Probe Turns To Junk In Mars Mission Setback
UPI reports Mariner 3 failed minutes after liftoff due to a protective cover jamming and blocking the solar panel, causing battery depletion and radio silence. Engineers prepare Mariner 4 for launch within two weeks in the $112 million two‑shot Mars program.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
United States
Mars
Mariner
Mariner 3
Mariner 4
Jack N. James
James
Traffic Deaths Hit New High
The National Safety Council reports the nine month toll at 34 570 deaths up 10 percent from last year with 4 070 fatalities in September the highest monthly total on record in the year 1 2 million injuries occurred and motorists traveled about 626 billion miles with a fatality rate of 5 5 per 100 million miles Chicago records the fewest deaths.
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National Safety Council
Chicago
Ex-convict sought in shooting of Columbus lieutenant
A manhunt continued for 30 year old Eugene Wylie Duling a former Summersville West Virginia resident accused of shooting Columbus police Lt Allen Fraley 42 who remained in critical condition at University Hospital after a nine hour surgery Fraley received 96 pints of blood during the operation as officers and citizens donate blood Duling shot Fraley during an attempted rape investigation as they entered a North Side apartment three others were taken into custody as witnesses and a car tied to Duling s wife was found nearby
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Columbus
UPS
George W. Scholer
Eugene Wylie Duling
Summersville
W. Va
Duling
Allen Fraley
Fraley
University Hospital
Daling
Scholer
Revolutionary Radio Sparks Global Information Reach
Reed Harris of the US Information Agency told a Washington assembly that the transistor radio has transformed communication by bringing news and U.S. motives to regions lacking newspapers. He said the device offers a chance to explain U.S. aims in areas with little prior information infrastructure.
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Athens
U.S. Plans Expand Beyond Moon Toward Planets
Houston reports NASA officials and aviation experts at a spaceflight meeting discussed funding for cosmic exploration after the moon. Dr Edward Welsh said Congress will be asked for money to pursue moon, space stations and voyages to other planets. The panelists suggested Mars missions could come within a decade.
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Houston
UPI
U.S
Moon
Mars
Cape Kennedy
Federal Space Agency
Congress
Edward C. Welsh
National Aeronautics and Space Council
Franklin P. Dixon
Advanced Space Systems
Philco Corporation
Aeronutronic Division
Robert L. Sohn
Space Technology Laboratories
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Johnson
Red China may build rocket to match atomic program
London reports British scientists believe China is developing a rocket to accompany its atomic program. If Chinese scientists worked on the bomb, they may also pursue delivery systems. Eur ope reevaluates China as a nuclear power, with a hydrogen bomb possible before 1969.
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London
UPI
Red
China
Europe
Education Board To Meet Monday In Columbus
The State Board of Education will meet Monday to consider at least five proposals for allocating vocational education funds under the federal act. Proposals include 31 percent to eight large cities and 69 percent to local districts with various formulas, plus options to delay action or form an advisory group. The board will also decide on bond issues and charter requests and discuss college transfer credits from Cuyahoga and Lorain counties.
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UPI
State Board of Education
Burl R. Shoemaker
Education Department
E. E. Holt
Public Instruction
Holt
Cuyahoga
Lorain
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