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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1963

Page

3

Space Chief Predicts US First in Space Race

Dr. George E. Mueller, NASA deputy administrator for manned space flight, told a Los Angeles ceremony that the United States will lead in space within a few years if programs continue. He cited Saturn I tests, the Saturn V, and Apollo missions as steps toward placing astronauts in orbit and sending missions to the moon.

Pos Angeles CNS America George E. Mueller NASA Mueller Los Angeles International U. S Earth Moon

Scions Seek FCC Licenses for iFM Stations

BERKELEY Ai-Facifica Foundation said Sunday it is preparing a petition to the Federal Communications Commission to renew licenses for its three subscriber supported iFM radio stations KPFA Berkeley KPFK Los Angeles and WBAI New York. The board expressed full confidence in executives and staff while noting the FCC has delayed renewals since earlier Senate questioning.

Berkeley Ai — Facifica, Foundation Federal Communications) Commission Ifm. Radio Board of FCC KPFA KPFK Los Angeles WBAI New York Pacifica

FAA Warns Pilots to Watch For Whistling Swans

The FAA urged pilots to be alert during the annual whistling swan migration from the Great Lakes to the Chesapeake Bay. A past encounter near Baltimore caused a crash. Peak migration runs through November 15, with heightened radar and visual watch.

FAA Washington UPS Federal Aviation Agency Great Lakes Chesapeake Bay Baltimore

Jewelers Convention Police to Quiz Looters

Police question owners from jewelers service after a $3 million robbery targeting a delivery station wagon. The ambush, in uniforms and Halloween masks, left about $1 million in loot and eight gold bars. much was abandoned nearby and recovered later. Authorities inventory the recovered items at the property clerk’s office.

New York West 30Th Street AAA Jewelers Service, Inc AAA 12Th Avenue 40Th Street Lincoln Tunnel Jun 12Th Avenues

Chiang to Head Party Parley on Trade Dispute

Taipes FormosaUnited Press International reports Chiang Kai-shek will direct the Kuomintang party and preside at a Saturday conference to outline retaliatory trade measures against Japan. More than 500 party representatives from branches here and abroad, plus 400 officials and workers, will attend the ten-day meeting. Some delegates will travel from the China mainland.

Taipes, Formosa UPI Hending Kuomintang Party Japan Chiang Kaistek China

Russia heralds Polyot 1 maneuvers for space station plans

Soviet scientist Mstislav Keldysh said Polyot 1's maneuvering capability opens the way to heavy manned space stations and round trips to the Moon Mars and Venus. He noted maneuverability allows changing inclination and orbit, enabling future manned flights and in-space satellite stations despite uncertain return status.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Russia Mars Venus Mstislav Keldysh Soviet ‘Academy of Sciences Keldysh Moon Venus v Polyot 1

State to Offer Its Used Cars in Better Shape

SACRAMENTO The General Services Department announced a new policy to dispose of state cars after thorough checks at 70 000 miles, instead of waiting for 100 000 miles. Mechanics will perform a complete inspection before decisions on disposal.

Sacramento General Services Department

Australia to buy 24 TFX bombers from United States

Defense Minister Athol Townley announced Canberra will pay about 56 million pounds for 24 TFX bombers from the United States. The move aims to bolster Australia’s air defense capabilities amid ongoing regional tensions.

Tex Price Canberra Australia Atholl Townley Wil United States

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