Censors Block Naval Articles Admits Admiral
Washington AP Rear Adm. William C. Mott testified that Pentagon censors barred publication of three articles in the naval law journal JAG Journal all written by civilian professors. He said the articles were rejected last April for disagreeing with a Defense MeNamara directive. The directive, aimed at military voices on foreign policy, caused confusion though civilians were exempt.
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Tanganyika to Be Republic Within Commonwealth
The National Assembly unanimously approved Prime Minister Rashidi Kawawa’s bid to declare Tanganyika a republic within the British Commonwealth. The move was presented as a step toward full self government while remaining within the Commonwealth framework.
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Radio telephone links US with 88 other countries
A description notes a radio telephone system connects the United States to eighty eight nations, enabling long distance voice communication. The reference highlights international reach and technology bridging continents through wireless telephone links.
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Thurmond denounces JAG Journal over Lissitzyn piece
Senator Strom Thurmond criticizes the JAG Journal for refusing to publish an article by Dr. Oliver J. Lissitzyn of Columbia University on the U2 and RB47 incidents. He says censorship muzzles military voices and notes Lissitzyn is a recognized authority on Russian interpretations of international law.
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Four Million Dollar Tank Simulates Space At Caltech
At Caltech’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists describe an environmental simulator as a four million dollar tank full of space. The tank is designed to mimic Venus atmosphere by filling with light and removing air to study planetary conditions.
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Robbers Strike Norwood Building & Loan for $2604
Cincinnati police report two youths about 18 robbed Norwood Improved Building and Loan Co with a toy gun, escaping with 2604 dollars on Thursday.
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The Igorotes of northern Luzon in the Philippines
The Igorotes are the inhabitants of the northern Luzon region of the Philippines.
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Largest US vacuum chamber mirrors sunlit space radiation
Scientists build a new cylindrical vacuum chamber to simulate space environments for Mariner missions. 80 feet high and 27 feet diameter, with a steel shell handling over 1000 pounds per square foot. The chamber introduces a lighting system aiming to reproduce sunlight as experienced in space.
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Tremors Hit Southern Chile No Damage Reported
Four earth tremors shook parts of southern Chile Wednesday night and early Thursday AP reports no damage or injuries.
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Goldwater backs Romney for Michigan governor win
Senator Barry Goldwater told a Detroit audience that George Romney can win the Michigan governorship if he campaigns on the great historic principles of the Republican party. Goldwater praised Romney as a fine man and attractive candidate while arguing against business domination of the party.
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