Telstar Links Europe and United States to TV Shows
The Telstar satellite linked Europe and the United States linking French and British television to American homes. Americans watched a French program in real time and later a live broadcast from Goonhilly Downs England. The events marked the first live transatlantic TV transmissions via space with Yves Montand Michele Arnaud and British officials detailing satellite controls.
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New York
Telstar
Goonhilly Downs
England
Europe
Space
Yves Montand
Michele Arnaud
Paris
Lannion
Brittany
Newfoundland
CBS
United States
France-to- America
Andover
Maine
Hocking County to seek 990000 bond for new hospital
Commissioners certify a bond issue of 990000 for a county hospital and site purchase with 55 percent vote required. Levy details show 1.44 mills estimated outside the ten mile limit, with unofficial current valuation suggesting about 1.1 mills under new tax law and possible under one mill after countywide reappraisal.
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Hocking County
Election Board
Ohio
Papa Gabor Dies At 81 in Budapest
Vilmos Gabor, 81, father of the Gabor sisters, died in his sleep and was buried in Budapest on Tuesday.
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Papa Gabor
Budapest
Hungary
Vilmos Gabor
Gabor
France speeds debt payoff and buys U.S. gold
France will prepay 293.4 million dollars of U.S. debts and purchase 112.5 million dollars of American gold. The Treasury said this reduces gold holdings to 16.3 billion, the lowest in over two decades, as Paris aligns gold with dollars in its reserves.
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Washington
France
United States
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Giscard d'Estaing
U.S
Export-Import Bank
Freedom Comes for King and Abernathy in Georgia
In Albany, Georgia, Martin Luther King Jr and Ralph Abernathy were released from jail after their 45 day sentences were paid. Officials could not confirm who posted the fines. King said he did not know who funded the release. The event follows protests over segregation and a night of rock throwings that prompted calm appeals from Police Chief Laurie Pritchett.
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Albany, Ga
Martin Luther King Jr
Ralph Abernathy
South Georgia
Laurie Pritchett
King
Abernathy
Shiloh Baptist Church
Pritchett
Ben Bella Returns to Oran as Algerian Power Rift Looms
Rebel deputy premier Ahmed Ben Bella arrives in Oran after a western Algeria tour amid a growing split with Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda. He pledges cooperation among army people and government while positioning from strength with liberation army backing and civilian support.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Oran
Algeria
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Tlemcen
Ben Khedda
Ben Bella
Morocco
Tunisia
NASA seeks two moon ship designs for Earth to Moon flights
NASA called for proposals on a two man lunar excursion vehicle to dock with the Apollo, and a first vehicle to shuttle between the moon and surface. Webb aims for contract awards within three months as detailed unmanned support studies also proceed.
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Washington
Space Agency
Moon
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Aerospace Industry
NASA
James E. Webb
Apollo
Saskatchewan premier weighs reply to medicare petition
Premier Woodrow Lloyd and his cabinet consider a response to a civilian rally petition seeking suspension of the medical care act. Thousands gathered in Regina to demand changes amid doctor strikes and a bill financed by $12 and $24 annual assessments plus taxes.
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Regina
Lloyd
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Business Tax Cut Sparks Drive For More Aid To Firms
Kennedy administration backed $1.5 billion first year depreciation tax cut to boost investment. Senate Finance Committee advances credit plan but trims it. alternative corporate tax relief proposed by Sen. Gore favors smaller firms. Treasury predicts quick boosts to investment, with railroads steel and paper benefiting most.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Treasury
Congress
Dillon
Titan 2 Rocket Passes Second Test at Cape Canaveral
The Titan 2 rocket completed a second successful flight, targeting a 5,000 mile south Atlantic hit. The test verified propulsion and guidance as the Air Force pursues Titan 2 as a nuclear capable booster for Gemini and long range targets.
