NASA Explores Moon Wardrobe Innovations For Space Suits
NASA engineers at Redstone Arsenal outline concepts for moon travel apparel including water cooled undergarments liquid cooled systems and a constant wear garment. Other ideas include a thermal suit and a helmeted visor with life support and communications equipment. The article also notes successful Pershing missile firings and a strong Joint Fund Drive showing robust support across installations.
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Tex
NASA
Manned Spacecraft Center
Crew Systems Division
Earth
Moon
U.S. Army Missile Command
Redstone Arsenal
Army
Federal Service Joint Crusade
Exports Rise for U.S. Farm Products in Fiscal Year
U S Agriculture Department reports exports of farm products rose 20 percent to 6 115 billion in the year ending June 30. Commercial shipments and Food For Peace programs contributed with a record 4 6 billion in dollars, aiding the balance of payments. Sugar demand also increases as June sugar distribution reached 920 000 tons, with 518 000 tons in early July.
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A. Martin Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Washington
Lake
Nonth
Goldwater aides gather Monday to set up campaign
Sen. Barry Goldwater meets with top GOP aides and staff to map organizational plans for the presidential bid. Dean Burch and Denison Kitchel will join as national committee staffing is finalized, with state chairman requests under review. Government beer purchases rise to 145.8 million pounds costing 42 million, donated to needy groups. Goldwater resumes work after nominating convention.
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Barry Goldwater
Dean Burch
Republican National Committee
Denison Kitchel
Arizona
National Committee
Goldwater
Agriculture Department
GOP
San Francisco
California
Bohemian Grove
Newport Beach
Calif
Cardinal McIntyre's clash over race rights stirs Los Angeles
In postwar Los Angeles Cardinal McIntyre faces a race controversy sparked by 29-year-old priest Father William DuBay. DuBay's letter to the Pope urged firing the cardinal over alleged malfeasance and racist leadership, triggering suspensions, transfers, and public protests as diocesan officials and lay groups weigh equal rights and church authority.
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America
James Francis Cardinal McIintyre
Cardinal McIntyre
Wall Street
William H. DuBay
Cardinal MclIntyre
Father DuBay
U.S
Cardinal’s Carpet Club
C.C.C
Rt. Res
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Chancery
Vatican
Washington
Catholic Human Relations Council of
Terrance Halloran
Hawkes
Cardinal
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York City
Stock Exchange
Columbia University
New York
DuBay
Long Beach
Calif
Church Bulletin
U.S. peanut use hits high in 11 months to June
Agriculture Department data show 782.2 million pounds of peanuts and products used for good purposes in the 11 months ending June 30, up from 748.7 million a year earlier. Most of the rise comes from peanut butter consumption.
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Agriculture Department
Two Churches One Honors Founder
Freeman G. Lee recounts Brigham Young leading Mormon pioneers from Nauvoo to Winter Quarters and finally to the Great Salt Lake Valley, detailing the march west, the organizational system, and the moment Young proclaimed This is the place as the Saints began building a new home in the Rocky Mountains.
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Israel
Iowa
James Allen
United States
Mexico
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Pioneer Company
Orson Pratt
Erastus Snow
Promised Land
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