Moon radar study begins at Arecibo Puerto Rico
The Arecibo Observatory near San Juan, Puerto Rico, with an 1000 foot steel dish and 550 ton roving eye, is to begin radar probing the moon to map surface and subsurface structure for lunar landing plans by 1970. Scientists say the system will also advance studies of Mercury Venus and Mars, improve orbital calculations, and help locate celestial objects with high precision. The project is funded by ARPA and linked to Project Defender highlighting early space defense research.
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Goldwater says he will debate Kennedy if renominated
Sen. Barry Goldwater charges President Kennedy with politicizing information to stay in power and says he would debate Kennedy if nominated. Kennedy dismisses the charge and says he expects more serious accusations, while Goldwater plans a 10 day vacation and continues opposition on TVA privatization and military use of nuclear arms.
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Two NYC Janitors Suspended and Demoted in Maintenance Probe
New York City officials say two custodians are suspended and two more demoted following an audit of city school maintenance. The board’s Frank Wadsworth would not identify the workers or reveal trial dates. The probe also led to warnings for ten custodians and questions over salaries, including D Paul Bishop who earned 53 thousand dollars last year from a 102 thousand dollar school total. The board aims to cap annual salaries at about 25 thousand dollars in future contracts.
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Final jurors seated in Thompson murder trial
In Minneapolis a panel of 12 jurors was seated for the T Eugene Thompson murder trial after questioning 95 veniremen. The final selection included Gertrude G Banks a hospital librarian Barbara K Subject a communications worker and Charles W Bartholomew a department store buyer.
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Problem Solving Course Canceled at Local Center
In Winston-Salem North Carolina the Industrial Education Center canceled a problem solving course after no one signed up. The AP report notes the lack of enrollment led to the suspension of the program.
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Winston - Salem, NC
Industrial Education Center
Cononain bowel relief ad promises overnight relief
An advertisement asserts tense nerves disrupt bowel activity causing constipation and introduces Cononain as a colon nerve stimulant with bulking action. It claims the product returns colon function overnight and offers an introductory size for 43 cents.
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