Courier 1A satellite failure halts launch plans
Thor Able-Star rocket exploded twenty minutes after launch over the Atlantic at about 15 miles altitude destroying the Courier 1A payload and delaying the military satellite program to 1964. Defense officials study telemetry to determine cause and expect a repeat test within weeks.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
United States
Defense Department
Thor
Sun
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Air Force
Man Upends Nude Models Case in San Francisco
In San Francisco AP report, Rodney C Dalluse, 23, a salesman, was found guilty of impersonating an officer and carrying a concealed weapon after being arrested at an art studio where nude models pose for camera fans. Judge Raymond J O'Connor ordered a psychiatric evaluation.
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San Francisco
Raymond J O'Connor
Rodney Clalluse
O'Connor
Dalluse
Middletown Quick Car Wash and Laundry Claim Convenience
The Middletown Quick Car Wash advertises weekday hours until 6 and Sunday hours until 2, touting itself as the best car wash wax polish and motor steam. Comfreorated Laundry markets itself as the most convenient self laundry with four hours daily operation.
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Middletown
Readable Fragments From Local Page Offer Clues
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a legible portion of a historical newspaper page. Readable names or specifics are sparse, leaving an unclear event, location, or date but suggesting ongoing coverage of a community matter.
Bobby Driscoll Pleads Guilty in Malibu Disturbance
Former child actor Bobby Driscoll pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace after a dispute with Laurie Mauro and a friend at Malibu Beach. Mauro alleged a gun struck his face, leaving a two inch gash near the nose. Driscoll faced an original charge of assault with a deadly weapon. a probation hearing and sentence were set for Sept. 15.
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Malibu Beach
Calif
Bobby Driscoll
Laurie S. Mauro
Driscoll
Mauro
UN disarmament session ends with call for talks
The U N Disarmament Commission adjourned without a plan for renewed U S Soviet disarmament talks. It approved a call for early international negotiations and urged the General Assembly to press for world disarmament, with little chance of action before the Assembly meets September 20.
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UN Disarmament Commission
United States
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Commission
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Geneva
U. Disarmament Commission
Eisenhower
Mexican official declares resolution adopted
Luis Padilla Nervo of Mexico as commission chairman declared the resolution adopted, signaling formal approval by the panel. The wording and scope remain to be released in full.
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Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
Ohio traffic safety plan eyed for year round approach
Columbus Ohio AP report quotes Highway Safety Director J Grant Keys advocating a constant traffic safety program. He calls for seasonal campaigns during summer holidays on winter ice sleet fall and spring wet weather to reduce deaths and injuries.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
J. Grant Keys
Andorra Pays Tribute to France and Urgel Bishops
Andorra maintains its independence by paying an annual tribute of 960 francs to France and 460 pesetas to the bishop of Urgel in Spain, a traditional arrangement underscoring its unique sovereignty.
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Andorra
France
Urgel
Spain
Kennedy wins wage bill as Nixon eyes South campaign
Kennedy pushes his 1.25 dollar minimum wage bill through the Senate 62 to 34 as Nixon stresses strength in the South. Campaign plans include 122 farmer meetings and Kin gston-style outreach while Kennedy forms a business and professionals committee. Hawked in Detroit New York Syracuse and Greensboro, both candidates tout southern prospects amid broad campaign tours and speeches.
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Associated Press
Senate
South
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Nixon
Kennedy
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Detroit
Zionist Organization of American
New York
Syracuse
N.Y
VFW
Zionist Organization
She's Casual About Gems
Gladys Burrows dropped a bag containing sixty thousand dollars in jewelry outside a Great Neck bank. Helen Tubbs found the bag and turned it over to police. Burrows later claimed the jewelry at the police headquarters and thanked Tubbs.
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Great Neck
N.Y
Gladys Burrows
Helen Tubbs
Valley Stream
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