Air Force RAND Details Unmanned Moon Missions
Los Angeles United Press report describes six types of unmanned moon missions from Air Force RAND projects. Probes were run thousands of times on computers, with space buoys proposed to anchor at lunar points. The first successful probe may loop around the moon rather than travel straight in.
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Air Force
Project Rand
Moon
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Rand, Corp
R. W. Buchheim
Hans A. Liesske
Cheaper Austin Sprite Sport Car From British Motor Corp
The British Motor Corp announced a small two seater sports car the Austin-Healey Sprite aimed at export markets. It carries a basic price of 4246 dollars and is the little brother to the Austin-Healey 1005.
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London
British Motor Corp
Mascot Fine for Driver in Nottingham
Notting ham England motorist Malcolm Pearson aged 25 was fined 2.80 for displaying a dangerous mascot on the front fender of his car. The mascot was a two set of five octors. The item appears in a brief UK news snippet with an odd insertion about hunting ads and Class 27 in today’s want ads.
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Nottingham
England
Malcolm Pearson
Mass Killer Ired By Psychologist
Lincoln Nebraska (UP) Charles Staroweather, 19, wants to blow up the psychologist who said he could not distinguish right from wrong. He has resisted defense efforts to acquit him by insanity. The defense plans a final psychiatric witness, then the prosecution will counter with its own. The case was to reach the jury by late Wednesday or Thursday.
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Neb
Charles Staroweather
Robert Jensen
Drought Raises Water Costs Across Indian Regions
In New Delhi water prices rise to two shillings per gallon as drought bites Punjab and central Indian states. Over 109000 people face water shortages amid the emergency.
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New Delhi
India
Punjab
Red Cross Unveils New Blood Plan at Convention
At the 33rd American Red Cross convention in San Francisco three federal agencies will help finance blood collection processing and distribution. The Red Cross will continue to rely on volunteer donors without reimbursement and notes it has spent 3,842,500 dollars since 1948 supplying about 700,900 pints to federal hospitals. The Defense Department Veterans Administration and HEW will cover part of handling costs enabling expansion of the program.
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Veterans Administration
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Red Cross
Fireman Loses Napa Barn In Flames
Assistant Fire Chief Hoffmeier answered an alarm to a burning barn on county land near Napa. The historic structure, built nearly a century ago by his grandfather, burned despite efforts. Loss estimated around 195000.
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Dulles Answers Soviet On Lebanon Warnings
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles addressed Soviet threats to Lebanon, stating the United States would act within its authority under the Eisenhower Doctrine and Mansfield amendment if needed. He cautioned against a summit driven by emotion, indicated broader Middle East powers, and suggested expert talks on policing a nuclear test ban may begin, with several questions still unsettled.
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Middle East
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Richard M. Nixon
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Nehru to Take 10 Day Vacation in Kulu Valley
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru left for a 10 day vacation to the Kulu Valley in Punjab region. He was accompanied by two personal servants a security officer his secretary and his daughter Indira.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
Kulu
Punjab
Indira
Concord Chamber leader jailed in manslaughter case
Berl D Bates 50 of Concord received 60 days in jail and a $750 fine after being found guilty of misdemeanor manslaughter for striking Steven M Lewis 16 with a pickup as he changed a tire near Pleasant Hills on New Year’s Day. The state sought felony manslaughter. Bates was alleged to be drunk. He was placed on three years probation.
Venezuela Boss Swears in Pair
In Miami a federal judge hears a case involving frog hunters Thomas Hall Avery Crosby and Eugene Debs Scamell charged with poaching on a federal preserve. The men argued they were guiding a Wildlife Service officer out of a swamp, prompting the judge to request more time to study the case.
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Star Forest Ranger
Joseph P. Lieb
Thomas Hall
Avery A. Crosby
Eugene Debs Scamell
Wildlife Service
Lieh
Senate Deepens Anti-U S Riot Probe After Caracas Incident
Washington officials disclosed three assassination warnings were sent before the Caracas mob attack on Nixon and his wife. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee heard Deputy Undersecretary Murphy and CIA chief Dulles on a closed session to assess risks and determine next steps. The Secret Service routed an indirect tip from a former agent on May 12.
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Richard M. Nixon
Venezuela
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Casacas
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Caracas
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Allen W. Dulles
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Assassination plots tied to Communist influence across South America
Murphy testified that an assassination attempt in Caracas was planned and cited evidence of Communist involvement in recent outbreaks in South America. He noted a strong nationalist desire for a better life and linked anti American unrest to extremist elements aided by propaganda from Radio Cairo and Radio Damascus. Senator Morse supported the view, while CIA Chief Dulles reportedly corroborated Murphy's testimony.
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Statistics Sought By Businessman
Wendell B Barnes administrator says a businessman asked a government agency to mail business statistics. The inquiry reflects interest in published data and the agency response to provide relevant figures.
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