Ranger Moon Probe Fallout Prompts NASA Overhaul
Washington AP report cites embarrassing lack of government direction at JPL in Ranger moon probes. It notes $260 million spent with six probes, none successful, and urges a strong chain of command, a general manager at JPL, and closer NASA supervision to ensure future in house projects like Ranger and Mariner succeed.
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New Data On Effects Of Smoking Reported
In Los Angeles a heart specialist Dr. Travis Windsor of the University of Southern California School of Medicine reports that nonsmokers in the same room with smokers show similar physiological effects. Blood vessels in the fingers constrict in both groups, suggesting room exposure may affect circulation, with uncertain implications for patients with circulatory problems.
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Travis Windsor
University of Southern California School of Medicine
Windsor
Eagles Schedule Oldtimers Night in Livermore Hall
LIVERMORE An oldtimers night to honor past leaders and charter members is planned by Aerie of Eagles No 609 at Eagles Hall 527 N Livermore Ave Tuesday at 8 p.m. Special guest Frank Nevis of Pleasanton, last surviving charter member, will attend along with many past officers. 20, 39, and 40 year pins to be awarded to numerous members, lifelong pins to Emanuel Mingola, Arthur Hansen and Ernest Anderson.
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Livermore
Mike Ayala
J. M. Christian
Peter Forte
Henry H
Aaron Rasmussen
Lifel
Io Emanuel Mingola
Arthur Hansen
Ernest Anderson
Livermore Recreation Hours and San Lorenzo Crusade Meeting
Livermore recreation hours list May Nissen Park swim times 1:30 to 7 p.m. weekends and 1:30 to 5:40 p.m. on Saturdays at Livermore High School pool. Programs include swim-to-live from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., recreation swimming 1:30 to 8 p.m., business men's swim 5:30 to 7 p.m., and adult instruction 8 to 9 p.m. Also notes Council of Social Planning and Bay Area Crusade discussion on San Lorenzo Boys Club funding with life-saving and women’s swim classes, pending final Crusade decision due June 28. Further info: recreation district office, 447-6565.
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Nissen
May Nissen
SAN Loreneg
Council of Social Planning
United Baysta
Renzo Boys Club
An Sanford
Konsid Farrell
Crusade
Fred L. Greenlee
Donald W. Beggs
William Howell
Calhoun Cartwright
Allen Jackson
Boys Club
San Lorenzo Villages’ Homes Association
Trio Named By Crusade Appoints East Bay Vice Chairs
Woodward Melone announces three East Bay executives as UBAC major firms division vice chairmen for Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. Harry R. Lange of Cutter Laboratories Berkeley Ray Le Baron of Crocker Citizens National Bank Oakland and Elmo A. Mazzera Bank of America Oakland will help raise seven million dollars toward nearly seven hundred seventeen thousand eight hundred in 1964 UBAC goals.
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United Bay Area Crusade
Alameda
Contra Costa
Woodward Melone
UBAC
Harry R. Lange
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Ray LeBaron
Oakland
Crocker Citizens National Bank
Elmo A. Mazzera
Bank of America
Melone
Army Trials For Newsmen
Six South Korean journalists arrested during anti government demonstrations were referred to army prosecutors for possible military trial. The martial law command indicted three student leaders on insurrection charges, with possible death penalties if convicted. The newsmen are held on suspicion of aiding Communists, inciting insurrection, spreading falsehoods, and reporting an illegal assembly. Maximum sentences for the six journalists reach 18 years.
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Seoul
South Korea
Martial Law Command
San Leandro Fair Show Opens During San Leandro Days
The Alameda County Fair preview screens a Saturday show at Oakland Airport main terminal at 1 p m with bands dancing and singing. The event includes San Leandro product displays exhibits from local agencies and a naval air display featuring a miniature aircraft carrier and A jet engine.
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Rave Agency
Six Policy Changes At San Leandro Library Adopted
The San Leandro city library board approved six changes to circulation policies and procedures. The group vote was 4 to 1 with Trustee Joseph W. Smith abstaining and Vernon P. Larson voting against. Changes include a two week circulation period and proposals on overdue fines for lost books and non resident loan services. The staff recommended the changes to reduce staff workload, remove public objections, and equalize fines.
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San Leandro
Joseph W. Smith
Vernon P. Larson
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