Saturn 1 Launch Sets Heaviest Orbiting Satellite Record
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP a Saturn 1 rocket blasted off at 10 25 am CST and carried an 84 foot long satellite weighing 37 700 pounds into orbit The mission showcased U S space lead by delivering 1 1 thrust from the first stage and first time use of the six motor second stage The satellite though largely inert demonstrates U S capability for future moon missions and boosts in the space race
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Russia
U.S
U. S
Moon
Echo II balloon sighting times for Milwaukee schedule
NASA announced sighting times for the Echo II balloon satellite covering Milwaukee Wisconsin with CST times on January 29 through February 1, listing initial east and west directions, azimuths, and repeat windows across multiple locations.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Milwaukee
Wis
Karl testifies on stock purchases by Baker before Senate panel
Max H. Karl of Milwaukee president of Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp testified Tuesday before the Senate Rules Committee about purchases of the firm's stock by Robert G. Baker, a resigned Senate aide.
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Max H. Karl
Milwaukee
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp
Senate Rules Committee
Robert G. Baker
Senate Aid
GOP Presses In Baker Quiz
Senate investigation into Robert G. Baker's activities grows under Republican pressure over Walter Jenkins. Special counsel McLendon weighs whether Jenkins will testify about his role in advertising time sales tied to Reynolds and Johnson family TV station. Reynolds and Young dispute Jenkins sworn statements.
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Washington
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Walter Jenkins
Jenkins
Johnson
L. P. McLendon
Senate Rules Committee
White House
Johnson Family
Austin
Tex
William E. Miller
Miller
Dan B. Reynolds
Baker
Reynolds
Albert G. Young
Mid-Atlantic Stainless Steel Corp
Silver Spring
Old Juddian Rugby Club picks 70 year old player
Mrs Annie Burgess, aged 70, received a form from the Old Juddian Rugby Club at Tonbridge inviting her to play on Saturday. She replied that she would be delighted but wondered if her age might be a handicap.
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Hildenborough
England
UPI
Annie Burgess
Juddian
Tonbridge
Chiang's Chiefs Elated Over Paris-Peking Issue
In Taipei the Nationalists praised De Gaulle's recognition of Red China and sharpened timings on the Paris Peking duel. Paris and Peking argued over ambassador exchanges while Chiang Kai-shek’s government weighed carefully the Franco Chinese split and implications for two Chinas policy amid South Vietnam’s rebuke and renewed U S contact.
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Chiang
Paris-Peking
Taipei
Formosa
France
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Mao Tze-tung
Paris
Peking
Charles de Gaulle
Red China
Foreign Ministry
Sukarno Doubts Ceasefire Amid Leaflet Row at Borneo Front
President Sukarno questioned the 5 day old cease fire as Malaysian leaflets urged surrender in North Borneo. He ordered Foreign Minister Subandrio to study the leaflets signed by Donald Stephens. Stand Fast Indonesia halted fighting while Kuala Lumpur said leaflets urged both sides to lay down arms. Kennedy urged U.N. involvement to supervise the frontier, with Thailand seen as a neutral choice.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
North Borneo
Borneo
Subandrio
Donald Stephens
Malaysia
Sabah
British North Borneo
Kuala Lumpur
U.S. Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
United Nations
U.N
U Thant
Philippines
Thant
Thailand
RFK Declines VP Run Not Thinking of Running Now
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy says he is not considering a vice presidential bid at this time and plans to focus on his duties as attorney general. He spoke at a White House press conference after returning from a Southeast Asia trip and was queried about Erie County Democratic actions.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
White House
Erie County
N.Y
Democratic Association
Lost model briefcase in New York urged reward
Black briefcase containing a model was left on the East Side Monday evening. Reward offered. Call collect at 201 388-1030 after 4 p.m.
