Test Successful Onion Engines On Space Flight
WALLOPS ISLAND Virginia AP The United States proved ion engines can operate in space with speeds from 100000 to 200000 mph on a 2900 mile flight that lasted about an hour ending in the Atlantic. One engine ran for half an hour while the other suffered a short circuit. NASA Lewis Center engineers reported an extremely successful flight and objectives achieved as ion propulsion was demonstrated in space with electron neutralization. The Scout rocket 72 feet tall and weighing 40000 pounds carried the engines and lifted off at 653 am.
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Atlantic
Here
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Lewis Research Center
Cleveland
Ohio
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Lewis
Earth
Harlem Violence Faces U S As Goldwater Threat
British papers warn Harlem unrest could threaten the United States and boost Barry Goldwater. Headlines describe Harlem flareups as fueling fearful votes and possibly moving Goldwater to the White House. Guardian, Daily Sketch, Daily Express cite heat, anger, and tensions affecting national politics.
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London
Harlem
United States
Barry Goldwater
White House
America
Daily Sketch
Goldwater
Daily Express
David English
New York
Hella Pick
The
Guardian
Rebels Seize Albertville in Congo Chaos and Witchcraft Rule
Rebel forces control Albertville in North Katanga after taking the city June 18. Fighters parade in fetish gear, forbid whites, and fashioning a tense new order with submachine guns while Moise Tshombe and Munongo plan retaking actions from Leopoldville.
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Congo
Katanga
Dennis Neeld
the Congo
Gaston Soumialot
Lake Tanganyika
Baron Chenis
Moise Tshombe
Godefroid Munongo
Leopoldville
Munongo
Kongolo
Two Brothers Die Attempting To Board Moving Train
In Emporia Kansas two brothers tried to jump aboard a departing passenger train. Fedencio Rodriguez 31 of Kansas City died after being dragged under the train and suffering head and back injuries. Alfredo Rodriguez of Emporia survived with a leg injury and was treated at a hospital. Alfredo’s wife witnessed the incident. Fedencio worked for Armour & Co. in Kansas City. The special railroad agent indicated both men grasped the train with hand holds while Alfredo placed his feet on steps.
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Emporia
Kan
Fedencio Rodriguez
Kansas City
Alfredo Rodriguez
Alfredo
Fedencio
Armour & Co
D. F. Shogren
Santa Fe Railroad
U S Plans Orbit Of Test Sentries After Successes
CAPE KENNEDY FLa AP Atomic Energy Commission scientists plan more advanced nuclear detection satellites after a trio launched Friday placed two in near circular orbits about 65 000 miles high. Sentry Satellite No 2 moved to a circular path Sunday while a companion satellite followed Friday night. The pair monitor over 200 million miles of space for illicit nuclear explosions as part of a test ban treaty system. A pygmy satellite continues in an elliptical path measuring electrons in the Van Allen belt. A third pair of experimental vehicles is planned for launch in coming months with optical devices to monitor space and atmospheric detonations.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Atomic Energy Commission
van Allen
Goldwater Heads to Work on Campaign Battle Plans
Republican nominee Barry Goldwater signals a campaign push with Dwight D Eisenhower backing. He returns to Washington to map forays, a whistle stop in California interior valleys, and a citizens committee to mobilize Democrats and independents. Television will be key with early August recordings planned.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnson
Goldwater
Washington
Senate
Prospect
Interior
California
Citizens Committee
John Pickens Brake Service Front End Alignment
John Pickens Brake Service at 623 Vermont offers front end alignment and related auto repair work. Contact V3-1383 for service details.
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John Pickens
Vermont
Budget deficit lower than earlier forecast for 1964
President Johnson announced final 1964 fiscal year figures showing a budget deficit of 8.3 billion, down $500 million from prior estimates as tax income rose and spending fell. Total outlays reached 97.7 billion with receipts at 89.4 billion.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas
KU Student Receives Sigma Xi Grant for Cytotaxonomy Study
Ellinwood graduate student Larry J. Harms of Kansas University received a grant from the Society of Sigma Xi and the Scientific Research Society of America to support his cytotaxonomic investigation of the genus Eleocharis in the United States.
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Larry J. Harms
Ellinwood
Kansas University
Society of Sigma Xi
The
Scientific Research Society of America
Harms
United States
Crime Rate Rises Sharply in 1963 FBI Report
Washington AP The 1963 FBI report shows over 2.5 million serious crimes with a 10 percent rise since 1958. Hoover cites excessive leniency and says crime costs reach about 27 billion annually. Murders occurred hourly and rapes roughly every 32 minutes. property crimes drive the increase.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
Wife of Tony Curtis Gives Birth to Girl
Chris tine Kaufmann 19 wife of actor Tony Curtis gave birth to a 6 pound 13 ounce girl Sunday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Hollywood California. The baby is Curtis and Kaufmanns first child and the couple plan to name the infant after family members.
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Tony Curtis
Hollywood (Ap
Christine Kaufmann
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Weekend Shootings in Mixed Atlanta Neighborhood
In Atlanta over the weekend two shooting incidents occurred in a mixed Negro and white residential area. A white family reported four black assailants in a passing car fired a shotgun, wounding two family members. Separately a white restaurant owner shot a white man trying to eject Black patrons. Gov Carl Sanders commented following the events.
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Atlanta
Wylie Keith
Carl
Police arrest restaurant owner in shooting case
In a separate case Maurice Lawson, 22, is listed in satisfactory condition at a hospital after a stomach wound from a pistol. GBI agents aided local police. White restaurant owner Redell Crosby was charged with shooting another and released on $1,000 bond.
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Maurice Lawson
Redell Crosby
Crosby
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