Apollo Saturn V Timetable Advances Orbit Plan
Canaveral details show the Saturn V eight-engine booster lifting Apollo toward a late 1964 orbit test. Engineers report a 100 percent successful launch as the rocket arced to 65 miles, then exploded water ballast and upper-stage fusing for upper-atmosphere data. Radar tracking noted electrical disturbances with data analysis expected weeks to complete.
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Morpe Canaveral
Fla
Cratog
Wernher von Braun
Nas Aeronautics and Space
Canaveral
Saturn
Sita
Jce
Soviet Rocket Thrust Tops US Booster Power Says Space Tale
A historical report notes Soviet booster rockets with estimated thrust near one million pounds, signaling Moscow’s lead in space launch capability for both manned and unmanned missions as the United States trails in overall booster power.
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United States
Public Works Bill Divides Senate Republicans on 2.6 Billion Plan
Washington AP Senate Republicans clash over a 2.6 billion public works measure they call a Treasury raid and potential presidential weapon. Prouty proposes limiting diverted funds to 600 million for unemployment regions and preauthorize projects already okayed by Congress. Democrats back the authority as urgent. Kennedy plans alternatives. The bill lets the President start unapproved projects under standby power with 90 10 local matching. Apollo program tests accelerate toward manned flights by 1964.
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Washington
Senate Republicans
Treasury
GOP
Senate Public Works Committee
Eplleagus
Public Works
Winston L. Prouly
Kennedy
Senate
Prouty
Congress
Khrushchev Quieted by Aging Pace in Power
Associated Press analyst James Marlow notes Khrushchev appears quieter, possibly aging, with less flamboyance and fewer threats. A Cowles interview and past shifts show a temperament that moves from brinkmanship to cautious diplomacy, while domestic strains and food shortages loom.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington AP
Khrushchev
T J
Khowshehey
Walter Lippmann
Russia
Kennedy
Kheushchev
Outer Space
Best Buys in Markets This Weekend
Food price roundup notes a new supermarket trend with pork loins gaining prominence nationwide. Rib ends at 45 cents a pound and loin halves at 49 cents in New York area outlets. Cooked bargains include cube steaks in the Southeast and sirloin in the Midwest, plus beef roasts and chuck roasts.
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Associated Press
New York Area
Midwest
Florida
Plain Cold Could Kill Astronauts
SAN ANTONIO Texas AP Americas astronauts may survive radiation meteors and other hazards only to heal common colds during space fights, an Air Force scientist says. The Air Force ordered extensive studies on probable effects of virus caused ailments during space voyages. The studies at Brooks Air Force Base deal with two main areas: effects of stresses of space on viruses carried by astronauts, and effects of the stresses of space on the astronauts carrying the viruses. Stresses is a key word because of medical discoveries.
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San Antonio
Tex
America
Air Force
School of Aerospace Medicine
Brooks Air Force Base
Seymour S. Kalter
Stress Hormones in Space Raise Inflammation Risks
The text explains two kinds of stress hormones, inflammatory and anti-inflammatory, and how they balance each other. When out of balance they can trigger vascular and joint inflammation, raise blood pressure, and lower immune resistance, alarming scientists about ordinary ailments becoming deadly in space.
Judge G B Colvin Seeks Re election in 16th Judicial Circuit
Judge G B Colvin, who took the office after the death of Judge John Golden, seeks a second term in the 16th Judicial Circuit. He serves as secretary treasurer of the Arkansas Judicial Council in the third year. The 10th district covers Ashley, Bradley, Chicot, Cleveland, Dallas and Drew Counties.
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G. B. Colvin
Dermott ‘Ried
Colvin
John Golden
Arkansas Juidicial Council
Supreme Court
Ashley
Bradley
Chicot
Cleveland
Dallas
Drew
Cross County appoints Mrs. Grover Gaskins tax assessor
Named Assessor A LITTLE ROCK AP Gavir Orvell Favbus appointed Mrs. Grover Gaskins of Wynne to fill the unexpired term of her husband who died last week as Cross County tax assessor.
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A Little Rock
Gavir Orvell
Favbus
Grover Gaskins
Wynne
Cross County
Virus changes and antibiotic limits noted by Kalter
Kalter explains that viruses causing colds respond poorly to antibiotics. Preventive inoculations can guard against others like Pollo. He warns radiation can induce mutations that may turn harmless viruses deadly, highlighting fragile natural defenses.
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Kalter
Pollo
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