Lovell Says Russia Not In Moon Race With U S
Sir Bernard Lovell, director of Jodrell Bank, says Russia is not in a space race to land a man on the moon. He cites two unsolved issues solar radiation protection and economic feasibility to carry out a manned lunar mission. He notes Russia aims to place instrument packages on the moon and build a space platform for stellar observations.
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Sino-Soviet Split Worries Latin Commies
Havana reports a serious split among Latin American Communists over the Moscow China feud. A Montevideo congress of Communist leaders is planned for Sept 20 25 to heal divisions, with Cuba weighing how to balance Soviet and Chinese guidance amid concerns over Castro’s programs and alliances.
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UN Armistice Commission censures Israel over airspace breach
The United Nations Mixed Armistice Commission at Gaza censured Israel for violating UAR air space on July 23 with jet fighters and warned against a recurrence. The meeting, not attended by Israel, followed a clash between UAR MiG-17s and Israeli Super Mystere jets over the Negev border, after which one Israeli plane was shot down and both sides withdrew. Cairo Radio cited the emergency investigation and displayed wreckage parts as proof of aggression.
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Vinegar Rinse Removes Stains From Drip-Dry Shirts
A home cleaning tip advises adding 4 cups of vinegar to the final rinse water for drip-dry shirts and letting the garments soak in the solution for 14 minutes or longer to remove perspiration stains and odors.
Revolution Threat Over China Based in Papers
UPI reports top secret Chinese army journals show the 1960 61 winter brought severe shortages for both army and civilians in Red China. The records note Canton disturbances with militia mutinies and defections, and troop restraining measures as the Peking regime boosted rations and allowed families to visit posts to eat with soldiers.
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Washington
UPI
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Red China
State Department
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U. S
Peking
Chevron Gasolines Offer Three Choices for Your Car
Three Chevron gasoline grades cater to different car requirements letting you buy only what you need. Choose a fuel tailored to your engine without paying for unused power.
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Chevron
Hens Cackling Over Boon to Their Eyesight
In Petaluma California researchers in Santa Rosa announce perfected contact lenses for chickens. Vision control experts led by Albert Shriner say red tinted plastic lenses reduce pecking at non existent bugs, lessen nervous behavior, ease handling, improve shell quality and cut feed use per flock.
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Santa Rosa
Vision Control Research
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Communications Firm Employed Harry Towers
New York report ties British producer Harry Alan Towers to Teleprompter Corp. as a franchised representative from the mid 1950s to 1960. Towers linked to British company Towers of London and to Teleprompter UK Ltd, with ties to the U S government rocket and missile work.
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New York Journal- America
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Stephen Ward
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Marie Novotny
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