Spaceflight delays slow U S and Soviet plans
At the COSPAR meeting both the United States and the Soviet Union warned major new manned space ventures may wait a year. Blagonravov suggested readiness could take until 1965, while the U S projected Gemini flights by 1964 or early 1965. Other nations, including Italy and France, outlined their satellite initiatives as Mars probes and future orbital plans loomed.
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Eugene Revin
Florence
Italy
United States
Soviet Union
International Committee On Space Research
Cospar
U.S
France
Ital
Former Minuteman leader arrested amid stockpile of weapons seized
Treasury agents posing as middlemen seized a large arsenal including submachine guns, 50 caliber machine guns, flame throwers, mortars, bombs, and rifles from Richard Lauchli aged 37. Donald Sturgis, 35, was also arrested. Authorities charged Lauchli and Sturgis in Springfield with possession of unregistered automatic weapons. Lauchli allegedly bought the arms as scrap and reconditioned them.
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de Witt County
Lou,Rempe
Treasury
Wapella
Kankakee
Clinton
The
Minutemen
Penn
Richard Lauchli
Donald Sturgis
Lauchli
Asst
Leon Scrog Pins
Sturgis
Springfield
Ladies Hide Undies On Family Wash Line, Ames Study Says
Ames researchers led by Ronald G. Klietsch interviewed 60 Ames housewives about washday habits. They found a majority habitually screen intimate garments from view, including underwear, pajamas, and other items. Clothes on the line symbolize status and family state, with some even hiding undergarments in pillowcases to preserve privacy.
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Ames
Iowa State University
Ronald G. Klietsch
Pat Klietsch
Hickenlooper Calls Rights Bill A Gargantuan Thing
Washington reports Senator Bourke B. Hickenlooper described the civil rights bill as a gargantuan thing while discussing amendments pending in the Senate. He criticized or defended various proposals as they relate to federal bureaucracy and the effort to address perceived evils in the country.
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Hickenlooper
Washington
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Towa
Senate
Mason City Newspaper Moves to New Plant
The Mason City Globe-Gazette announces transfer of operations to a new modern one story plant on the edge of the central business district. Publisher Ray N. Rorick says the expansion began over a year ago and includes a Scott full color press. Hickenlooper chairs the project with a $12 million structure.
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Mason
GITY
Scott
Umason ‘City Globe- Gazette
LEE
Ray N. Rorick
Globe-Gazette Now
Hickenlooper
Equin
Triple Fatality Near Burlington
A car went off Highway 39 about 14 miles north of Burlington killing three men. The victims were Larry Holstein 26 Kenneth Schrader 22 both near Burlington and Harald A Beckman 23 near Mediapolis. Holstein owned the car and may have been driving. The vehicle traveled along the shoulder 237 feet into a ditch struck a bank flew 116 feet and skidded 04 feet. All three were ejected.
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Burlington
Highway 39
Here
Larry Holstein
Kenneth Schrader
Harald A. Beckman
Mediapolis
Stevenson to Address U.N. on Southeast Asia Issue
Adlai E. Stevenson will deliver a key speech at the United Nations Security Council on Southeast Asia, after cutting short a European trip. The United States labels the issue as the determin ing situation in Southeast Asia and seeks U.N. involvement amid Cambodian protests and South Vietnamese border actions.
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United Nations
N.Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
London
Dean Rusk
U.S
Southeast Asia
Security Council
Soviet Union
Cambodia
United States
Weil
U.N
Pham Khac Rau
Washington
Plan Launch of Unmanned Apollo Model spacecraft
An unmanned Apollo model, named ArH KewNKUY Ha, is slated to launch next Tuesday. A Saturn I rocket will propel the craft toward an intended orbit between 110 and 14 miles above Earth, as a forerunner to later manned missions planned for the decade’s end.
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Arh Kewnkuy
Moon
Burlington Voters Reject Two Proposals For Annexation Substations
Burlington voters rejected two measures to annex 1,817 acres south and west of the city and to construct two fire department substations, ending the ballot questions in the local election.
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Burlington
McNamara Defends Arms in Viet Nam Testimony
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara told the House Armed Services Committee that U.S. troops in South Vietnam have "the set equipment available for the unique ask at hand" and rejected charges that obsolescent planes caused the deaths of two American fliers. He spoke in a closed session as he began testimony, while Chairman Carl Vinson urged open discussion and to address points from various reports about pilots flying T-28 propeller planes.
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Washington
Lof
Robert McNamara
South Viet Nam
McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
Josely
Car Vineson
D-Ge
Vinson
South
Viet Nam
Fire Causes Heavy Damage To Hindbaugh Home
A morning blaze gutted the five room Hindbaugh residence at 8 Virginia Drive Hill Top addition. Firefighters contained flames after spreading from the kitchen and utility area to the living room. No injuries reported and cause is under investigation.
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Thomas A. Hindbaugh
Virginia Drive
Alex Bender
Journal
Hindbaugh
Hill Top
Houser
Nyles Dommer
Alleyne Drive
Dommer
Freee Utility Company
Denial and confusion over Cuban raid report
Miami limbo report on six Cuban bridges by anti Castro raiders was confirmed and then denied by exile group spokesmen. Havana dispatch says Cuban armed forces on two alert levels and all leaves canceled. Council Bluffs petition drive pushes for standard time with about 600 signatures on eight petitions and over 800 more filed. City Council approves daylight saving time start May 10.
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Miami Limbo
Cuba
Havana
Associated Press
Council Bluffs
Hughes Maps Campaign Pitch on Prisons and Four Year Terms
Des Moines reports Hughes labeling prison unrest as political fiction while outlining penal reforms and advocating longer four year governor terms. He argues for improved facilities and parole supervision, and notes support from Atty. Gen. Evan Hultman.
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DES Moenes
Iowa
Harold
Hughes
The
Iowa Associated:Press Managing
Association
Siffer
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Laird
Barry Goldwater
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Cauthorne
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