Next Year If We're Lucky U S To Test Moon For The Shakes
The first U S lunar lander will be a 25 inch white talking ball capable of testing if the moon shakes. If lucky, next year. Ranger project manager James D Burke described the plan for nine vehicles and four data uses including cameras radar altimeter spectrometer and seismometer to study the moon before landing.
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Newport Beach
Calif
United States
James D. Burke
Project Ranger
U.S. Space Agency
Burke
Ford Aeronautronic
Ranger
Moon
Turkish ex-Premier Menderes sentenced to death by special tribunal
A Turkish special tribunal sentenced former Premier Adnan Menderes and ex-President Celal Bayar to death for violating the constitution after a decade in power. Twelve more defendants received varying penalties including life terms, while Menderes was absent due to illness. The military junta will decide whether to commute or execute by sundown Saturday.
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Yassiada
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Celal Bayar
Menderes
Bayar
Fatin Rustu Zorlu
Hasan Polatkan
National Assembly
Refik Koraltan
Agah Eregin
Ibrahim Khrazoglou
Republican Party
Hamdi Sancar
Nusrey Kiriscioglou
Bahazir Dulger
War Scare Pushes New York Family Exodus to Chico
About 30 people from Smithtown New York including Alvin Bauman plan to relocate to Chico California for safety in case of nuclear war. The group linked to the Ohsawa Foundation seeks habitable areas after attacks and has leased 12 houses from a Chico realty firm for their initial settlement.
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Smithtown
N.Y
Long Island
Chico
Calif
Alvin Bauman
Bauman
United States
California
Oregon
Montana
Ohsawa Foundation
Orient
West
George Ohsawa
Soviet Test Sparks Rapid Nuclear Explosion Series
The Soviet Union fires its tenth nuclear blast in two weeks and launches a new rocket over 7 400 miles into the Central Pacific. Tass reports the rocket landed near target and a Thursday arctic blast follows, as U S testing resumes within 10 days in Nevada. Dr. Seaborg claims the U S still leads in large nuclear weapons despite the rapid Soviet tests.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Central Pacific
Tass
Arctic
United States
Nevada
Moscow
Hawaii
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Africa
Glenn T Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Seaborg
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Space
Esther Heads For Coast As Storm Aims Northwest
Hurricane Esther with winds to 130 mph tracked west-northwest in the Atlantic. Forecasters noted slight indications it could turn toward the northwest in the next day or two, with Esther expected to maintain a west-northwest course about 10 mph for 24 hours. At 5 am EST Esther was near 21.7 N 54.7 W about 800 miles east northeast of San Juan and 1,650 miles east southeast of Miami, with gale winds extending 230 miles. Small craft in the Leeward Islands were urged to stay in port due to rough seas.
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Miami
Fla
Esther
Atlantic
Raymond Kraft
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Leeward Islands
Soviet Buzzing Alarms Berlin Air Corridors
Western ministers weighing counter measures after two Soviet fighter incursions near two Pan American jets in the Berlin air corridors. U S officials discuss deploying fighters near corridor terminals in West Germany for instant action as Berlin crisis discussions continue.
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Washington
U.S
Berlin
State Department
West Germany
Western air lane tensions after Berlin blunders
Berlin tension rose as two West German F jet fighters landed in the French sector after losing their way on a training mission. Soviet MIG jets shadowed U.S. airliners en route from Berlin to Hamburg. Bonn apologized to the Western powers and the Soviet Embassy amid protest at the Berlin Air Safety Center.
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Dean Rusk
Maurice Couve de Murville
Lord Home
Heinrich von Brentano
Berlin
U.S
Red
Hamburg
United States
Bonn
West Germany
France
Calls For Battle For Independence In Katanga Crisis
Katanga forces led by Tshombe attack U N units across the secessionist province with planes armored cars and hundreds of troops. Irish and Swedish troops defend Kamina while Jadotville endures bombardment. U N relief columns struggle past roadblocks as Hammarskjold and British officials seek a peaceful resolution.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Moise Ishombe
Katanga
U .N
Congo
U.N
Kamina
Jadotville
Elisabethville
U. N. Kamina
Tshombe
Leopoldville
Katangan
Jean Kibwe
Kibwe
Dag Hammarskjold
Cyrille Adoula
Lord Lansdowne
Harold Macmillan
Bill Collectors Call At Inopportune Times
A humorous note complains that bill collectors always ring when you are at home. The line captures a common nuisance in a light, relatable way.
Discoverer 30 Capsule Recovered Over Pacific
A Discoverer 30 space capsule, described as a big gold ball, was recovered by a Air Force C130 crew off Hawaii 52 miles from the planned impact area. Capt. Warren C. Schenstedt piloted the plane and helped locate the capsule 12,000 feet above sea level, with co pilot Capt. Raymond A. Apaka spotting the package first.
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Hickam Air Force Base
Hawaii
Portia Olrawall
Air Force
Ball Park
Honolulu
Warren C. Schensted
Glenwood
Minn
Schen Jsted
Pacific
Raymond A. Apaka
Lihue
Kauai Island
Weekend Warmth Approaches After Cool Spell
The area keeps cool temperatures for five more days with tonight and weekend lows near 48 and highs around 72. A warming trend starts Monday as yesterday’s high reached 73 at 6 pm and the overnight low was 47 at 7 am. Middletown logged 0.13 inches of rain in the 24 hours to 8 am today.
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Middletown
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