Boomtown U S A grows around Spaceport Cape Canaveral
Spaceport U S A. Brevard County and Cape Canaveral attract thousands as space exploration expands. Housing costs rise and services strain as Cocoa Melbourne and Titusville scramble to keep up while new residents chase jobs with Atlas missiles and other space ventures.
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Alvin B. Webb JR
Cape Canaveral
UPI
Spaceport
U.S.A
Brevard County
Brevard
Free World
Earth
Understanding the awkward age and blue babies in medicine
The text explains puberty as a growth pattern causing awkwardness in early teens and urges patience. It then outlines blue baby congenital heart defects, their causes, historical survival limits, and surgical cures by Blalock Tausig and Potts teams, with ideal operation ages for children.
Plot Foiled By Arrests In Korea
South Korea says 19 people mostly army and air force officers were arrested on charges of plotting to overthrow the regime. Lt. Gen Park Im-hing and Marine Lt. Gen Kim Dong-ha were among those detained. Retired Maj. Gen Kim Jai-choon announced the thwarted plot and alleged plans to assassinate Gen. Chung Hee Park and other officials.
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Seoul
South Korea
Park Im-hing
Kim Dongha
Kim Jai-choon
Central Intelligence Agency
Chung Hee Park
Bracero Program To Start Again In April
A spokesman for Mexico’s Foreign Relations Ministry says hiring Mexican migratory laborers for U S farms will start in April and run into June then resume in July for the second half of 1963. Officials estimate total Mexican workers for 1963 will be fewer than in previous years.
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Mexico City
U.S
Ministry of Foreign Relations
Soviets Hit Own Plane While Firing At U 2 Report Says
The New York Times News Service cites a Moscow dated report claiming a Soviet interceptor accidentally hit a second Soviet craft while pursuing Francis Gary Powers U 2. The incident allegedly occurred as missiles fired at the U 2 but misfired in radar confusion. Powers returned to the United States in 1962 in a swap for Colonel Rudolph Abel.
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NEW York
New York Times News Service
Francis Gary Powers
Times
Powers
Moscow
United States
Rudolph Abel
The
Central Intelligence Agency
Re-Enactment Scene At Police Killing In Hollywood
Police and suspects re staged the shooting of a plainclothes officer in an onion patch near Hollywood. Three homicide detectives used a Bakersfield field to recreate the slayings with actors including Jimmy Lee Smith and Gregory Powell, as cameras captured the event for potential jury submission.
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Hollywood
Calif
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Jimmy Lee Smith
Smith
Glen Bates
Ian James Campbell
Danny Galindo
Karl Hettinger
Campbell
Pierce R. Brooks
Gregory Ulas
Powell
Brooks
Four Supernovae Detected In One Week By US-Italian Observatories
Four new supernovae were found in a single week by Mt Wilson and Palo Alto observatories with cooperation from 10 other facilities. Dr. Fritz Zwicky notes the rise reflects darker skies during a quiet solar cycle, not an increased rate of explosions. The new discoveries include three found by Zwicky and one by Dr. L Rosino at Asiago Observatory in Italy.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mt. Wilson
Palomar
United States
Fritz Zwicky
California Institute of Technology
Zwicky
L. Rosino
Asiago Observatory
Italy
Prehistoric Reptile Fossil Found in Lebanon Quarry
In southern Lebanon a fossilized backbone and 2 inch long teeth from a prehistoric reptile were unearthed at a phosphate quarry. An expert says the reptile, dating to about 65 million years ago, was around 320 feet long.
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Beirut, Lebanon
Lebanon
Various college scores and exhibition baseball results
A roundup of college basketball scores across conferences with teams like Northern Michigan, Cal Western, Stetson, Howard Payne, Peru, and C Ohio State beating their opponents. NCAA tournament regional results feature NYU over Pittsburgh and Connecticut over St Joseph’s in OT, plus other regional games. Exhibition baseball results include St Louis beating Cincinnati and multiple MLB matchups with Dodgers, Mets, Cubs, and more.
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Ass Kanan Nothern
Michigan
Cal Western
Athens
Central. Conn
Stetson
Howard Payne
fMance
Yankton
Penn
Tech
Wesay Tem En Ariz
State
Wish
St. “Louis
Cincinnat
Minnesota
Los Angeles ‘Dodgers
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Kansas
Dodgers star Bill Skowron faces adultery charges
Hillsdale police say Bill Skowron and private detective Matthew Donahue entered Virginia Skowron's home to confront her about an alleged affair with Robert Jenco. Virginia Skowron and Donahue filed charges of simple assault and battery. Jenco posted 500 bail.
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Hillsdale
N.J
Bill
Moose) Skowron
Los Angeles Dodgers
Skowron
Matthew Donohue
Rutherford
Dodgers
Veto
Beach
Fla
Donahue
New Jersey
New York Yankees
Stan Williams
Skowrons
Bowling Green downs Notre Dame in NCAA first round
Bowling Green defeated Notre Dame 77 72 as Howard Komives scored 34 points leading his team in the NCAA tournament first round. Komives tallied 21 in the second half including 10 straight to spark a rally after Notre Dame tied the game on Walt Sahm’s basket.
