Moon TV Project Goes Slow
AP reporting from Pasadena outlines delays in Ranger VI and Surveyor programs. Rangers face faulty diodes raising launch risk with one chance of success, while Surveyor opts for pricier parts and reduces component count to 50–60 from 224.
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Ralph Dighton
Pasadena
Calif
Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S. Space Agency
Associated Press
Harris Schurmeier
Ranger
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Schurmeier
Eviction Of African Protests Reach U.S. State Dept
In Atlanta an African visitor Abu B Kamara of Freetown Sierra Leone was refused service at a restaurant along with three companions. Dr R C Bell a Black dentist from Atlanta telegraphed Secretary of State Dean Rusk demanding an apology.
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Atlanta
U.S. State Department
Abu B. Magbai Kamara
Freetown
Sierra Leone
R. C. Bell
Dean Rusk
Charles R Hook Dies at 83 Former NAM president
Charles R. Hook of Baltimore Maryland aged 83, a former president and chairman of the National Association of Manufacturers and a noted international industrialist, died on Thursday.
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Charles R. Hook
Baltimore, Md
National Association of Manufacturers
Thursay
Tanker Dynafuel Sinks After Collision Near Cape Cod
A 3100 ton oil tanker named Dynafuel sank fifty minutes after disengagement from the Norwegian freighter Fernview in patchy fog ten miles west of Cape Cod Canal. Five crewmen were hospitalized but no serious injuries reported. Dynafuel drifted east overnight, capsized, then sank near Quick's Hole as six foot waves and northeast wind battered the area.
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Buzzards Bay
Mass
Fernview
Cape Cod Canal
Coats Guard
Quick’s Hole
Coast Guard
Board Takes Dim View Of Hotel
ATLANTA AP There is one small hotel that won’t be built if the Georgia Board of Education has its say. The board asked the Atlanta school board to revise a $6.3 million vocational technical school plan that would teach advanced hotel management, including 15 hotel rooms and a dining room, removing the small hotel from the project.
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Atlanta
Georgia Board of Education
Isolated Ambush Reported Near Demilitarized Zone
In Seoul the U N Command described the Thursday attack as an isolated incident. A Korean captain Hong Chung wi age 33 and American Spec 5 Harold Aldrich 26 Montrose Colo were part of a patrol near the Pukhan River north of Seoul when ambushed. Aldrich survived and the patrol fled to safety. Col Alphus R Clark Leavenworth Kan led the unit.
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K. C. Hwang
Associated Press
Seoul, Korea
Panmunjom
U.N
Hong Chung-wi
Harold Aldrich
Montrose
Colo
Seoul
Pukhan River
Hong
Aldrich
Alphus R. Clark
Leavenworth
Kan
Schools Hope For Return To Normal At Franklin School
In Chester Pennsylvania school officials sought a return to normal after an agreement aimed at ending three days of demonstrations at Franklin Elementary. More than 240 demonstrators were arrested as police and state troopers broke up a hostile crowd. The plan includes transferring 165 students to other schools and upgrading rest rooms and facilities while aiming to close Franklin.
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Chester
Franklin
Charles D. Long
Franklin School
Driver Was Glassy Eyed in Drunken Driving Trial
In Miami a woman facing a drunken driving charge was described as glassy eyed by police during testimony. The defense conceded. The defendant wore contact lenses and was later acquitted.
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Miami
Fla
Preyer Sees New Money For Roads
Democratic candidate for governor L Richardson Preyer said a new fund for road building could be created by extending the existing penny a gallon gasoline tax. The tax funds a $200 million road bond issue from Governor Scott’s era. bonds retire end of 1966. He favors a new bond issue without new taxes, outlining possible sizes and repayment timelines.
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Fayetteville
N.C
L. Richardson Preyer
W. Kerr Scott
Preyer
Cape Fear Kiwanis Club
Yars
75 Year-Old Skier to Bow Out After This Season
Georgetown Colo. AP 75 year old E. W. Scudder announced this skiing season will be his last. An automobile accident has slowed him down according to Scudder.
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Georgetown
Colo
E. W. Scudder
Scudder
U S Soviet Ties Deep Freeze After Barghoorn Arrest
An AP analysis outlines a deepening U S Soviet rift amid Yale scholar Barghoorn arrest on espionage charges. President Kennedy calls to release him as Moscow irked by stalled test ban pact and Berlin tensions, signaling deteriorating post Moscow spirit.
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Endre Marton
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
U.S
Russia
Barghoorn
Yale
Kennedy
Moscow
Camp David
Khrushchev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Berlin
Kremlin
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