Bomb stockpiles short at times reports sources
Washington AP sources report U.S. bomb production faced interruptions during the early Vietnam air war. Production of 750 pound bombs halted for six to seven months after the Korean War, resumed late last summer, with stockpiles tight at times but no missions canceled. Output for 500 pound bombs paused in fall 1963 and resumed in March 1965, marking a production gap of over a year for that class.
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Avery Rules Out Big Highway Push For This Session
Kansas City AP Gov William H Avery rules out accelerated highway program this year citing need for more preparation and the reapportionment issue. He will keep the highway advisory committee and League of Kansas Municipalities active while saying any revenue increase would be shared with cities and counties.
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William H. Avery
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League of Kansas Municipalities
Wichita
Kansas
Hoover cites Communist role in antiwar protests and 1965 activity
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reports in his 1965 annual overview that the Communist party and subversive groups increasingly fueled demonstrations against U.S. policy in Vietnam. He details directives to districts, propaganda spending, and involvement in events from April 17 to late November, plus other FBI gains including fugitive arrests and car recoveries.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Communist Party
U. S
Viet Nam
Hoover
United States
Weather Satellite Launch May Change Forecasting
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP a new era in long range weather forecasting opens this month with the launch of the first of several satellites forming a full time operational network within two to three years forecasters could warn beachgoers two weeks from Sunday of rain. TOS 1 to launch late January with TOS 2 about a month later Nimbus B planned for late 1967 or early 1968 will record atmospheric pressure moisture and wind data from unmanned stations around the world. Data plus cloud photographs from two TOS satellites could push predictions to two to four weeks in advance. Two TOS satellites to be in orbit at all times one on standby. One TOS will aid local forecasts while the other sends data to Goddard or U S Weather Bureau for worldwide forecasts.
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Nimbus
Earth
TOS
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
Pioneer Going Strong
Hollywood AP notes Adolph Zukor remains active at Paramount Studios on his 98th birthday. Founder of the studio and a key architect of the movie industry, he started with a penny arcade in 1903 and helped create the star system and theater chains, though the industry has since shifted toward independent producers and divestment of chains.
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Star System
Bige Studio
New Bishop For Church In Kansas
The Rev. William Davidson of Jamestown North Dakota was consecrated as the sixth bishop in the Missionary District of Western Kansas. He succeeds Rt. Rev. Arnold M. Lewis who served as Episcopal bishop to the armed forces in Europe. Presiding bishop John E. Hines and Bishop Lewis traveled to Salina for the ceremony at Marymount College fine arts auditorium.
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Europe
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New York
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John E. Hines
Greenwich
Conn
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Marymount College
Antidognap Laws May Be In The Mill
Washington AP reports a Dalmatian disappearance and death linked to lab experiments spur Congress to consider anti dog theft legislation. Sen Clark and Rep Resnick back a bill to license dog and cat dealers, set handling standards, ban public auctions, and impose up to one year jail and $10000 fine.
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Slatington
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Joseph Y. Resnick
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Humane Society
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New York
New Jersey
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Philadelphia
Actor David Niven Joins Honolulu Beach Boys Union
London AP reports actor David Niven declares membership in the Honolulu Beach Boys Union after meeting the group in Hawaii during a vacation and being invited as an honorary member, highlighting his status as an expert surf rider.
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Honolulu
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