Thresher Tragedy Slows Polaris Sub Pace
The loss of the nuclear sub Thresher slows Navy plans to rapidly build Polaris submarines. Officials expect a five month delay as modifications are made across nuclear subs to prevent a recurrence. Nine subs now on patrol off Europe face revised schedules, with deployment targets for 1967 still in reach.
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Thresher
Navy
Polaris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Alexander Hamilton
Atlantic
Andrew Jackson
Naval Court of Inquiry
Secretary of Navy
Fred Korth
Koos Survive Auto Crash With Undamaged Eggs
HIBERNIA New Jersey AP A man named Robert E White lost control of his car and hit a telephone pole on a Wednesday night. He was injured with lacerations but all ten eggs in the front seat survived the crash unharmed. The eggs were placed in the back of a police car before White sat down and crushed several.
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Hibernia
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Robert E. Whites Auto
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Studies of meteorite composition aid reentry shield design
Scientists use meteorite composition studies to inform the development of heat shields for space vehicles. By analyzing mineral content and material properties, engineers improve shielding performance against extreme reentry temperatures and ablation.
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Kennedy Baby Dies After Premature Breathing Struggles
Boston doctors had hoped to buy time for Patrick Bouvier Kennedy born weighing 4 pounds 10 ounces. Despite placing him in a high pressure oxygen chamber and other measures, the infant’s breathing trouble persisted and his heart failed at 40 hours old.
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Kennedy Baby
Associated Press
Boston
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
State Drive Launched For November Bond Issue
Gov. Rhodes announces a statewide campaign to push a $250 million bond issue for capital improvements. Proceeds would fund school and recreational facilities with higher education a major beneficiary, financed by extending the existing penny cigarette tax. Campaign leaders claim approval would create thousands of jobs. volunteers have raised $85,000.
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James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Thomas F. Patton
Cleveland
Citizens For Ohio's Future
Rostow Plans Three Week Visit to Mexico City
Mexico City AP Rostow Walt Whitman Rostow counselor of the U S State Department and chairman of its Policy and Planning Council is expected this weekend in Mexico City to begin a three week visit.
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Mexico City
Walt Whitman Rostow
U.S. Department of State
Governor Rhodes Sends Condolences to Kennedy Family
Governor James A. Rhodes telegraphs condolences to President and Mrs. Kennedy after the death of their newborn son. He and Mrs. Rhodes express sorrow and offer prayers for comfort on a tragic day in Ohio.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Kennedy
Ohio
First Sugar Mill Established in Western Hemisphere in 1792
A regional note records the founding of the western hemisphere's first sugar mill in 1792 marking a milestone in early industrial agriculture. The brief highlights the date and the historic significance of the development.
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Western Hemisphere
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