USAF Faced with Outback and Dyna-Soar Loss Risk
The Air Force May scrap the Dyna-Soar manned space glider as McNamara questions its value beyond Gemini. Nine years of rocket boosted work cost about 300 million dollars with 125 million more in the current budget. The first unmanned Dyna-Soar could fly late in 1965 with manned flights targeted for 1966. Gemini appears closer to flight and may render Dyna-Soar redundant.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
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James Ferguson
Wuld
Four Die In Minnesota Head On Crash On U S 52
The seven weekend deaths include a Stearns County head on collision east of Sauk Centre killing Allan Meigs 65 and Alice 55 of Sauk Centre Mara Hiese rich 15 and Bradley Munson 18 of Melrose and the driver Karl Kuhlman 16 of Melrose listed in fair condition. Roger Johnson 27 of Albert Lea died when his foreign car struck a guard post on Minn 4 at Fairfax James Johnson in serious condition. Ralph Whelan 44 of Graceville died after a collision on Minn 28 west of Graceville with Sylvester Fisher of Dumont. Earl Beacon 12 of Staples was fatally injured on a Staples street.
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Associated Press
Stearns County
Minnesota
U.S. 52
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Allan T. Meigs
Alice
Mara Hieserich
Bradley Munson
Melrose
Karl Allen Kuhlman
Highway Patrol
Roger W. Johnson
Albert Lea
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Fairfax
James
Waseca
Ralph Whelan
Graceville
Sylvester Fisher
Dumont
Fisher
Whelan
Clarence
Earl Beacon
Staples
Staples Street
U.S. and France Align on Space Electromagnetic Research
Washington reports that despite policy gaps the United States and France will pursue a joint program to study electro magnetic waves in space, reflecting continued cooperation in space science and exploration.
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France
Washington
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Stolen Wall Paneling Reported in La Crosse Garage
A theft from a garage at 2145 Cass St. is reported by William H. Laux. Three wall panels valued at 26.40 total were taken on Saturday night, including oak, walnut, and fir panels.
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Cass St
la Crosse
William H. Laux
Boathouse Break-In Reported on Jones Island
Earl Page of 214 N 4th Ave On Alaska told the Sheriff Saturday his Jones Island boathouse was broken into He said he does not know if anything was stolen Also included are stock market style commodity notes from Chicago summarizing USDA potato and grain prices and activity.
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N. 4Th Ave
Onalaska
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Jones Island
Page
Body Of Minister Found In Avalanche In Ouray
Searchers recovered Rev. Marvin Hudson 39 in Ouray Colorado a week after an avalanche buried his family. His two daughters Amelia 17 and Pauline 11 were in the family car along U S Highway 550 when the snow swept them into a canyon. The car and girls had not been found.
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Colo
Marvin Hudson
Amelia
Pauline
U.S. Highway 550
29 Weekend Crashes No Injuries Reported
Capt. Robert Loeffler of the police traffic bureau says there were 29 accidents on city streets from 7 a.m. Friday to about 2:30 p.m. Sunday. None caused serious injuries.
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Reynolds Sees Good Chance For Tax Bill In 1963 Wisconsin Legislature
Gov. John W. Reynolds said his tax bill has a good chance of passage amid Republican criticism calling the plan contrived and fraudulent. He favored a 0.75 percent income tax boost, repeal of the sales tax, and new levies on autos cigarettes and liquor to fund a $35 million expansion in the 1963 building program. The plan aims to speed sessions by extending procedural routines and adding a state psychiatric treatment center and a state colony for retarded children.
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John W. Reynolds
Tually Ali
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Waupun State Prison
Winona Livestock Report and Navy Submarine Draft Plans
Swift & Company lists steady hog and weak cattle markets with specific price ranges for various weights and grades. Separate item notes Congress advancing attack submarine production and a draft bill to extend conscription to July 1967 with an estimated 360,000 inductees and 90,000 per year.
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Rockefeller Divorce Rumors Shape Local Republican Ties
The piece notes how Rockefeller's divorce a year ago stirs discussions among local party workers. It highlights concerns about potential damage to his prospects and the view that a Rockefeller campaign would be guided by seasoned professionals with strong fundraising and organizational support amid Kennedy era political power.
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John F. Kennedy
Plan for federation of Syria Iraq and UAR outlined
In Damascus, Iraqi deputy premier Ali Saleh el Saadi announced talks on a federation uniting Syria, Iraq, and the United Arab Republic. He urged joint military coordination with Algeria and Yemen and called for a political planning council with Iraq. Security forces cracked down on Communists as Nasserist sentiment rose.
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Ali Saleh el ‘Saadi
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U.A.R
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el Saadi
Iraqi Communist Party
Moscow
Atlantic
Persian Gulf
Ali Saleh el Saadi
Algeria
Yemen
el- Saadi
Salah Bitar
Nasser
Him
Egypt
Ba'ath
Khalid el Azem
Abdullah Al-Sallal
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Hussein
Saud
Kiwanis To Hear College Professor Olson Speak
Norman C. Olson associate professor of economics at Eau Claire State College will address the La Crosse Kiwanis Club at noon Tuesday in the Hotel Stoddard. His speech titled Planning for Management Development outlines his extensive background in economics education and public service.
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Eau Claire State College
la Crosse Kiwanis Club
Stoddard
Olson
Eau Claire
University of Wisconsin
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Madison
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Minn
Western Illinois University
Macomb, Ill
United States
Canada
Eight Die In Pennsylvania Farmhouse Fire
A dairy farmer his six children and a nephew died when a Porterville two story frame house burned. The farmer's wife escaped and rang the fire department in a last effort to save her family.
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Butler, Pa
Porterville
Pennsylvania
Records Police Ambulance And Fire Department Log
Police and ambulance calls show Emma Hodge 86 moved to St Francis Hospital for illness at 818 Cass St March 9 at 6 10 p m Riley Baily 78 to Lutheran Hospital for illness March 10 at 1 17 a m from 1513 Farnam St Fire Department in La Crosse March 11 at 1 a m check on furnace motor at 415 S 22nd St
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Emma Hodge
St. ‘Francis Hospital
Farnam St
Riley Baily
Lutheran Hospital
la Crosse
Association To Meet At La Crosse County Mental Health
The boards of the La Crosse County Mental Health Association will hold its March meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Florence Wing Library at La Crosse State College. During 1962 steelmaking furnaces in the U.S. poured 98,329,900 net tons of ingots and steel for castings.
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la Crosse County
U.S
Snow Forecast Promises Heavy Snow for Wisconsin Faces
Meteorologist Carl Peterson announced another heavy snow warning for Wisconsin with a possible 35 inch snow layer for La Crosse alongside six inches in northern areas. Snow fell in Superior and spread to Minneapolis Rochester Madison Milwaukee, with Rockford reporting improved visibility. The system precedes rain and flurries with temps not dropping below 15 degrees. La Crosse has logged 34.4 inches of snow this winter.
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Carl Peterson
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Superior
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Rochester
Minn
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Milwaukee
Rockford
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