Radar Tests Advance Space Navigation Plans
Dr I M Levitt explains how radar experiments at MIT Lincoln Laboratory test measuring distances to Venus and guide interplanetary craft. Success could redefine astronomical units, tighten Pluto distances, and enable Earth guided harbored beam navigation to Mars and Saturn with ground support and maser amplifiers.
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Pluto
Lincoln Laboratories
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Steel Walkout Looms as Talks Break for Week
NY AP reports negotiations paused until Tuesday as a steel strike threatens the longest industry shutdown since World War II. The plan adds individual company talks alongside top level union-industry talks. Prestrike earnings averaged $2.11 an hour.
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New York
Steelworkers
Quiz Shows To Be Probed
Washington AP A House group will probe television quiz programs next month. The Legislative Oversight subcommittee plans hearings the week of Oct. 6 to determine if any shows were rigged, contingent on obtaining a transcript of a New York grand jury investigation. The probe follows several shows going off air after allegations that answers were supplied to contestants.
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Washington
House
Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
Khrushchev to be guarded by 500 San Francisco police
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will travel to San Francisco on September 20 and 21 under guard by 500 city officers. Police Chief Cahill, after talks with Mayor George Christopher and State Department security agents, promised swift action against any demonstrators or troublemakers during the visit.
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San Francisco
Nikita Khrushchev
Thomas ‘Cahill
Cahill
George Christopher
State Department
Bakery Strike Ends in Youngstown Area
Two of five strikebound bakeries in the Youngstown region have signed contracts with Local 377 of the Teamsters Union and their drivers are back on the job. The strike began at midnight Wednesday and disrupted bread deliveries across Trumbull, Ashtabula, and Mahoning counties.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Teamsters Union
Trumbull
Ashtabula
Mahoning
Public Health Nursing Bureau Holds Steady Despite Staff Change
The Public Health Nursing Bureau remains unchanged after the school nursing staff move from its Civic Association building office to 1406 1st Ave Middletown School System building. The bureau, with seven nurses and two secretaries, runs home care clinics and parochial school nursing, including immunizations and eye tests. Dr. Benjamin Sawyer serves as school physician.
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Civic Association
Laura K. Crist
Board of Education
Middletown School System
1St Ave
Public Health Bureau
Crist
Benjamin Sawyer
Middletown
Trenton
Franklin
Monroe
St Johns PTA Opens New School Year Meeting
St Johns PTA will hold its opening meeting of the school year on the first day of school Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the church basement. Officers include Marie Brehm president Mary Ellen Wills vice president Dorothy Douglas secretary Marjorie Rossi treasurer and trustees Vincent Lutz June Reider and John Dobrozsi. The PTA will begin the practice of having room mothers this year.
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St. John's Pta
Marie Brehm
Mary Ellen Wills
Dorothy Douglas
Marjorie Rossi
June Reider
Vincent Lutz
John Dobrozsi
PTA
Painter Falls From Scaffold Into Moving Car
A 25 year old painter, Jack Hubner of Bayonne New Jersey, fell five stories from a scaffold at the Equitable Building in New York's financial district and landed in a moving car carrying two priests and a woman. He was listed in critical condition. The car's driver, Rev Daniel Sullivan of St Theresa's Briar Cliff Manor, escaped injury. Passengers Rev Timothy O Sullivan from Australia and Kate O Leary, 60, of the Bronx, suffered minor cuts.
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Jack Hubner
Bayonne
N.J
Equitable
Financial District
Daniel] Sullivan
St. Theresa's Church
Briarcliff Manor
N.Y
Timothy O’sullivan
Australia
Father O’sullivan
Kate O'Leary
The
Bronx
Civic Association Nursing Bureau staffing praised
Mrs Crist says the present Public Health Nursing Bureau is well staffed after adding a seventh nurse two years ago. She notes the free-of-charge service is unusual as most cities charge. The bureau, funded by the Civic Association, operates on about $35,000 annually.
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Crist
Middletown Hospital
Middletown Family Service Bureau
Butler County Welfare Department
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Middletown Area
The
Civic Association
Skunk Battle Ends With Dead Scent Linger
In Richmond, a skunk fought a long stand against a brown dog, several women, neighborhood kids, a dog warden, and a Civil Defense unit amid geraniums. After a half hour, the wounded skunk retreated to a geranium bed and died, leaving a heavy odor in the area.
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Richmond, Va
Chesterfield County Civil Defense
T. E. Donahoe Jr
Chesterfield County
Joseph L. Gettings
Edward Hawks
Civil Defense
Gettings
Hawks
Banned Book Stir on Capitol Hill
Washington AP reports a dispute over the book Design for Survival by Gen. Thomas S. Power head of the Strategic Air Command. Rep. John E. Moss says the book does not advocate preventive war and seeks explanation from Defense Secretary McElroy on Pentagon publication blocks. Archaeologists uncover 10 thousand year old plank fragments.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Design For
Thomas S. Powter
Strategic Air Command
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Moss
House
Government Information Subcommittee
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Pentagon
Brazil Joins Travel Series in Expanded YMCA Lineup
The YMCA Travel and Adventure Series adds Brazil to Russia, Australia, the South Pacific, and more. The final program, March 17, features Karl Robinson in Let's See Brazil, at Roosevelt Junior High School auditorium at 7:30 p.m. The lineup also includes Jets, Missiles by Goddard and The Pitcairn Story by Capt. Irving Johnson from Oct through March.
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Russia
Australia
South Pacific
Karl Robinson
Roosevelt Junitor High School
Brasil
United States
Texas
Marion Swisher
Robinon
John Goddard
Pitcairn
Irving Johnson
Julien Bryan
Bryan
Middletown
Lemon
Monroe
Middletown Bankers’ Assn
Lewis Sebring Jr
Prices for this year series unchanged with added program
The price list remains the same as last year with a season ticket at four dollars and two dollars for high school age and younger. YMCA members buying at the Y lobby desk receive ten percent off. Brochures detailing the full program will be mailed soon per Paul Day, general chairman.
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YMCA
Paul Day
Fallout Study Urged By Williams For Global Review
Senator Harrison A. Williams of New Jersey proposed a worldwide study of radioactive fallout and its effects on humanity. He urged action in Washington with a focus on public health and international cooperation.
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Washington
Harrison A.williams
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