Saturn Booster Soon May Catch Red Space Lead
AP report from Cape Canaveral notes the Saturn booster may overtake the Soviet rocket power lead within six months. Test flight data show strong stage performance, with emphasis on second stage hydrogen fuel tests and plans to lift an 18,000 pound dummy payload in September or October.
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Soviet Union
MIGs Fire On U S Ship Off Cuban Coast
The merchant Floridian reported two Soviet built MIGs fired across its bow and stern about 20 miles off Cuba. U S Navy jets arrived 55 minutes later. 15 to 30 explosive shells were fired on the third pass. The incident follows a prior similar attack on a U S shrimp boat.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Coast Guard
Key West
Norman Teeples
Dania
Curtis Olson
Olson
Priest Dies In Turnpike Crash Near Perry Interchange
A single vehicle crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike killed Rev. George Matosky 34 of Monessen in Gibsonia. State Police said Father Matosky's car lost control and struck a bridge abutment near the Perry Highway Interchange. he was alone in the car.
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Gibsonia
Pennsylvania Turnpike
George Matosky
Monessen
Father Matosky
Perry Highway
Nuclear Standoff Predicted by Defense Secretary McNamara
In testimony to Congress, Defense Secretary Robert McNamara warns of a nuclear standoff with the Soviet Union yet says the U.S. aims to win the cold war without triggering a strategic nuclear war. He cites mutual deterrence, emphasizes no Soviet nuclear superiority, and recalls the Cuban missile crisis as proof of U.S. leverage.
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Robert S. McNamara
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Soviet Union
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Estes Held Guilty In Fraud Case
Promoter Billy Sol Estes was found guilty on four counts of mail fraud and one of conspiracy by a federal jury in El Paso Texas. Sentencing was postponed for a probation report, with potential combined terms up to 25 years. Eight other counts were acquitted.
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EL Paso, Tex
Billy Sol Estes
R. F. Thompson
Estes
Thompson
Mississippi Negroes Plan New March
In Greenwood Mississippi Negroes announce a new march on the Leflore County courthouse to press voter registration. Police, aided by civilian volunteers with riot clubs and a dog, have dispersed previous marches. Rev D L Tucker claims a dog bite. police deny it, while Dr Mabel Garner says he had bites treated on his left ankle.
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Greenwood
Miss
Leflore
D.L. Tucker
B.A. Hammond
Tucker
Mabel T. Garner
Ohio River flood damages cut by levee and reservoirs
The 21 day flood along the Ohio River caused about 100 million dollars in damage. Army Engineers credited levees and control reservoirs with saving the valley from about 143 million in additional losses. Col. R W De Lancey cited the measures as key in reducing impact.
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Ohio River
U. S. Army
R. W. de Lancey
No New Tax Required In Road Plans
The Ohio Department of Highways unveils a four year 1.3 billion road program with director Pearl E Masheter stating no extra taxes are needed. He notes 650 million will be spent from July 1 1964 to June 30 1965 and 50 million from July 1 1965 to June 30 1967, excluding engineering and right of way. The plan relies on anticipated federal matching funds and state highway taxes.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways
Pearl E. Masheter
Masheter
Jewelry Theft Strikes Countess Von Bismarck Rome Home
Jewels valued at 640000 dollars vanished from the Rome apartment of Countess Edward von Bismarck formerly Mona Strader and the late Harrison Williams. Police seek missing court butler Angelo Valentino and a gold table service. The jewels include a 48000 dollar diamond earrings set and a 96000 dollar diamond necklace among others. The butler’s wife reported seeing him depart with a silver candelabra and bowl. she persuaded him to return the items. Williams left most of his fortune to his wife after his 1953 death.
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Harrison Williams
New York
von Bismarcks
Kennedy calls NSC to session amid Cuba tensions
President Kennedy convened the National Security Council strategy group as U S forces report two unidentified jets fired near the patrol ship Floridian off Cuba. Soviet withdrawals from Cuba appear slower with estimates of 13 000 to 14 000 troops remaining. anti Castro raids add to Caribbean tensions.
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Kennedy
National Security Council
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U.S
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United States
Caribbean
State Department
U. S. Coast Guard
San Juan
Puerto Rico
U. S
Ala
Florida Straits
Cuban
Defense Department
Iner Baltika
Soviet Union
Open Line To Moscow Urged In U S Soviet Talks
The United States urged a permanent direct communications link between U S and Soviet leaders to prevent accidental war. Ambassador Charles C Stelle told disarmament talks in Geneva that the line would support teletype and voice use with the U S end at the National Command Center. He pressed for three measures to cut war risk: advance notice of military movements and exchange of small military missions. Soviet negotiator Tsarapkin has resisted detailed negotiations.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Stelle
March Weather Ahead for Middletown Area
A bright sunny day gives way to a brisk southwest wind bringing showers and thunderstorms tonight. Much cooler air moves in early tomorrow morning ending rain during the day. Yesterday's high reached 78 and low 48, with today's 4 am low at 52.
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Middletown
Engravers Reject Deal Prompt Meeting With Publishers
In New York the AFL-CIO Photoengravers Union Local 1, with about 320 members, rejected leaders terms 191 to 111 prompting a first contact with eight newspaper publishers. The dispute extends New York’s paper shutdown to its 112th day while Mayor Wagner arranged the talks.
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NEW York
Afl-Cio
Local 1
Frank McGowan
Youngest Ohio Mayor Richard Bozman Dies at 32
Ashville Ohio mayor Richard B Bozman died of a heart attack at his home. Elected in November 1955 at age 24 he was serving his fourth term while a freshman in Ohio State University College of Engineering.
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Ashville
Ohio
Richard B. Bozman
Bozman
Ohio State University
Wires Behind Education Allegedly Pulling Media Strings
A humorous observant note suggests that pushing for a quality education today requires influencing television radio and hi fi outlets to shape public opinion and reach.
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T.V
Bright business outlook lifts unofficial 1963 output estimate
A sunnier business climate prompts the administration to raise its unofficial 1963 national output forecast to 578 to 580 billion dollars from January’s figure. The gain suggests more jobs but not enough to cut unemployment from about 6 percent.
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Washington
Walter W. Heller
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