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New York
UPL
New York Times
East Side
Primary Drives Wisconsin Supreme Court Race
March 10 primary candidates for the Wisconsin Supreme Court were set as Howard Boyle Jr 42 Bea ver Dam attorney filed to run. Incumbent Horace W Wilkie 47 Madison filed while Harry E Larsen 33 Superior also seeks the seat. The two primary winners meet in April. Wilkie appointed in 1962 by Gov Gaylord Nelson.
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Horace W. Wilkie
Madison
High Court
Gaylord Nelson
Grover Broadfoot
Wilkie
Harry E. Larsen
Larsen
Supreme Court
Bruce Beilfuss
Boyle
U.S
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
U.S. Senate
Tax Cut On State In Senate
Washington reports the Senate opens debate on an $11.6 billion tax cut bill with leadership aiming for passage by late next week. The Treasury estimates revenue loss around $11.585 to $11.66 billion for 1965 and ongoing. House action set at $11.1 billion. President Johnson pressures speed. Senate schedules extensive sessions to push the measure through.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
House
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Wisconsin Traffic Toll Tops Sixty Eight for Year
The toll in Wisconsin rose to 68 deaths this year after three fatalities on Tuesday. Phyllis T. Soper of Eau Claire, wife of La Verne Soper, died on her 43rd birthday when her car hit a tree near the city limits. Margo Ann Litle, 29, of Madison, died when her car left a road and plunged into a ditch near an I-94 junction in western Waukesha County. James Cullen, 38, of Darlington, a father of five, died in a hospital after a crash on a town road southwest of Darlington.
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Associated Press
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Phyllis T. Soper
la Verne
Presto National Industries
E. Claire
Warning Shots Ignored in East German Plane Shootdown
Soviet protest claims a U S Air Force T39 trainer was shot down over East Germany after ignoring warning fire near Weimar Vogelsberg and Erfurt. Three officers aboard were killed Lt Col Gerald Hannaford Capt John Lorraine Jr and Capt Donald Millard all with long service records and Korean War experience.
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U.S
U.S. Air Force
East Germany
John F. Loraine
Jacksonville
Fla
Gerald K
Hannaford
Brooks Oakley
Austin
Texas
Donald G. Millard
Ukiah
Calif
AID
Moscow
Soviet Union
Fay Kohler
Weimar
Vogelsberg
Erfurt
Tass
Europe
United States
Air Force
The
LL Co
Gerald K. Hannaford
John F. Lorraine Jr
Rmisssons
Lorraine
Amsssons
Korea
Germany
Milind
U S Will Maintain Korea Forces Says Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told President Park that the United States would keep its garrison in Korea and would not reduce the force. Park said the 100 percent U.S. commitment remains and emphasized ongoing U.S.-Korean friendship. Rusk, Hodges, and Wirtz stopped in Seoul en route to Tokyo for a Cabinet conference.
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Seoul
AP - US
Dean Rusk
Chung Hee Park
Keres
Rusk
Pueshty
Park
Lee Hu-rak
Republic of Kotea
Far East
United Sates
South Korea
Luther Hodges
Seeman
Labor
Willard Wirtz
Washington
Tokyo
Greeks Seek U N Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus
In a Cyprus crisis report, Greek Cypriot delegate Zenon Rossides told U Thant a U N peacekeeping force would be acceptable on the island, while U S and British Diplomats amid signs that U S troops could be assigned to separate Greek and Turkish Cypriots. Washington weighs sending troops as NATO members urge alternatives.
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London
United Nations
Mediterranean
NATO
Britain
Zenon Rossides
Cyprus
U Thant
New York
U.N
Athens
Ankara
Nicosia
U.S
London Daily Sketch
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Defense Department
East Africa
Malaysia
United States
West Germany
France
Italy
Canada
Greece
Turkey
Washington
U S Rejects Soviet Call to Junk Bombers
At Geneva the United States rejected a Soviet bid to destroy all bomber bases while signaling interest in keeping obsolete bombers from smaller nations. US officials preferred a broader framework. Washington indicated openness to discussing Tsaryphun proposal in detail if it advances disarmament goals.
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Geneva
Aps-Us
Tsaraipain
Tuttar Horders
Penm
Rusk
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