Radar Views Kansas City Radar Link System
Radar views in Kansas City Missouri describe a microwave radio link that will transmit control signals from the console to the remote radar station and return the video pictures to the console. The illustrated setup highlights the bidirectional data and picture flow between ground control and the radar site.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Microwave Department
Motorola
Chicago Center
Kansas City
World War Enthusiasm Fades as Viet Nam Talks Stall
The Associated Press reports persistent talk of ending the Viet Nam conflict but rulers in Peking and Hanoi show no rush to peace. In Washington the Cabinet met Johnson and Dean Rusk said Hanoi and Peking show little active interest in peace. Defense Secretary McNamara announced 21,000 more U.S. troops for Viet Nam, bringing total American forces to about 75,000 as Red China issues strong signals.
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Associated Press
Peking
Hanoi
Washington
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
Rusk
Red China
World news roundup spans Vietnam, politics, and space
Amid Vietnam tensions a British plan for a peace mission falters as Moscow and Hanoi doubt reception. U S air strikes near Saigon harm Viet Cong targets. Navy fells two MIG 1s near Hanoi. Goldwater forms Free Society Association to mobilize conservatives. Dominican unrest kills 69, including Americans. Johnson backs a consumer tax cut bill. A Titan 3C rocket soars from Cape Kennedy signaling a space era. Deaths include Buber Kaltenborn Norden. Nixon offers a wry quote on Churchill and presidents.
Who Will Direct U S Effort End Job Discrimination
The article outlines the July 2 start of the federal effort to end job discrimination under Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. It covers who may lead the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, coverage dates for employers unions and agencies, possible exemptions and legal questions, and Roosevelt Jr’s role and hopes for conciliation over enforcement.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Thelr
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Roosevelt
New York
Commission
Supreme Court
Harvard College
Trant
Justice Department
Congress
Federal Commission
Vacation swap sends captain from atomic Savannah to Linda Lee voyage
Capt. David B. McMichael, master of the Savannah, swaps his post to navigate the sailing yacht Linda Lee of Nassau while on vacation. The 51-year-old mariner, previously in immaculate uniform, joins the Linda Lee for a leisurely cruise from Texas toward the Bahamas after overhauls and years at sea.
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Mobile
Ala
David B. McMichael
Savannah
McMichael
Linda Lee
Nassau
Gulf of Mexico
Theodore S. Simpson
Palm Beach County
Florida
Texas
Miami
Bahamas
California
Galveston
Tex
Mariner
Port Lavaca
Eve
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Dial
Nordan
Spaulding Championship Golf Club
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Britain
Ghana
Nigeria
Trinidad
Ceylon
Moscow
Saigon
British Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference
Guam
Philippines
Navy
Louis C. Page
Jack E. Batson Jr
San Diego
Calif
Takee
Page
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Free Society Association
Goldwater
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss
Senate
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Hayden
Dominican Republic
Peace Committee
The
Organization of American States
Col
Francisco Caamano Deno
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Lrbit
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Space Station
Martin Buber
Jerusalem
H. V. Kaltenborn
Carl L. Norden
Zurich
Switzerland
Winston Churchills
Richard M. Nixon
U. S
Sanky
Met Hearing
LR. Wyatt
Young Eanes
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
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