NASA eyes space stations after Apollo moon goal
NASA planners study multiman space stations orbiting Earth for up to five years to advance biomedical research and test long duration missions for Mars and lunar bases. A physician would join crews to monitor health and morale while experiments in astronomy biology weather and radiation proceed. Military needs may share the project to avoid duplication.
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Golf balls hit trailer from nearby driving range
In Dayton Ohio an angry resident contacted Montgomery County sheriff's deputies to report golf balls striking her trailer home from a nearby driving range. She later showed dents and presented 940 golf balls she had collected since the range opened last spring.
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Montgomery County Sheriff's Department
GAO accuses DoD of illegal spending on family housing
The General Accounting Office charges the Defense Department with illegally using operations and maintenance funds for housing at Schilling Air Force Base and Fort Riley in Kansas and five other installations. About $1.1 million was spent, allegedly bypassing military construction authorization processes set by Congress.
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Ottawa Herald 5 Friday Sept 6 1963
The Ottawa Herald issue dated Friday September 6 1963 presents local news briefs and community notices. It reports on city events, school activities, and upcoming public meetings with brief summaries and names of organizations involved.
Economic Ties Strengthened in Yugoslavia Visit
Belgrade reports after Soviet Premier Khrushchev visit that Soviet Yugoslav economic ties will grow with a 50 percent trade jump by January 1. Politika and Borba say obstacles to cooperation have been removed.
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Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Politika
Borba
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Dictatorship Smothered Self-Governing Ability
In Santo Domingo the lingering shadow of late dictator Trujillo haunts Dominican politics as President Bosch faces rising unpopularity and signs of instability. A growing opposition, costly confiscation laws, and international investment concerns threaten the young democracy and risk explosive change.
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Juan Boseh
Bosch
Enor
National Civic Union
To Spend Life In Search Of Moses Tomb
Archeologist Julio Ripamonti plans lifelong digs around Devil's Ravine near Roujoum Makhayyat, 20 miles south of Amman, hoping the hill is Mount Posgah where Moses saw the Promised Land. He believes the valley could be the burial site of Moses, who died before entering the land. Ripamonti recently returned from a 50 day expedition and intends to continue field work in the wilderness.
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Jordan
Julio Ripamonti
Devil’s Ravine
Moses
Ripamonti
Central University of Venezuela
Caracas
Roujoum Makhayyat
Mount
Canada to Offer UN More Troops for Peacekeeping
Ottawa reports indicate Canada plans a larger and more flexible force for U.N. peacekeeping missions. Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson will attend the U.N. General Assembly opening in New York September 17 and seek support from other nations before pledging.
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Ottawa
Canada
U.N
Lester B. Pearson
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Educational TV Planned for Clay Center Schools
In Clay Center Kansas educational television is slated for three elementary schools. A local cable firm will provide the service and already wired the buildings at no cost. Transmission would come from a Kansas City station, hindered only by FCC approval for a microwave tower near Lawrence. Schools would cover receiving sets or possibly build a local studio.
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Clay Center
Kansas City
Federal Communication Committee
Lawrence
Herald Offers Weekly Reward for Best News Tip
The Herald announces a $5 weekly reward for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tipsters encouraged to report stories promptly to earn the prize and help boost local coverage.
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