Saturn-1 Boosts U S Space Lead In Orbital Test
The Saturn-1 rocket lofted a 37 700 pound satellite into orbit at 164 miles altitude, signaling a booster power edge over the Soviet Union. Dr. Robert Seamans and Wernher von Braun noted the 1.5 million pound thrust, while President Johnson watched on TV as the first U S space stage unfolded.
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Hoffa Trial Scenes Darken as Lawyer Questions Frame-Up
In Chattanooga UPI, defense for James R. Hoffa denounces government evidence destruction and hints at a frame-up in the jury tampering case. Attorney Jacques Schiffer protests potential framing of co-defendant Thomas Parks as court disruptions occur and jurors are sent from the room. Hoffa faces possible 20 year sentence if convicted on all counts tied to alleged tampering and a 1962 conspiracy ending in mistrial.
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Temperature extremes in Craig and Miami Beach
The report lists Craig Colorado recording the coldest reading of nine below zero and South Miami Beach Florida noting a high of eighty six. The figures come from the U S Weather Bureau with Alaska and Hawaii excluded.
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Still No U S Russian Satellite Message Exchange
NASA officials initially claimed a successful message exchange via the Echo I satellite between U S scientists at Jodrell Bank England and Soviet scientists near Moscow, but later retracted the report stating no exchange had occurred yet.
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