Saturn Booster Not a Moon Missile Launch Plan
Huntsville filed report notes Saturn booster on Cape Canaveral pad described as a starter for a water-filled dummy payload. U.S. aims to launch 10 boosters as part of a moon program, with high costs and Atlantic disposal, while Soviet lead drives acceleration toward Mars and lunar work. Dr Ernst Stuhlinger discusses challenges for lifelike capsules, guidance, and moon to Mars transition.
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Nason to Discuss 3 Big Questions at PTA
Education expert Dr. Leslie J. Nason of USC will address three common parent questions at this week’s PTA meeting. The discussion, part of NASON ON EDUCATION, appears Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays in The Journal.
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University of Southern California
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Two Mayors Two Councils Split Georgia Hamlet
In Auburn Georgia a hamlet of 374 residents elected two mayors and two town clerks in parallel elections held in the Town Hall. Incumbent Mayor R H Burel and challenger John Chesser each won 49 votes in separate boxes amid a dispute over policing and the firing of the town policeman. A court decision on the legal town clerk and election validity was expected from Superior Court Judge Richard B Russell III.
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Burel
Open Wide the College Door booklet offer prompt
Study of the proton may spark progress in the United States but many may not attend college. Applications will double in a decade, requiring more labs and top professors. Send for the free booklet Open Wide the College Door to Box 36 Times Square Station New York 36 NY.
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Box Score on 87th Congress Box Score on major legislation
Washington AP reports the major actions of the first session of the 87th Congress. Federal aid for schools and colleges moved, unemployment compensation enacted, aid programs expanded, minimum wage increases enacted, social security broadened, feed grain price support enacted, education and housing extensions enacted, debt limit raised, Korean War taxes extended, and emergency orders and foreign aid extended. Some measures like postal rate hikes were rejected by the House. Permanent peace corps creation enacted.
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