Richmond Area News Highlights Local Socials and Military
Richmond area notices mix social visits and family events with a military note. Residents report travel, weekend gatherings in Topeka and Prarie Village, birthdays, and kin visiting from Idaho, California, and Missouri. A German rocket project is planned offshore near Cus haven for meteorological measurements by a private society of German scientists and others abroad.
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Dainsville
Kennedy Attacks Myth in New York Speech
Senator Kennedy charged the Democratic party faces an era defining conflict as he campaigned in New York for its 43 electoral votes. He said the party has aided business through the Federal Reserve system and securities controls while promising a nonpartisan administration. Kennedy planned a busy New York schedule with a dozen events, signaling focus on Northeast industrial states and early swing through Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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German Scientists To Fire A Rocket
In Bremen Germany the German Rocket Society plans to launch its first postwar rocket mule into space. A spokesman said today the rifle length device will be fired in a test to demonstrate rocket science progress.
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Nixon Confident On One Issue In California Swing
Vice President Richard M. Nixon tours California confident his foreign policy stand on Quemoy and Matsu will carry him to the White House. He argues Kennedy is naive on defense, and hints at shifting the October 21 debate to cover more international topics.
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Nixon warns on Quemoy and Matsu policy in San Diego rally
Richard Nixon attacked Kennedy in San Diego speeches before a large crowd and in Albuquerque where 6,690 listened. He stated that Quemoy and Matsu would dominate the coming weeks of the presidential campaign, stressing their symbolic importance.
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Saturn rocket aims for crewed lunar flight in 1964
Montpelier Vermont report notes Dr. Wernher von Braun predicting Saturn development will enable a two to three astronaut flight around the moon within four years. The Saturn program under Marshall Space Flight Center seeks a manned lunar flight as one of three objectives. Khrushchev's North Korea visit postponed per Moscow radio.
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Dirty Trick Charged In Pickaway County Political Spat
Marshall Doubhett of the Young Republican Club calls the incident a dirty trick. Kenneth Shepler, chair of the County Democratic Executive Committee, distances himself and condemns tactics. Doubhett dialed a GOP message line, found only a busy signal, and asked Keith Wagner of General Telephone to investigate after discovering a prior call from Democratic headquarters with the receiver off the hook.
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Queen to Launch Britain's First Nuclear Submarine
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth II will launch Britain's first nuclear submarine next week. The Dreadnought is built with U.S. help and a U.S. trained crew and will use an American reactor to power it.
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