Caltech opens new space flight operations facility in Pasadena
A Century City style ribbon cutting in Pasadena marks the formal opening of an $1.0 billion space flight operations facility at Caltech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The three story center will control Rangers B C and D, Surveyor, and lunar orbiter missions, with 24 hour alert, deep space data reception, and 4 500 bits per second live processing.
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Memory of Rep. Cannon Observed in Elsberry Service
President Johnson and former President Truman attended the Elsberry funeral for U.S. Representative Clarence Cannon a longtime House Rules Committee chair. Cannon died of a heart attack at 85. A 43-man delegation from the House joined locals in honoring the Missouri congressman noted for overseeing national money.
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Lakewood United Way chief named president
Lakewood directors of the United Way Thursday elected Fred Sanchez as president. Other officers on the 15 member board are Oliver Conner and Postmaster Ora Knudson as vice presidents and Mrs. Jim Hismond as secretary. Sanchez appointed four Lakewood representatives to the area United Way board: Neil Fitzgerald Ed Coyne Fred Jensen and George Hender. Additional Lakewood board members include Ray Johnson Marshall Julian Wallace Brice and Mrs Carol Corske. Sanchez reported Lakewood raised 100.1 percent of its campaign goal for 1963-64.
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Adm Sharp Urges Beating Viet Cong in Vietnam
Admiral Sharp told a Los Angeles Junior Chamber luncheon that the United States must fight in South Vietnam until the Vietnamese can defend themselves. He warned Communist propaganda and terror threaten free nations and outlined three reasons for U S involvement in the region.
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NATO seeks Cyprus peace as ministers urge restraint
In The Hague NATO ministers from 13 nations pushed for a deescalation of the Greece Turkey Cyprus dispute and backed UN mediation. They failed to secure France back into an integrated command and called for German reunification by free elections before progress is made. Dirk A. Stikker was tasked with renewed conciliatory efforts before his retirement in August.
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Marital Cases Rise in California Courts
In California superior courts last year domestic relations cases reached 93,600, up four percent from the prior year, comprising about one fourth of the total 373,000 cases filed.
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Protest gathers 4000 signatures against Mandy Rice-Davies visit
Residents of County Durham collect a 4000-signature petition to protest Mandy Rice-Davies scheduled nightclub appearance. The action is to be sent to Home Secretary Henry Brooke.
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