Quarles Charges AV Defied Wishes
M Holaday heads the Defense Depart missiles bureau. A Senate subcommittee chaired by Lyndon B Johnson plans four days of hearings with Army Navy and Air Force witnesses including Wernher von Braun. Ralph Flanders urged moving missile tests from Florida to Pacific Island to avoid publicity from Vanguard failure. Labor Secretary Mitchell said atomic weapons on submarines and aircraft carriers stand ready. Rear Adm Bennett urged industry to join in basic research to stay ahead of Russia. Twenty seven top rocketry experts called for a 10 year 10 billion dollar US space push. Brig Gen Barclay said larger satellites have military value and faster development if funds are available. The Soviet Union warned the Netherlands of danger in foreign rocket bases and the US pushes to establish bases in Western Europe. Pravda warned NATO that accepting US bases risks nuclear retaliation.
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M. Holaday
Defense Department
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Army
Navy
Air Force
Wehrer von Braun
Ralph E. Flanders
R-Vi
United States
Florida
Pacific Island
Labor
James P. Mitchell
New York
Life Inourance Assn. of America
Rawson Bennett
Naval Research
Armed Services
Russia
Bennett
Fort, Wayne
Ind
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Aorth
Space
U.S
Moon
J. A. Barclay
Redstone Arsenal
Alabam
Earth
Soviet Union
Netherlands
Europe
Great Britain
Pravda
Communist Party
NATO
Fire Heroine Girl Saves Brother as Parents Die
Six year old Karen Thomas rescued her brother James Jr after a fire swept three row houses in southeast Washington. She led him through back stairs while flames claimed the home of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Thomas, who died. Neighbors helped as Karen described the events to police.
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Washington
James E. Thomas
Karen
James, Jr
Yale Parking Downtown Adds 2000 Spaces Daily
Vito Romans of Downtown Long Beach Associates announced a Park and Shop plan starting today to provide overflow parking for shoppers downtown. The Municipal Auditorium Jet will honor merchant validations, with 800 spaces currently available in the auditorium lot and an estimated average of 2,000 cars daily across the new spaces through Christmas.
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Vito Romans
Long Beach
Isaid
Municipal Auditorium
Romans
Mom Driver Saves Tots From Train
Mrs Billie Low Heistand 23 of Fairford Avenue saved her daughter Vicki Lyn aged seven and son Larry Ray six from a Santa Fe Railroad passenger train near a crossing. She turned off the car engine and fled with her children as the Los Angeles bound train struck the vehicle at seventy miles per hour, destroying it.
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Los Neto
Norwalk
Billie Low Heistand
Fairford Ave
Vicki Lyn
Larry Ray
San Diego
Nose Tattoo Fails to Win His Girl Back
London woman Tilly Farrell 30 rejects former lover Henry Ferri 35 after he arrives at her door with multiple facial tattoos including a butterfly on the nose a coiled snake on the cheek a tree on the forehead and the words cut here on the throat. Ferri a former Seaman says he quit his job as a boiler man at a restaurant to end a quarrel and recalls a promise to tattoo his face if she ever left him. She slams the door.
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London
Tilly Farrell
Menry Ferri
Ferri
Tilly
Moe
Tully
Seismographs record two Peruvian earthquakes in Mobile notes
Recorded at Spring Hill College seismograph in Mobile Alabama, two earthquakes appeared Thursday night as events in Peru. The incidents involved Peru and were detected by the college instrument. No damage reports available at this time.
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Peru
Spring Hill
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