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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1962

Page

6

U S Moves Step Closer to Moon With Apollo Testing

NASA project engineer J Thomas Markley announced successful initial tests of the first full scale Apollo spacecraft model. The mockup, built by North American Aviation, completed sea and wind tunnel tests and has moved to NASA's Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston for further evaluation as the nation pursues a 1967 lunar landing plan.

Los Angeles Apt United States J. Thomas Markley National Aeronautics and Space Administration WASA California Santa Catalina Island Markley NASA Manned Spacecraft Center Houston Tex America Earth Space and Informations Systems Division North American Aviation Inc Downey

Johnson Meets Iran Leaders During Tehran Visit

Vice President Lyndon B Johnson held talks with Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and Premier Alam in Tehran and spoke with ordinary citizens during a city walk. He traveled with Lady Bird and Lynda Bird Johnson, focusing on U S aid to Iran amid budget tensions and regional shifts in Greece and Turkey. Johnson planned stops in Lebanon Cyprus and Rome before returning to the United States.

Tehran Iran Lyndon B. Johnson Shah Mohammed Reza Pashlevi Johnson U. S Asia Beirut Lady Bird Lynda Bird Assadullah Alam Kennedy Greece Turkey United States Lebanon Cyprus Rome Abbas Aram Ali Amini Russia

Japan Agrees On Trade Limit With United States

The State Department reported Japan will suspend exports of blouses shorts and trousers to the United States after August 31 while negotiations continue on allowed textile quotas under the U S Japan cotton agreement. Japan also agreed to curtail exports of ginghams poplins and pillow cases for the rest of 1962.

Washington UPI State Department Japan United States Department

Murder theory grows in death of New Jersey millionaire

Herbert Segal, 67, Orange, New Jersey, a industrial auctioneer and Action Discount Dollar Corp. director, died after plunging from a Midtown Manhattan hotel parapet. Police shift from self harm to possible homicide as investigators note a loose cord near the body, a disheveled room, and an unfinished letter mentioning a door.

New York Herbert Segal New Jersey Manhattan Segal Orange N. J Action Discount Dollar Corp John Kinsella Kinsella Rae Wolf Dorothy Casper Miami Fla

Cosmos VIII satellite measures meteor density for space safety

Izvestia reports Cosmos VIII in orbit measuring meteor matter density to assess meteor danger on near earth routes for spaceships. The government paper says the satellite and its instruments are functioning faultlessly to collect data for the Soviet manned space program.

Moscow UPT Izvestia

French police hunt two alleged OAS fugitives after Gaullist shooting

Police traced rented cars across France in a bid to capture Souetre and Carutchet, two ex army deserters linked to the OAS and considered the chief suspects in the attempted assassination of President Charles de Gaulle. Authorities seized four vehicles used in the ambush and getaway and escalated operations against delta commandos believed to be regrouping in the south.

Paris UPS France Charles de Gaulle Jean Francois Murat Murat Jean Rene Marie Souetre Secret Army OAS Souetre Jean Carutchet Carutchet Pierre Sergent Nault Joigny de Gaulle Carcassonne Daniel Brune Algiers Oran Jiume

Piccard Sets Unofficial High Altitude Balloon Record

Piccard, 36, from the Swiss flying family, ascended to 17 500 feet in an unofficial world record for Ind category balloons near Picton Iowa. He landed southeast of Mapleton after about 1 hour 42 minutes aloft with ample oxygen and intends to challenge the 23 288 feet record next year set by Boris Neverov.

Stoux City Iowa Don Piccard Piccard U. S Weather Bureau Here Mapleton Audoin Dollfus France Jean Piccard August Piccard Picoare Russia Boris Nevernov

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