Saturn C1 and C5 to power NASA moon missions outlined
The article explains NASA plans for large boosters: Saturn C1 with eight H1 engines delivering 1.5 million pounds thrust, Saturn C5 over 300 feet tall lifting 100 tons to orbit, and the Nova with about 20 million pounds thrust for Moon to Mars missions. It notes unmanned satellites for weather, navigation, and solar observations, plus lunar probes Mariner Ranger Surveyor and future manned flights.
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NASA
Earth
Moon
Venus
Mars
OSO
OGO
OHO
Orbiting Solar Observatory
Orbiting Geophysical Observatory
OAO
Orbiting Astronomical Observatory
Mariner
Ranger
Surveyor
Lunar
Renger
Pathfinders
Space
Man
Bridge Carnival Highlights and Local Club News
The Bridge grade school carnival Saturday evening featured songs skits and a men s style show with Mrs Ann Deacon as chairwoman. Prizes went to Phyllis Pillete and Dennis White for selling the most tickets while Doris Webber Everette Webber John Warner and Irene Young received awards. Also reported were a 18 attendee Town and Country Christian Women s meeting a Halloween Grange hall display a new Arago pastor and the Sewing Sisters 4 H club led by Gail Lee Pennie Wharton as president. Upcoming events include a Junior II Sunday school Halloween party and evangelistic meetings led by Paul Cowles November 11 to 18.
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Ann Deacon
Phyllis Pillete
Dennis White
Doris Webber
Everette Webber
John Warner
Irene Young
Town and Country Christian Women's Meeting
Grange Hall
Arago
Gail Lee
Ing
Clcb
Pennie Wharton
Phyllis Canfield
Susan Coleman
Susan Conquest
Paul Cowles
San Jose
Calif
The
Bridge Community Church
Bulk candy rule set to protect consumers
The state department of agriculture reminds retailers of an earlier ruling on bulk unwrapped candies sold for self service. Kenneth E. Carl states the department views self service displays unfavorably and urges stores to use covered containers at the checkout so clerks can scoop and bag candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Kenneth E. Carl
Dairy and Consumer Services Division
Douglas Fir Plywood Dominates Local Bowling Standings
High team series and game achieved by Douglas Fir Plywood with 2729 and 937. Individual leaders include Maxine Piper with 539 net and 224 net game and Mac M Milosevich with 568 gross and 226 gross. Notable splits include Irene Burr, Mary Kirkpatrick, and Milosevich.
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Douglas Fir Plywood
Sunset Music Ly A
Acme Machine & Repair
Curry Electric
Timberline Inn
Eaglettes
Moore's Florist
Douglas Fir
Maxine Piper
Mac M. Milosevich
Iirene Burr
Mary Kirkpatrick
Mac M. Milesevich
Timber Sale Totals 23.7 Million Board Feet Bid at Coos Bay
The Bureau of Land Management Coos Bay district sold five timber tracts totaling 23 717 000 board feet for 432 136 40. International Paper of Gardiner bought 8 690 000 at 20 80 per thousand for 167 610 40 and 3 935 000 at 24 03 for 90 204 35. Other bidders included Reedsport Mill Elkside Lumber Mitchell Brothers D F Logging Coos Head Roseburg and Menasha Corporation. Purchasers must build 7 3 miles of road costing about 174 573 22.
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Bureau of Land Management
Coos Bay District
Spencer Creek
International Paper Company of
Gardiner
Reedsport Mill Company
Reedsport
Camp Creek
D & F Logging
Elkton
Coos Head
Elkside Lumber Company
Lakeside
Ben Henderson Logging
Coos Head Timber Company
Coon Bay
Menasha Corporation of
North Bend
Shotgun Creek
Camas Creek
Roseburg Lumber Company
Roseburg
Coos Bay
Douglas Fir Plywood Company
Coquille
Georgia-Pacific Shipments Open European Hardboard Trade
A shipment of American made hardboard is en route to Glasgow Scotland. European producers have dominated the Atlantic market but Georgia Pacific Corp reports a first sailing of corrugated perforated hardboard for decorative and acoustical paneling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
North Sea
Atlantic
U. S
Newcastle
Georgia-Pacific Corp
G-P
Timber Tracts Sold by BLM Amid Vigorous Bids
The Bureau of Land Management sold 9 175 000 board feet of timber for 234 334 76 dollars. Coos Mead Timber Co. of Coos Bay bought 4 007 000 board feet of Douglas fir at 34 50 per thousand, paying 96 445 90. Several firms competed on other tracts including Williams River and Burnt Mountain areas, with bids from Barker Willamette Lumber, International Paper, Elkside Lumber, Moore Oregon Lumber, and Mitchell Brothers Logging. Purchasers must build 1 7 miles of logging road costing about 39 873 10 dollars.
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Johnson Creek
Coos Mead Timber Company
Coos Bay
Barker Willamette Lumber Company
Eugene
International Paper Company
Gardiner
Elkside Lumber Company
Lakeside
Trac
Menasha Corporation of
North Bend
Williams River
C. H. Wood and Son
Roseburg
Burnt Mountain
Coos
Mitchell Brothers Logging Company
Elkton
Ralph Johnson Lumber Company
Ben Henderson Logging
G. W. Logging Company
Mack Hedden
United States Plywood Corporation
National Forest Week Proclaimed for 1960s Observance
President John F Kennedy proclaims National Forest Week and National Forest Products Week. The designation follows a 1960 joint resolution in Congress authorizing a seven day period starting on the third Sunday of October each year.
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John F. Kennedy
Congress
October Closure for Parks Declared by State Engineer
State Highway Engineer Forrest Cooper said October closures affect campgrounds west of the Cascades and that most will not reopen this season. Four year round coastal campgrounds Morris Beach Beverly Beach and Cape Lookout are closed while Honeyman Park likely won’t reopen until next spring. Picnic areas remain open though water and electric stoves may be unavailable as crews drain lines and perform repairs.
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Forrest Cooper
Cascade Mountains
Cooper
Morris Beach
Beverly Beach
Cape Lookout
Honeyman Park
Georgia Pacific In Coos Bay Starts Hardboard Tempering Plant
Georgia Pacific begins construction of an 18 000 square foot tempering facility beside its four existing plants in Coos Bay. Piling drives start as foundation work advances for the automated plant expected to hire six workers initially with potential later expansion. Completion targeted for early spring with tempered hardboard used for exterior panels ranging from 1/12 to 1 3/8 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos Bay
Georgia - Pacific Corporation
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Georgia Pacific
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John Ruskin
Mary Baker Eddy
Lynn
Pauline Honnold
Pp&L’s
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Pacific Power
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