Worry rises over rocket tests upside down on earth orbit risk
An aviation letter warns that testing giant rockets with nozzles aimed skyward could nudge Earth’s orbit, alter rotation speed, or wobble the axis, though the scenario remains remote. Robert J. Major, a Saudi Arabian Airlines pilot, cites Newton’s third law to frame the potential effects.
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Airlines
Aviation Week
Space Technology Magazine
Robert J. Major
Saudi Arabian Airlines
Captain Major
Earth
Nungs guard and fight for US Special Forces in Vietnam
In Da Nang South Vietnam AP reports on the Nung mercenaries serving under US Army Special Forces. Led by chief Hin, the 600 strong unit, mostly Buddhists and Confucianists, are paid about 20 paters monthly and praised for discipline, endurance, and loyalty with limited sentimentality about cruelty. Major Allen describes Hin as a capable leader who can muster out with pay and a service letter when unfit.
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South Viet Nam
Mr. Hin
Indochina
China
CaeSas
South Vietnm
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Hin
Ma.j. Allen Jr
Mismi
Fia
Parachute jumper dies in South Africa competition
In Johannesburg, Roslind Vander Riet, 24, the sole woman entrant in the South African parachute jumping championships, died when her parachute failed to open after leaping from a plane at about 5,000 feet.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Roslind Vander Riet
Prices rise and shifting roles in consumer and business sectors
The article notes rising prices and a shift in influence from consumers to businessmen in areas like dealings. It discusses rising personal income and spending with a slower momentum, and increased expenditures on plants and equipment as a stabilizing factor against potential declines in other sectors such as oil, steel, and inventories.
We The Women Explore Wives Working For Husbands Luxuries
Ruth Millett reports a surge of letters from working wives who say they work to fund their husbands extravagant tastes. Readers describe desires for a new car every year, motorboats, hunting trips, golf club memberships, and other costly equipment. One woman notes she may work to provide luxuries for children as well.
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Ruth Millett
Enterprise Assen
Training centers across states announced by Dr Otis A
Dr Otis A Corps director announced two men's training centers and three women's centers plus conservation centers in 18 states. The statement highlights regional facilities and a broad program rollout.
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Washington
UPI
Otis A
Presidents Play Foreign Policy By Ear In Cold War Era
James Seminat reports on how U S presidents have had to react rapidly to communist moves. The piece traces Truman, Johnson, and others using sudden military and diplomatic measures, while asking how future leaders will respond to unpredictable crises and whether such actions deter adversaries.
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Press News
Washington
Ican
Johnson
Truman
North
Kottack
South
Kohoes
Dominican Republic
Reds
Lie
Viet Nam
Britain
France
Greece
Turkey
United States
Berlin
Dwight D
John F. Pannel
China
Anne Een Tae
Toe Ee Johnson
Doctor Explores Infant Fear and Heartbeat Sounds
Dr Lee Salk of New York exposed newborns to heartbeat recordings at normal and accelerated rates. Infants hearing faster rates cried more and took longer to sleep, while those hearing normal sounds settled quicker, underscoring the importance of bodily contact in early weeks.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M. D
Asea
Lee Salk
New York
Salk
Wey
Today In History Highlights June 1 events and births
June 1 marks notable moments from history: Captain James Lawrence’s dying command on the Chesapeake, Kentucky’s 1792 statehood, Tennessee’s 1796 admission, Brigham Young’s 1801 birth, and World War II developments such as Allied actions in Europe.
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Associated Press
James Lawrence
Mature Parents By Muriel Lawrence
In New York City last year the rise in homicides was linked to addicts and the drug trade. The author argues for disrupting the international drug market by cutting off customers and funding treatment centers. She contrasts police action with the need to balance costs against rehab and prevention efforts.
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Muriel Lawrence Asen
New York City
Federal Narcotics Bureau
James
Red influence grows from Dominican revolt amid weak government
Washington column notes a small cadre of Communist activists inflaming unrest in Santo Domingo with scant popular support. The Dominican ambassador pressed for 450 Peace Corps volunteers to live with villagers and teach democratic governance as instability and anti-government sentiment deepen.
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Santo Domingo
Trujillo
Beck
Washington
Peace Corps
NBC TV fall schedule reshuffles major shows and debuts
NBC reveals a sweeping fall lineup with new hour long series The Dean Martin Show I Spy Laredo The Wackiest Ship in the Army Run For Your Life Convoy plus half hour comedies The John Forsythe Show My Mother The Car Mona McClusky Please Dont Eat The Daisies Mr Roberts Get Smart I Dream of Jeannie Camp Runamuck Hank and more while several classics like Profiles in Courage Suspense Theatre and That Was The Week That Was exit NBC as CBS picks up Hazel and other titles.
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Hazel
Nbc-Tv
Cbs-Tv
NBCTV
Telephone Hour
Richard Boone
Bob Hope Theater
Suspense Theatre
Bob Hope Theatre
Dean Martin
U. S
Robert Culp
Bill Cosby
Laredo
Texas Rangers
South Pacific
Ben Gazzara
John Forsythe
Mona McClusky
Juliet Prowse
Mr. Roberts
Jeannie
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