Capital News Publisher and staff listing
The Daily Capital News of Jefferson City lists publishers Mr and Mrs Robert C Goshorn for 1927-1959 and staff including Mr William H Weldon president Al Rose exec vice pres and Gen Mgr Joseph G Masersky editor with AP affiliation and circulation rates for carrier and mail delivery in Missouri and adjoining counties Outside Missouri rates.
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Daily Capital News
Robert C. Goshorn
William FH. Weldon
William H. Weldon
AL. Rose
Mgr
Joseph G. Masersky
The
News Tribune Company
Monros Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Dial
Dillon Optimistic on U S Economy
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon said there is no recession on the horizon and predicted continued economic upswings. He told the New York Chamber of Commerce that Kennedy’s program would bring lower taxes for virtually everyone and that private enterprise drives vitality while government outlays must be controlled.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
New York Chamber of Commerce
Dillon
Parents plan early school enrollments for next fall
Public continued from page one notes families delaying current semester and enrolling children for next fall to ease public schools. In Washington Missouri, protests also push pre enrollment for next year as part of the same effort.
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Washington
John W. Englert Dies at Charles E. Still Hospital
John William Englert 74 of 803 Jackson St died Tuesday at Charles E. Still Hospital. Born February 1889 in Gasconade County to John and Pauline Englert, he lived most of his life in Jefferson City and worked as a painter. Survived by daughter Mrs. Lawrence Markway, son William J. Englert, four brothers, three sisters, and one granddaughter. Rosary Thursday 3:30 p.m. at local funeral home. Funeral Friday 9 a.m. at St. Peter's Cathedral with burial in Resurrection Cemetery.
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John William Englert
Jackson St
Charles E. Still Hospital
William Adkins
John
Pauline Klimas Englert
Jefferson City
St. Pe
Marthasville
Warren County
Washington
Adkins
Lawrence Markway
Route 4
William J. Englert
State of California
Alex Englert
Hermann
Arthur Englert
Gasconade
Joseph Englert
St. Louis
Antone Englert
Morrison
Mary Englert
Elizabeth Steininger
Pauline Tulle
Death of Mrs. Curran 71 in Columbia
Mrs Verne F Curran 71 former Jefferson City resident died Tuesday at Candlelight Lodge of Columbia after a long illness She was married to the late James B Curran who died in Jefferson City in 1952 She moved to Columbia in 1998 and was born November 9 1891 in St Louis She is survived by a daughter two grandsons a great granddaughter and three sisters Her body lies in state in Columbia then Jefferson City before services at 10 am Thursday with burial at Riverview Cemetery
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Verne F. Curran
Jefferson City
Candlelight Lodge
Columbia
James B. Curran
Curran
St. Louis
Moritz
Minnie Kiel Koch
Mr. Curran
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Illinois mayor arrested by FBI over sewer contract
FBI agents arrested Streator mayor Ray Sopher, 48, in Chicago on charges of accepting a $3,000 payoff to influence a sewer equipment contract awarded to Smith and Loveless, facing up to 20 years and a $10,000 fine if convicted. The arrest followed an alleged bid manipulation in the Kansas firm case.
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Chicago
FBI
Streator
Ray Sapher
Sapher
Mary Ann Distler
Sopher
Said
Louis Distler
Route 5
Alphonso Distler
Jeffer
U.S
Son City
Frank
Stratman
Jefferson City
St. Joseph
Zoning Plan Adopted by County Measure and Minor Bills Signed
Gov Dalton and John M Dalton signed three minor bills Tuesday all effective Oct 13. One allows third class counties to adopt county zoning plans. Another permits cashier's checks or surety bonds as security for highway bids. The third expands inspections to two state training schools in Boonville and Chillicothe.
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Dalton
John M. Dalton
Boonvile
Chillicothe
Permanent Committee On Correctional Institutions
Robbers Target Money Order Salesman in Broad Daylight
Two masked men accosted Ken Muninger, an American Express money order salesman, demanding $1,004 and $22,000 in non negotiable money orders. One robber, face hidden by hose, leapt from a car as Muninger opened his trunk. the second remained in the vehicle.
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Sandladay Ti
Ken Muninger
American Express Co
Muninger
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