Johnson Unveils Swift New U S Jet Aircraft
President Johnson announces a high speed experimental jet, the A 11, tested beyond Mach 3 and reaching 70 000 feet, with Edwards AFB light tests ongoing. The program uses a Pratt and Whitney 358 jet and advances in thermal resistance via tranium, while a concurrent report on supersonic airliner financing by Eugene Black will be released Monday.
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Negro woman qualifies as Alabama congressional candidate
Amelia P. Boynton a Selma civil rights activist and insurance agent qualified for the Democratic primary in Alabama's 7th district. She will face Rep. Kenneth Roberts in a system that narrows nine districts to eight nominees for the general election. Boynton, Savannah Georgia native, attended Tuskegee Institute, and worked as a U.S. Department of Agriculture home demonstration agent in Dallas County for seven years.
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Glenn's Monthly Standings Amid Military Duty
Glenn continues active Marine Corps service and has avoided public political statements. He spoke briefly on policy conjectures during a state announcement, signaling a cautious approach to political positions while in uniform.
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Kennedy children enjoy circus outing in Washington
Mrs John F Kennedy and her children visited the Ringling Brothers circus in Washington. The former First Lady and Caroline plus John Jr watched from mid tier seats as acrobats performed and a trainer fed a tiger. They bought hot dogs at intermission and viewed pet turtles at a vendor stand.
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Public Safety Center Closed All Day for Texas Holiday
The Texas Department of Public Safety will be closed all day Monday in observance of Texas Independence Day. Capt. Sanford B. Lee, commanding officer, announced the closure.
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Missing Airliner Vanished After Radio Silence Over Alps
An Austrian rescue chief says the airliner has simply vanished after losing radio contact at 2:18 PM while flying near Innsbruck in cloudy fog. Authorities warn the mountains and valleys hinder any immediate search as storms rage in the Alps.
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Nitro Cache iMagnes in Durant Sparks Wild Telegraphic Notes
A Durant newspaper reports on a nitroglycerin cache uncovered near town with 22.5 pounds found in a field. Local authorities pursue a larger concealed stash as sheriff and prosecutor weigh charges and actions while the paper links the event to an exculpatory theory and ongoing searches.
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Orr death tied to Texas fraud and conspiracies case
The sentences for three men linked to a $150 million farm empire collapse were ordered by U.S. District Judge Re Ewing Thomason in El Paso. The group pled guilty to fraud and conspiracy, were convicted in March 1962, and faced prison terms beginning Friday.
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Mrs Kennedy Seeks Turtle Feed Sample for Children
Mrs Kennedy asks what turtles are fed and Kien hands her a sample labeled Turtle 1066. She smiles and thinks of feeding turtles to her children and their cousins with more for others.
Greek Youths Protests At Embassies Over Cyprus Crisis
Greek students in Athens protested the Cyprus issue by marching to the British and U S embassies and clashing with police. Demonstrators waved paper Turkish symbols, shouted anti American and pro Russian phrases, and staged peaceful rallies in other cities. The UN Security Council was set to meet to discuss a peacekeeping force and Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash’s appeals.
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Acquaintance Beating Leads to pistol Find and Theft Charges
Police report details a man beaten at a concession stand where a .22 pistol and missing relish were found in a suspect’s car. A Texas Tech student is jailed on two theft counts after tampering with public telephones. other incidents include a man beaten, a break in, and tile missing from a church construction site.
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Capable of 2,000 MPH: New U S Manned Missile
Washington AP reports the Johnson administration disclosed a new manned missile jet that could reach about 2,000 mph and is believed to be the world’s fastest. Details on testing and deployment were not provided, but officials indicated it may intercept potential threats.
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A-L1 Jet Seen as Threat to Future War Plans
Fragmentary notes describe an advanced A-L1 aircraft claimed to outpace current jets by over 400 miles per hour with high altitude capability and long-range performance. Authorities tout its potential to intercept bomber fleets before reaching U.S. airspace, amid mentions of Lockheed and nuclear-era defense considerations.
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Martin May Fights Ouster Efforts By Mrs Oswald
Dallas AP James Martin says he may sue to remain Marina Oswald's business manager as contributions to the widow reach 368000. He notes negotiations for 132000 in advance payments for story deals, aiming to total 200000, including a 375000 Italian film contract and potential publication rights.
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