Army plans February moon probe amid space cold war
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla (UPI) The Army sets February 28 for another moon probe using the Jupiter booster to measure Earth's radiation belt and test an optical trigger system. A UPI source says the mission is more propaganda than a match for Soviet Lunas, with a 33-pound payload viewed as a weak entry in the U.S.–Russia space contest.
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Bomarc Tests Reported From Remote-Control Air Defense
The Air Force conducted remote controlled Bomarc launches about 100 miles off Florida’s east coast. The air-breathing missiles travel over 2,000 miles per hour and were tested in the 11th and 12th SAGE trials. Officials did not disclose results of the tests using 1,500 mile long telephone lines for launch control.
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World Strikes Hit Mexican Telephones and Flights
A nationwide Mexican telephone strike, led by unionist Pedro rei, cripples both domestic and international service following a pilot walkout that began Friday. Meanwhile Batista seeks asylum and U S Cuban mission set to withdraw early February amid Castro criticism. Queen Elizabeth spends routine days at Buckingham Palace with her dog Susan as a constant companion.
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Army and Air Force Rocket Efforts Target Moon Mission
The First Army probe reached 66 000 miles before losing momentum and burning up. Pioneer Y set the U S distance record at 71 000 miles after Oct 21 launch. Two other Air Force rockets failed early. Juno II and Jupiter designs undergo changes to extend burn time and provide the needed thrust for lunar reach.
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Byroade Faces Question On Negro Ambassador Pick
Senate panel approved a slate of diplomatic appointments including Byroade as ambassador to the Union of South Africa amid debate over racial barriers. He defended the move saying the embassy policies aim for a workable compromise. Other nominations: Elbsiek to Portugal, Bonbright to Sweden, Wigglesworth to Ottawa, Berry to Ceylon, and Jernegan to Tirana.
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Sell the Surplus Through Classified Ads
Local readers are invited to place surplus listings for land livestock and machinery. Dial HE 2 599 to advertise items quickly and reach buyers in the next issue.
The Silent Quality of a 1959 DeSoto Cars
The advertisement touts DeSoto 59 models for quiet operation with rubber mountings Torsion-Mire suspension and heavy insulation. It emphasizes a solid X-type frame and doors that close with a deep tuk. Visit a DeSoto dealer to hear the quiet quality firsthand.
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