Spacecraft Use in Military Context Highlights Manned Missions
Boeing official Edward Gray argues manned military space missions face justification challenges while noting historical tech gains bolster national power. Experts discuss radar vulnerability and dispersal to cis lunar space, with Chance Vought and NASA officials adding design and timing details. Cooper’s Mercury mission is shifted to May with final flight planned.
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Dallas
UPS
Edward '. Gray
Boeing Company
Seattle
Wash
Howwer
Gray
Boeing
Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cislunar
Earth
Moon
W. B. Luton
Chance Vought Corp
Mariner II
Luton
Robert L. Gilruth
NASA
Manned Spacecraft Center
Gordon Cooper
Gilruth
Cooper
Navy To Lower Cameras In Search For Thresher
The Navy will lower underwater cameras 8 400 feet to the Atlantic seabed near 270 miles east of Boston to locate the Thresher. About a dozen objects have been found in the search area of 10 square miles, six expected to be strong prospects. If found, the Trieste will inspect the hulk with the Atlantis II aiding the effort.
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Navy
Washington
UPI
Atlantic
Boston
Joint Congressional Atomic Committee
Thresher
Atlantis
Bishop
Point Defiance
Jury Deadlocks in Poulton Forgery Trial
A hung jury forced a mistrial in the forgery case against former Okmulgee City Clerk Charles Poulton after the district court deliberated. Judge J. S. Pitchford declared the mistrial Monday night as jurors reported they were unable to reach a verdict.
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Okmulgee
Charles Poulton
J. S. Pitchford
Subscription rates for Lawton area newspapers
The notice lists Payable in Advance rates for Morning Press Sunday Constitution combinations and separate prices for Const. Press and Sun. subscriptions. It covers Comanche, Cotton, Tillman, Kiowa, Cad do, Grady, Stephens, Jefferson and Jackson Counties with yearly, monthly, and boxed delivery options, plus tax notes and sales terms.
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Constitution
Comanche
Cotton
Tillman
Kiowa
Caddo
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson Counties
Const Press & Sun
Oklahoma
Lawton
Oklahoma Tax Delinquency Rise Hits Nine-Year High
Senator John J Williams reports Oklahoma City IRS office had 1962 tax delinquencies totaling 6.974 million dollars, part of a national 1.1 billion dollar total. Employment tax delinquencies reached 2.463 million, up 13.1 percent, from 1961. Total delinquencies stood at 10,704.
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Washington
John J. Williams
Oklahoma City
Internal Revenue Service
Delaware
IRS
Oklahoma
Williams
Are You Decisive Test: Quick Judgment Challenge
A feature asks readers to judge decisiveness under time pressure. It explains that swift, informed choices can beat indecision and invites readers to estimate which rows yield the largest sums, within a two minute limit.
Lawtonian’s Husband Takes Command of 24th Division
Maj. Gen. William A Cunningham III, Chief of Personnel and Administration in Europe since 1961, will assume command of the 24th Infantry Division (Mechanized) May 16 in Southern Bavaria. He is married to Madeira Maddux of Lawton and has two children.
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William A. Cunningham
U.S. Army
Europe
24Th
Bavaria
Cunningham
Madeira Maddux
Lawton
Sam Maddux
Taft
Cunninghams
William
Susan
Gen. Cunningham
Athens
United States Military Academy
16Th Infantry
1St Infantry Division
Tunisia
Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Okinawa
25Th Division
Japan
Department of the Army General Staff
Washington
D. C
Far East
Pacific
Fort Riley
18Th Infantry Regiment
Korea
Republic of Korea
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eighth U. S. Army
1St Cavalry Division
U. S. Army
Armed Forces Staff College
Army War College
Well Water Turns To Excellent Wine In Portugal
In Taroerira, northern Portugal, Manuel Pinheiro drew water from a well and found wine. Neighbors discovered a vat burst nearby releasing about 300 gallons of wine into the well, puzzling locals and prompting a quick notice.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Manuel Pinheiro
Taroerira
Manuel
Roaring Wedding In California Zoo Arena
Eugene Giles and Alma Goebel Hoff wed in a lion arena at Oaks California surrounded by roaring lions tigers and other animals. Hoff is the daughter of Louis Goebel owner of the Jungleland Private Zoo.
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Thousand, Oaks, Calif
UPI
Eugene Giles
Alma Goebel Hoff
Miss Hoff
Louis Goebel
Jungleland
Senator Fine Attacks Gourley Over Insurance Fund Probe
Oklahoma City AP Sen Ray Fine of Gore blasted J Leland Gourley former Insurance Fund Commissioner from the Senate floor accusing him of lying about a Lions Club tale. Fine heads the Senate Investigating Committee which examined a $150 birthday cake for ex Gov J Howard Edmondson and the Insurance Fund operations, promising further action.
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Oklahoma City
Ray Fine
Gore
J. Leland Gourley
State
Senate
Fine
Gourley
Lions Club
McAlester
Senate Investigating Committee
J. Howard Edmondson
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John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Joint Committee
Ecommitteemen
Naval Court of Key
C. B. Bishop
Office of the Chief of Naval Operations
Poulton
Lawton Area
Dar Afanthi
White
Bermuda
Sudan
Millet
Clapp
ACME
Gavin Sow
Aeile
T.M. Union Carbide Corp
Oklahoma Internal Revenue Office
Washington Bureau
S&s
Lawton Loan and Investment Lawton
Okla
By William Bernako
Jules Leoroto
Part
Orten
Uum
Unt
Steese
1536751
William Bernard and
Jules Leopold
Chilton Co
Philadelphia
Anne
Lawtonian
24Th Division
Lawrence, Kan
Pacificans Club of California
American Sunbathing Association
Nmccord’s
Avenue Dial EL
FREE
Allen’s Home Lumber Co
E Street Dial
Holsey’s
Mark Barker
Nde Ye
Ralph
RCA Victor
Cache Road
Senator Fine
Prine
Kentucky“ Bourbon
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