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Titan
Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
United States
South Atlantic Ocean
The
Air Force
Atlas
Ex-Governor Blair and wife found dead at home
Former Missouri governor James T. Blair and his wife were discovered dead at their west Jefferson City residence. Police believe escaping carbon monoxide from a car left running in the garage entered the house via the air conditioner. Their dog also died.
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Jefferson City
James T. Blair
Horace Debo
Blairs
Missing Boys Found After Flight Fed Up To Stay Home
Two Muskingum County brothers Ricky 13 and Larry 11 ran away Sunday night hoping to hitchhike to Florida. They walked to Newark 25 miles away, found by police and returned to their parents near Roseville. Their twins age 14 had been picking on them, prompting the escape.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Ricky
Larry Smith
Good Old
Tronspot
Fred B. Uffner
Muskingum County
Roseville
Perry
Florida
Newark
Larry
Licking County
Uffner
Clayton Smith
Big Bad John Proves An Honest Good Samaritan
In Tampa Florida on a downtown street Dr Thomas Baker dropped his wallet containing eighteen thousand dollars in cash The tall husky man who picked up the wallet followed two blocks and returned it Baker offered a reward but the stranger declined saying perhaps he would be helped one day The man gave only his name Jack and added some friends call him Big Bad John
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Tampa
Fla
Big Bad
John
Thomas Baker
Baker
Jack
Big Bad John
Weather Outlook for Columbus Ohio Signals Thunderstorms
Official Weather Bureau summary notes a cold front from Michigan triggering Ohio storms before midnight. Hocking temperatures rose to 91 yesterday, rainfall reached 2.5 inches, and the low dropped to 68, with 10:30 am reading at 83 this morning.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Michigan
Hocking
Ohio Thundershowers Continue Into Friday Front Passes
Rainfall was variable with Columbus a quarter inch Delia half an inch and Dayton seven tenths inch. Temperatures ranged in the 60s at night and mid to upper 80s by day. More thundershowers are forecast as a cold front moves in, bringing cooler and drier air by Friday.
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Columbus
Sedalia
Dayton
Ohio
Sidewalk Days Trade Promotion Kicks Off in Logan
Merchants ready for Sidewalk Days in Logan with a town wide bazaar on Friday and Saturday. Free gift certificates totaling $500 will be dropped from an airplane over Main Street at 10 a.m. on both days. Leaflets advertising savings from 36 Logan merchants appear in Pages 12 and 13 and throughout the newspaper.
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Logan
Main Street
Daily News
Stock Market Rally Extends To Fourth Straight Session
New York reports a fourth day of gains as markets rise early with the AP average up 1.50 to 221.00 at noon. Industrials, rails, and utilities posted advances while IBM jumped several points, though some issues slipped later in trading amid tax rule news and a test of the 600 Dow level.
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New York
Associated Press
IBM
Treasury
Churchill develops bronchial infection amid recovery
Doctors say 87 year old former prime minister Sir Winston Churchill has a bronchial infection and fever while he is convalescing from a thigh fracture.
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London
Winston Churchill
Strike Looms For 51 US Aero Plants
Los Angeles AP report says AFL CIO United Auto Workers rejected North American Aviation Co proposal for a 30 day extension. Negotiations with Douglas Aircraft Co collapsed and unions set July 23 strike date at 51 major aerospace plants affecting about 125000 workers. UAW vice president Leonard Woodcock urged settlement and cited near fruitless talks.
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Los Angeles
Leonard Woodcock
UAW
Group Buries Strange Gods at Hillcrest Church
In Chattanooga a Hillcrest Baptist Church group buried objects in a muddy pit as a symbolic cleanse during sanctuary construction. The items included a television set a rock and roll record Sunday school quarterlies a Steinbeck novel and women’s shorts among others with the minister calling it an act of faith and citing rejection of RS Bible references.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Jacob
Ed Taylor
Hillcrest Baptist Church
Taylor
Sym
Bolize
John Steinbeck
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