Lack Program U S Still Trails Reds In Space Race
In New York AP report Mueller, associate administrator for manned space flight, warned the United States trails the Soviet Union in space effort. He said a critical gap exists though Apollo aims to land a man on the moon this decade, depending on tests underway and a more definite program beyond lunar goals.
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New York
United States
Mueller
Soviet Union
National Aeronautics and Space Flight
Space Administration
U.S
Space Writer's Association
George E.I
United
States
Eeria
Soviet Pacific space test fuels landings theory
Washington reports speculative views in American space circles after Tass said a five and a half month program in the Pacific ended successfully. Observers weigh tests of water landings, stronger parachutes, and retro rocket systems for return from the moon, noting the Soviets typically land on land. Officials offer no details or comments.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Pacific Ocean
Tass
Pacific
United States
Span Blaze Blocks Santa Fe Main Line Near Madera
A bridge fire on a 380-foot creosoted wood span over Cottonwood Creek southeast of Madera blocked the Santa Fe Railway Co. main line between Southern California and the San Francisco Bay Area Thursday night. Fire discovered at 11:45 p.m. deputies could not confirm any person inside as flames hindered inspection of an automobile beneath the bridge. Water from the Central Valley Project runs nearby via Cottonwood Creek.
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Madera
Santa Fe Railway Co
California
San Francisco Bay Area
Cottonwood Creek
Santa Fe
Cottomwood Creak
Central Valley Project
Planets Will Not Collide
AP reports that predictions of Tearus colliding with Earth in 1968 are inaccurate by about 4 million miles. UCLA astronomer Dr. Samuel Herrick says Tearus, a half mile wide, will pass Earth most closely on June 15, 1968, easing fears sparked by Icarus predictions. He notes Icarus will miss Mercury by about 10 million miles on May 1, 1968, not enough to alter its orbit.
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Los Angeles
Earth
Samuel Herrick
University of California At
Herrick
Icarus
Spacecraft signals suggest Mariner 4 may operate through 1968
Pasadena AP reports signals from the Mariner 4 spacecraft photographed Mars on July 14 indicate the craft could function through 1968. The solar-powered transmitter derives energy from a solar panel aimed at the sun, with reception from Goldstone’s 20 foot antenna detecting signals about 197 million miles away.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 4
Mars
Mariner
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Goldstone
Javits Named Father Of The Year In New York
New York Senator Jacob Javits was named the 1966 Father of the Year by the National Father’s Day Committee at a New York ceremony. The R New Yorker is mentioned as a potential 1968 Republican vice presidential candidate and highlighted for his family.
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New York
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
National
Father’s Day Committée
Unclear protest incident noted near Fayette involving youths
Fragmented report describes a public safety incident and a noisy protest march in Fayette. Named individuals include James Williams and Pritchard with references to Black youths and a home, while deputies and police respond amid alleged threats and possible arson.
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Avenegol
APS
Tom Kadghd
Fayette
James Williams
Pritchard
Claiborne Smith
Dennis
Knight
Mathwest
Mississippi
Smeeling
K. D. Dennis
Shevill
Prichard
Densig
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