Solid Fuel Rocket Test Boosts U S Solid-Propellant Plans
In Homestead Florida a massive solid fuel rocket produced a 1000 foot flame during a ground test. The 840 ton rocket burned 126 seconds, delivering 3.5 million pounds thrust and a 70 million horsepower equivalent. NASA and Aerojet officials hailed the result as a breakthrough backing a revived solid-fuel program.
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Youth hero calms tense Springfield race protests
In Springfield Ohio 16 year old George Cobb a South High junior and football player spoke at a Negro student mass meeting to calm student protesters after the fatal stabbing of Ralph Stinnett an 18 year old Negro Cobb urged restraint noting the cost of jail and fines his parents expressed pride in him community leaders praised his leadership saying the youth shown positive guidance could keep the situation controlled
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Lettuce Smokes: New Nicotine Free Cigarettes Planned
Brabo Smokes plant in Hereford received a cigarette making machine and filter apparatus for lettuce leaf cigarettes. Officials said production begins soon with orders already placed and marketing expected around October 18. President Puzant Torigian touted nicotine free cigarettes using outer lettuce wrap leaves as a pioneering US product.
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One Installed Car Survives Train Tragedy at Holbrook Crossing
At Holbrook Arizona a Santa Fe Chief passenger train struck the Bever family car stalled on a downtown crossing. Bever, his wife Sally, son James, and daughter Blanche perished or were injured as the car was pushed 250 yards. Another man Swan survived with a broken arm. The tragedy followed gates closing and the car becoming immobilized as the eastbound train hit at an estimated 70 mph.
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Farm Bureau Drops Idea For Grocery Chain
The American Farm Bureau Federation suspended for now a plan to buy a nationwide food store chain to give farmers bargaining power. A special committee agreed not to pursue the proposal, which would have cost several million dollars, though the idea is not dead and some leaders will push for it later.
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Telex ELECTRON EAR aids nerve deafness
An advertising blurb promotes a self contained miniature hearing device worn in the ear canal. It claims clear understanding and better hearing with no tubes cords or molds and notes the device is easily placed or removed.
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