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Evanston, Ill
UPI
Howard Komives
Bowling Green
Notre Dame
Komives
Falcons
Irish
Walt Sahm
Pat Haley
West Virginia Edges Connecticut 77 71 In NCAA Opener
West Virginia guard Ricky Ray hit crucial free throws to push the Southern Conference champion past Connecticut 77 71 at the Palestra before 9 236. NYU beat Pittsburgh 93 82 in the opener to advance to face Duke in Friday semis at College Park Md.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Ricky Ray
West Virginia
Connecticut
Palestra
New York University
Barry Kramer
Harold Hairston
Pittsburgh
Duke
College Park
Pirates Secure Semifinal Berth with 42 6 Victory
John Conine led the Pirates with 13 points as they defeated the Globetrotters 42 to 6 to reach the ABC pee-wee basketball semifinals. In the consolation bracket, Mack Boyd scored 18 for the Bobcats and David Erwin had 8 for the Jaguars in a 21 18 game.
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John Conine
Pirates
Globetrotters
Bobcats
Jaguars
Mack Boyd
David Erwin
Woman Confesses To Slaying Husband In Dallas
Mrs Johnnie Sue Stark, 37, told police she shot and killed her husband Billy Joe Stark 39 after an argument. Her bullet punctured body was found face down on the bathroom floor. She claimed he abused her and threatened her with a revolver, shoving the gun into her mouth.
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Dallas
UPI
Johnnie Sue Stark
Billy Joe
Stark
Tulane Official Jones Dies After Fire Fatalities
Joseph Merrick Jones Sr., longtime president of Tulane University board, died of a heart attack after a fire that killed his wife and destroyed their $300000 home in New Orleans.
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Tulane
New Orleans
UPI
Joseph Merrick Jones Sr
Tulane University Board of Administrators
Air Pressure Makes Heavy Lifting Harder At High Altitude
A study notes that carrying 30 pounds at 19 000 feet is as hard as bearing 210 pounds at sea level due to rarified air. The comparison highlights the impact of altitude on physical effort for climbers and workers at high elevations.
Grain futures mixed on Chicago Board of Trade
General short covering and some long position reinstatement firmed most grain futures. New crop wheat and rye fell on liquidation amid improved moisture in the winter belt. Rye weakness tied to West Germany likely buying Canada instead of the United States. Export prospects seen later in the week. Wheat closed up 2 to 4 cents, March at 2.08 3/4. corn up 1/4 to 1 cent, March 1.16. oats up 1/2 to 1/4, March 0.741 4. rye down 4 1/2 to 5 1/4, March 1.31 4. soybeans down 1/2 to 1 1/4, March 2.64 7/8.
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Board of Trade
West Germany
Canada
United States
New York
Oe Exchange
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Shaw
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Sher
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Aerojet
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Essex Chem
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Guerdon
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Hoe & Co Sep
Hollinger
Holly Corp
Homoilaa
Homa&h
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Ksep
Kaiser Ind
Kaltman
Kaweck
iKay Jwig
Kidde
Myly
KingPet
Kingsford
Kirby Pet
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Aaa
Klion HL
Kratter
Kropp F
Lefc
Real Oo
Rot Sane
LithAm
Lodge
LaLand
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Lynch Cp
Mmagna Oil
iMdCup
Massey
Muntz TV
MuterCo Air
NatlBelt
Noeast Air
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OhBrass
Ppac Indus
Pnw Tel
Pac Pet Ltd
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Grain and dairy market notes from Fort Worth Chicago and New York
AP reports mixed grain futures including hard red wheat around 2.60 to 2.72 percent changes and corn near 1.44 to 1.46 percent. Butter prices steady, eggs show varied gains and discounts, wool futures firm, potatoes see uneven demand with russets slow, round reds steady in Idaho and Minnesota markets, with carrot track sales and regional price ranges.
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Fort Worth Grain
Fort Worth
Chicago
USDA
Une
Chicago Potatoes
Roe
Idaho
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Florida
Round Reds
Fontinato Won't Undergo Surgery After Neck Injury
Montreal Canadiens defenseman Lou Fontinato suffered a fracture with dislocation in the cervical spine after a collision. Doctors say surgery isn’t needed, his arms remain partially paralyzed but improving, and he is likely finished for the season or longer.
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Montreal
Lou Fontinato
Montreal Canadiens
Douglas C. Kinnear
Montreal General Hospital
Fontinato
UK Becomes First Four-Time NCAA Basketball Champion
Lexington Kentucky United Press International notes the University of Kentucky is the only school to win four NCAA basketball championships with titles in 1948, 1949, 1951 and 1958.
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Lexington, Ky
UPI
University of Kentucky
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