Wonders Of The Universe Balloon Space Station Proposal
National Aeronautics planners like Kurt R. Stehling propose a 20 foot balloon space station launched by rocket booster. The sphere would inflate in orbit to house astronauts, avoid assembly in space, and use two coating halves for temperature control. It would rely on foamed plastic walls and a cloth shell, possibly spun later for artificial gravity if needed.
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Kurt R. Stehling
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mr. Stehling
Stehling
Space Station
Resume Bomb Tests Now Dr Teller urges immediate nuclear tests
Dr Edward Teller, who helped develop the hydrogen bomb, urged resuming nuclear tests at an Armed Forces Day dinner. He warned the danger is clear, noted the summit conference collapse, and said underground tests could be secret yet take years to foolproof detection. He warned Soviet testing could lead to dire consequences if the U S stalls.
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Washington
Edward Teller
Armed Forces
Teller
Underslung Rocket Boosts Old Jets at Edwards AFB
North American Aviation unveiled an underslung liquid fuel boost rocket for the 1956 F86 Sabre at Edwards Air Force Base. Test flights reached 60,000 feet, up from 45,000, and speed rose from 600 to 700 miles per hour.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
North American
British Exhibition to Bring London Scenes to New York
The New York Coliseum hosts a June 10 opening of a British Exhibition showcasing Britain's industry and science. Prince Philip will open the event with VP Nixon and Gov. Rockefeller in attendance. Over 500 British troops will perform in a Madison Square Garden tattoo. Lord Rootes chairs the effort aimed at boosting British exports and countering Communist influence. Exhibits include atomic power, shipbuilding, steel, and a major British motor show with models and components from 15 companies.
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New York
Tower Street
Tower of London
Red Lion
London
New York Coliseum
Britain
Big Ben
Manhattan
Feller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Madison Square Garden
William E. Rootes
Cochairman
United States
Great Britain
Lhown
New Trial Starts Monday For Finch
In Los Angeles AP reports the second trial of Dr. R Bernard Finch 42 and Carole Trevor 23 on murder charges begins Monday. A postponement motion was denied in a hearing where the defendants glared at each other and chatted. They are accused of killing Finchs wife Barbara 36 last June. The first trial ended with a hung jury.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Trevor
Superior Court
Smed
Barbara
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Peoples Clothing Co
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Abe Korros Men's Shop
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Roy A. White Co
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Freeman’s Jewelry
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Ory
Eeeeneee
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