Launching Nimbus Weather Satellite From Vandenberg
The U S Weather Bureau plans to launch the 840 pound Nimbus satellite from Vandenberg Air Force Base California. Designed to photograph cloud cover day and night it will orbit at about 575 miles providing global coverage every 24 hours despite radiation and prior satellite damage.
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Congress Drives Toward Adjournment Before DNC Start
Congress pushes to adjourn by Aug 2 two days before the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield hopes adjournment by the 22nd but cautions it is not certain. He credits bipartisan support for much of the legislation and notes Dirksen delays on apportionment and foreign aid debates. The House eyes a middle week vote on a one person one vote populating formula and a housing measure while considering strict import quotas in the foreign aid bill.
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Free Organ Lessons At Sherman Clay Hayward
Sherman Clay offers a free organ lesson program promoting a new teaching method. The course, advertised as part of an experiment, aims to help beginners learn to play the kind of music they love and improve quickly under instructor guidance. Aimed at residents of Hayward, the advertisement mentions contact details for enrollment.
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Vinson Probes South Vote Over Civil Rights Issue
Washington AP Senatorial veteran Carl Vinson of Georgia probes a key 1960s question of whether the South will reward a political enemy or punish an old friend. He argues Johnson and Goldwater stand in opposite records on civil rights and warns of a potential memory lapse among Southerners amid agitation.
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Roy Rogers Recovering After Neck Surgery
Western star Roy Rogers, 52, is reported to be doing very well at UCLA Medical Center. He underwent surgery last week to correct a fused vertebra in his neck, following a fall from his horse ten years ago.
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