NASA Plans Five Engine Saturn for Moon Race
NASA and Marshall Space Flight Center announced a five engine first stage advanced Saturn delivering 1.7 million pounds thrust, payload about 110 tons, with two stages for earth escape. The new C5 design aims for 1965 readiness to orbit a three man craft, then lunar landing and return.
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Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Marshall Space Flight Center
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Moon
NASA
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Gizenga Loses Out and Talks Return to Kinshasa
Leopoldville Congo AP reports Parliament awaits An to Gizenga return to answer charges he sought to secede northeast Congo. The leftist deputy premier, after losing influence in Stanleyville, agreed to leave his headquarters and face consequences as police reportedly defy his bid to arrest Gen. Lundula and a UN investigator.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Congo
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
Victor Lundula
U.N
Patrice Lumumba
Leopoldville
Gizenga
Starleyville
Lundula
Cyrille Adoula
Bus Passengers Stranded Negro Women Get Help In Crossett
A white bus driver kept heating on a stranded Continental Trailways bus through a two night snow delay in Crossett Ark helping Mae Lee Johnson 55 of Bourbon Mississippi and her granddaughter Gwendolyn Faye nearly three. White and Black residents opened homes and provided meals and lodging after radio station KAGH broadcasted the tale drawing community support.
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Crossett, Ark
Mae Lee Johnson
Bourbon
Gwendolyn Faye
Continental Trailways
C. C. Barrow
Texarkana
Ark
Barrow
GOP Hopes Up For 1962 Race
Oklahoma City report on the Republican National Committee opening session where William E. Miller predicts big 1962 GOP victories in Congress and states. A special committee warns labor and minority blocs are vital for winning big cities and the 1964 presidency. Miller criticizes Kennedy and outlines reasons for anticipated gains, including off-year dynamics and southern strength.
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Oklahoma City
Republican National Committee
GOP
William E. Miller
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New York
Robert Wilson
California
Republican Congressional Committee
Kennedy
Congress
Modern generals sell their lives dearly
The item presents a brief, satirical note on generals in current times, framing the idea that leaders risk or sacrifice their lives or reputations in costly and dramatic fashion. It reads like a compact opinion fragment reflecting on military leadership and timing.
NUN OVERSEES DORM CONSTRUCTION AT OMAHA COLLEGE
Mother Henry, a Society of the Sacred Heart nun and third class engineer, supervises a construction crew building a dormitory at Duchesne College in Omaha. She teaches chemistry and engineers boilers, climbs ladders on inspections, and values the crew’s friendliness as they work with her on site. The workers say she is a capable supervisor who blends teaching with hands on leadership.
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Omaha
Neb
Mother Henry
Duchesne College
DiSalle Reverses Quit Plan and Seeks Ohio Governor Run
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle said he will run for a second term after previously announcing retirement. The cabinet meeting set the tone for a heated Democratic primary against Atty. General Mark McElroy, who has insisted he will stay in the race. DiSalle cited a need to push his programs in mental health, education and welfare while criticizing the Republican legislature for not meeting state needs. A study committee for state problems is proposed after the November election.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Atty
Mark McElroy
DiSalle
McElroy
Democratic
Ohio
Sendaries
Avalanche Wipes Out Andean Valley Villages In Eight Minutes
Air rescue teams struggle to reach Hanaylas valley in Peru where an eight minute avalanche from Mt Huascaran buried Ramahirca and 14 settlements, with missing estimates ranging from two to four thousand. Dozens of bodies recovered as floodwaters recede, while officials warn the exact death toll may never be known.
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Lima
Peru
Andean
Hanaylas
Roberto Thorndike
Red Cross
James Loeb
Huarascucho
Ramahirca
Santa River
Mt. Huascaran
Lanaganuco
Ranichirca
Alfonso Caballero
Weather outlook cool with near normal highs this week
The forecast shows temperatures near 27 high and 12 low with a daily pattern of snow flurries. Expect slightly warmer Sunday then turning colder Monday and Tuesday. Overnight lows around 16 tonight. Yesterday's high reached 13 at 3 pm with an overnight low of 3 above at 4 am.
U S Must Aid Idle JFK Told
Industrialists and labor leaders urged President Kennedy to pursue automation and tech growth while protecting workers displaced by change. The advisory committee urged government and employers to ease hardships for families hit by automation, aiming for steady efficiency and strong economic growth.
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U.S
JFK
Washington
Kennedy
Clark Kerr
University of California
Kennedy seeks standby tax powers amid GOP, Byrd opposes
President Kennedy proposes standby authority to cut income taxes up to 25 percent in a recession, drawing sharp opposition from Sen. Harry F. Byrd and many Republicans. House Ways and Means Democrats indicated no immediate plan to take up the measure, while critics warn it would infringe Congress revenue prerogatives and complicate tax restoration after a downturn. The plan, tied to an economic report due January 22, follows other proposals aimed at jobs and inflation, with some backing from a Ford Foundation backed blue ribbon panel but strong resistance remains in Congress.
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Kennedy
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Ways and Means Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Congress
Commission On
Ford Foundation
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