Bungling Costs $100 Million in Space Program
GAO faulted NASA and private contractors for a two year lag in lunar exploration and a loss estimated around $1 billion for the Centaur Atlas rocket program. The report cites management flaws and technical faults delaying flight tests and prompting vehicle redesigns.
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Huntsville
Ala
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Castro attacks U.S. policy and denuclearization stance in Havana
The speech criticizes U.S. subversion in the Americas and calls for Cuba to cut ties with external powers, restore constitutional government, and hold free elections. It accuses Washington of blocking Red China’s UN entry, condemns the Alliance for Progress, and demands denuclearization of U.S. bases before any agreement.
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Jackie’s Dream Cruise Sails Through Aegean Waters
Mrs. Jet F. Kennedy continues a dream cruise aboard Aristotle Onassis Christina. The 303 foot luxury yacht left Athens Friday night and has called at Istanbul and Lesbos Island, Sappho’s birthplace, before Mitilin, then moved on under clearing skies. Rain briefly fell at Lesbos before sunny, cloudless conditions returned.
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Nixon Blames Kennedy in Civil Rights Crisis
Nixon accuses Kennedy of lip service and symbolic promises on civil rights prompting demonstrat ions. He calls for presidential action to enforce the law and discusses 1964 ambitions and Republican rivals Goldwater and Rockefeller. He also assesses Kennedy as vulnerable on foreign policy and economic programs.
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Famed Canaveral Pad To Get Alterations
The Army Corps of Engineers awarded a 983,967 contract to Franchi Construction Co. to modify Launch Complex 14 in Cape Canaveral Florida for Atlas Agena rockets for Project Gemini rendezvous missions. Pad 14 previously launched Atlas rockets for John Glenn Jr. and other Mercury program astronauts.
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Fla
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Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Walter M. Schirra
Leroy Gordon
Legal notes and security details in multiple fraud suits
In four suits, the Original amounts of alleged notes and the security on each are listed for Wynn Ramsland Jr J C Barnes Sr and others. Amounts range from about 51 996 70 to 61 565 04 with various 1000 gallon tanks trailers and applicators. A cross action against Kuykendall and Billie Sol Estes claims the chattel mortgages were secured by fraud and seeks cancellation of contracts notes and mortgages.
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Pecos
Abilene
Knife Fork Club Opens 1963 6 Season With Dr. Kazma Talk
Lubbock Knife and Fork Club welcomed 350 members to Hillcrest Country Club for a 1963 6 season kickoff featuring Dr. Robert Kazma as guest speaker. The world traveler provided a sweeping hour and a half view from 1860 to present, touching on Lincoln Lenin Christianity Buddhism and global politics.
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Avalanche Journal
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Robert Kazma
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Kazmayer
Lubbock
Ndt
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Lenin
Enler
Kennedy the Roosevelts
Tharry Truman
Eisenhower
South Viet Nam
Ecumenical Council
Demind
Pen Narrative of Test Ban Signing Era Obscured Record
A fragmentary account recalls the Test Ban treaty signing during the Kennedy era. It notes Kennedy used multiple pens to sign gilt copies for the three negotiating nations and the National Archives, with witnesses including Harriman Dean Rusk Lyndon Johnson Mansfield and Dirksen. He kept a final pen for himself after adding flourishes to a signature.
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Kennedy
National Archives
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Sec
Dean Rusk
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Mlinos
Sinatra to Sell 3.5 Million Gaming Setup
Las Vegas AP says Frank Sinatra announced he will divest from Nevada gambling interests valued around 23 million dollars. The Nevada Gaming Control Board pursued license revocation over alleged improper entertainment at Lake Tahoe and sought to force sale of his nine percent Sands Hotel stake. Sinatra stated he will completely withdraw from any Nevada gaming involvement despite pressure from regulators.
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Sands Hotel
Kansas City Officials Guard Cyanide Leak
Deadly cyanide gas was found leaking from steel gas containers in a Kansas City truck yard Monday night. Fire crews and police stood by to keep people away while an expert from New Orleans was called to manage the incident.
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