Red Heroes Due Honor
Soviet Defense Minister Malinovsky hails cosmonauts Andrian Nikolayev and Pavel Popovich as space milestones and warns any aggressor while air power outpaces the United States. Thousands expected to salute them atop Lenin’s tomb with a 15 mile Moscow parade and fighter jets overhead.
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OSCOW
Marshall Rodion Malinovsky
Soviet Union
Malinovsky
United States
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Earth
Lenin
Red Square
Khrushchev
Air Force
Nikolayev
Popovich
Moscow
Kennedy on West Tour Pushes Investment in U S Future
President Kennedy tours the West with Democratic candidates urging Congress to invest in future projects. He backs the OaKe dam and reservoir at Pierre South Dakota and the Fryingpan Arkansas project in Colorado. In Pueblo and Pierre introductions along with Sen. John A. Carroll and George McGovern, the trip mixes bipartisan cues with campaign aims. Kennedy plans a California event to break ground on the 511 million San Luis water project and calls for adding three seashore areas to the national parks system.
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Kennedy
Congress
Oake Dam
Pierre S.D
Fryingpan-Arkansas
Colorado
Pueblo
Colo
Fryingpan
House
Carroll
Peter H. Dominick
California
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Brown
San Luis
Central Valley
Cape Cod
Atlantic
Point Reyes
Pacific
Symington and Humphrey clash over Hanna nickel inquiry
Senate hearing on the M. A. Hanna Co. nickel contract, led by Sen. Stuart Symington, adjourned amid a heated exchange with former Treasury Secretary Humphrey who called the probe politically motivated. Symington warned of resumed investigations and possible recovery of funds as discrepancies and improper charges are reviewed. Humphrey, 72, defended Hanna’s mining interests and accused critics of attacking him and Eisenhower.
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Stuart Symington
Sec. of Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Associated Press
Ashington
D-Mo
Sec. of the Treasury
Symington
Humphrey
M. A. Hanna Co
Missouri
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hanna
U.S
Hanna Company
Kennedy Bill Creates Global Satellite System With Private Control
The Senate approved Kennedy's plan to establish a privately owned, government regulated corporation to operate the United States part of a global communications satellite network. The 66 to 11 vote opens the way for commercial space use, with anti trust safeguards and private enterprise cooperation.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Russell B. Long
D-La
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Repulicans
Congress
Turkey charges attack by Reds near Kars frontier
Ankara says Soviet border guards opened fire Tuesday near Kars in a clash lasting about 30 minutes. No casualties reported. Turkish Interior and Foreign Ministry officials quote Russian troops as firing first and returning fire. Foreign Ministry says Russians agreed to join in an inquiry.
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Ankara
Turkey
Kars
Interior and
Foreign Ministry
United States Recognizes Peru Regime Delays Arms Aid
The United States recognized Peru's new military regime but halted arms aid and delayed resuming an ambassador's return. The State Department cited restored civil liberties and pledge of free elections as reasons to restart diplomatic ties, while continuing about 22 million in military aid to be reassessed.
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Associated Press
Ashington
United States
Dor
Lima
State Department
U.S
Washington
Peru
Joseph W. Reap
James Loeb
Coroner rules Monroe death probable self harm
The Los Angeles coroner labeled Marilyn Monroe’s death as probable death by own action noting prior suicide attempts with sedatives, a history of psychiatric disturbance, and a mixed drug of nembutal and chloral hydrate found in her blood. Her 5000000 assets were outlined as probate proceeds in New York.
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Associated Press
OS Angeles
Marilyn Monroe
Brentwood
New York
Curphey
Prayer text from Mrs Jesse J Rasor at First Christian Church
A dated prayer asks for guidance in praying according to God's will. The speaker requests grace to trust God when the answer is no or wait and to act with divine wisdom when the answer is yes.
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Jesus
Jesse J. Rasor
First Christian Church
South Plains polio drive begins with Sabin vaccine plan
The Lub bock Crosby County Medical Society launches a nine county effort to immunize 250000 South Plains residents using Sabin oral vaccine. Sabin Sunday opens Sept 16 with a second round Oct 28 and a final on Dec 9. Makeups follow designated Sundays.
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Lans
Sabin
South Plains
Lubbock-Crosby County Medical Society
Leon Harris
Sabin Oval
Harris
Lubbock
Crosby
Garza
Lamb
Hockley
Cochran, Bailey, Dickens
King Counties
Missile test explodes over Cape Canaveral showering debris
A Polaris A2 missile testbed for the A3 program exploded about ten seconds after launch at Cape Canaveral Florida. Fiery debris showered the area but caused no injuries or facility damage. a brush fire burned briefly. The Navy said the cause was unknown and most debris fell on land with a large piece into the Atlantic offshore.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape
Navy
Atlantic Ocean
Store: A shop where women bargain hunters reside
In the department store feature the piece portrays shopping as a social scene with women as keen bargain hunters and others buying necessary items. The tone reflects a playful editorial stance on shopping habits and the marketplace dynamics of the era.
Moon Germs Warn of Earthly Epidemics Fears
Astronomer Carl Sagan warns that lunar germ contamination poses a serious risk if microbes survive on the moon and return to Earth. He notes U.S. and Soviet missions may have deposited microbes on the lunar surface and that subsurface microbes could proliferate once brought back.
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Lacksburg
Carl Sagan
Berkeley
Calif
Sagan
University of California
Harvard University
Smithsonian Astrophysical Laboratory
Cambridge
Mass
United States
Russia
Earth
Lunar
Moon
Abortion Approved for Sherri Finkbine in Sweden
Sherri Finkbine, a Phoenix television personality and mother of four, is granted a legal abortion by Sweden's Royal Medical Board to avoid bearing a potentially deformed child due to thalidomide. She and husband Robert plan to return to Phoenix after the operation, ready to face criticism over the decision.
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Tockholm
Sweden
Sherri Finkbine
Royal Medical Board
Arizona
Robert
Bob
Phoenix
Finkbine
Finkbines
Europe
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