Youth's New Method Of Direction Finding Adopted By Army
A 17 year old scientist, Bob Owendorf of Falls Church Virginia, invents a sun based direction finding method called the shadow tip. Adopted by the Air Force and Army for survival training, it guides lost people with high accuracy using sun shadow marks and a 13 foot stake. He received a $500 check after Army adoption.
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Sultana the Tigress Turns Quiet Photo Subject
Seattle Times photographer Ron DeRosa visits Woodland Park Zoo to capture Sultana, a grandmother tiger famed for 235 cubs. The photo note mentions the tiger’s reluctance to be photographed, highlighting a playful moment from AP Wirephoto coverage.
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Air Force pilots simulate space flight in Dallas
Fourteen Air Force pilots and instructors from Edwards AFB participate in a space flight simulation at Chance Vought in Dallas. The exercise aids an eight month post graduate course for space pilots engineers and program managers for the X-20 Dyna-Soar program and future projects. Distinguished participants include Col. Charles E Yeager and students from multiple bases and services.
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Chuck) Yeager
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Bryan, Tex
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Byron F. Knolle Jr
Houston
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Arthur Torosian
Racine
Wis
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John Prodan
Alamogordo
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What Does The Bible Say Reading Life Of Jesus
By George H. Stephenson. Discusses Jesus pre existence omnipotence omnipresence moral perfection and right to judge and forgive sins. Claims of deity and resurrection cited with references and implications for Christianity and civilization. Invites reader to question and follow Jesus through conversion and baptism at church.
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Dog Aids From Page One
A dog at the pound prompted a man to call police for guidance after an incident at the facility. The blurb mentions burglary as the related crime context.
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Bell takes helm as new U S foreign aid administrator
David E Bell, 43, sworn in as the tenth U S foreign aid chief since the Marshall Plan era, vows frugal prudent spending and maximum return. He plans a three week overseas visit to Korea Formosa Vietnam India and Pakistan. President Kennedy jokes about future aid troubles during the ceremony.
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Salvation Army helps parolee win fifth bid for freedom
Joseph Ragen ordered a Christmas present for parolee Dean Pethick. Pethick, once jailed for murder, now moves to the Salvation Army social service center after a long fight by his attorneys Thomas O'Brien and Richard F Le Fevour. The Pardon and Parole Board granted his fifth freedom plea this month.
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Broadway star Miss Malbin sails coast to coast tour
The article profiles Miss Malbin headlining the Carnival company on a lengthy musical tour from coast to coast. It notes her prior NBC Opera and Broadway work, four months with Kismet, and her use of a sleeping pill to rest on bus journeys. The large cast includes David Daniels and others.
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Budget growth eyed to lift 1964 outlays beyond wartime peak
The 1964 spending estimate of 99 billion dollars tops this year by over 5 billion, potentially surpassing the 1945 wartime peak of 98.4 billion. Defense and space costs drive the rise while White House orders trimming elsewhere and a Skybolt missile program cancellation cuts spend. Pentagon spending may rise about 2 billion to over 50 billion with possible 950 Minuteman orders instead of 800.
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Re zoning approved for Grand Prairie apartment project
The Grand Prairie City Commission approved rezoning to allow a $15 million project with 192 dwelling units. Construction on the first housing segments begins in March on land beside the Dallas Fort Worth Turnpike.
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Stevenson reviews Congo aid stance and Congo unification call
Stevenson says no current Soviet intervention in Congo and notes no new U S military mission pledge. He cites Western charges of colonial monopolists in Congo and stresses unification must occur soon while stressing force only as UN option. He discusses Cuba and hopes Security Council not reconvened, urging focus on deescalation and easing tensions.
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Cyrille Adoula
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Group Aims Parole for Candy Barr Before Holidays
Bernard C. Morris founder of Texas For Christ Foundation said the group will try to help Candy Barr win parole from prison. Barr, a former Dallas stripper, is serving 15 years for illegal possession of narcotics and could be released for Christmas or by New Year’s Day.
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