U S Plans Orbit with Two Monkeys for Study
NASA announced a tentative program to place two small monkeys in Earth orbit for six months to a year, then recover them with astronauts via Apollo rendezvous. Telemetry and daily TV would monitor health as weightlessness effects are studied for future manned planetary flights.
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Washington
Space Agency
Apollo
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Langley Research Center
Hampton
Former Curtis Chief Named President of MBS
New York AP report says Matthew J. Culligan, ex Curtis Publishing chair, is appointed president and chief executive of the Mutual Broadcasting System. Culligan, who left Curtis last January for Burns International Detective Agency advisory work, succeeds Robert F. Hurleigh who resigned last Friday.
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NEW York
Matthew J. Culligan
Curtis Publishing Co
Mutual Broadcasting System
Culligan
Curtis Publishing
Burns International Detective Agency
Robert F. Hurleigh
MBS
Ingenious Yanks Spark Paper Swirl At Patent Office
Washington AP reports Americans lead in invention with a patent record surge. The U S Patent Office orders a 2 million microfilm system to ease the paper flood, aiming to cut processing time and save about 500000 annually. Public access will grow as patent files are organized by subject and microfilm copies expand.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
U.S. Patent Office
Patent Office
Samuel Hopkins
Pittsford
Hoel L. Bowditch
Foxboro
Mass
Lorder
American Funds Aid Churchill Memorial Window Unveiled
U S deputy ambassador Philip Kai ser attended the Dorchester Abbey unveiling of a memorial window to Sir Winston Churchill. The 620-year-old east window was restored at a cost of 8400 dollars, largely raised in the United States by the American Friends of Dorchester Abbey Association.
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London
Philip Kaiser
U.S
Britain
Sir Winston Churchill
Dorchester Abbey
Oxfordshire
United States
American Friends of Dorchester Abbey Association
Economy Sound Fowler Tells LBJ
Secretary Fowler told President Johnson not to fear recession if the Vietnam War ends unexpectedly. He called the economy healthy and robust and said it can absorb war demands within a free market framework without harsh controls. He noted potential tax cuts to offset reduced military spending and predicted steadier prices ahead.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Johnson
Fowler
Centreville Dedicates New Federal Building
Centreville Maryland dedication of a 250000 dollar federal building housing the Post Office and five government agencies took place on Saturday. The ceremony marked the opening of the new facility serving the town and surrounding area.
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Centreville
Centreville, Md
Wallace Warns HEW Agents Arrests for Interfering in Schools
Gov George Wallace vowed to arrest any HEW agents who interfere with Alabama schools after plainclothes state police questioned two HEW officials at Montgomery Airport. The incident followed a complaint from Elmore County School Supt Ross McQueen about harassment and coercion by the HEW team. McQueen alleged transfer pressures and observed segregation at lunch tables with white students leaving when a Black pupil sat down.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Fairley
Bankhead
Atlanta
Washington
Associated Press
Elmore County
Wallace
Ross McQueen
HEW
McQueen
Tougher Screening For Insurance Firms In Maryland
Baltimore AP says Maryland state insurance commissioner Francis B. Burch has begun stricter screening for insurers. The Insurance Department will investigate company personnel and financial stability to halt weak operators before they start. The official cites painful lessons from past experience.
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Baltimore
Francis B. Burch
Maryland
Burch
State Names New Deputy Att. General
Baltimore AP reports Robert F. Sweeney was named deputy attorney general of Maryland by Attorney General Robert C. Murphy. Sweeney, already an assistant AG since May 1, 1961, serves as chief of the Criminal Division in the attorney general’s office.
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Baltimore
Robert F. Sweeney
Maryland
Ally
Robert C. Murphy
Sweeney
Attorney General's Office
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