Intriguing Space Tip Proposals A Spaceflight Outlook
The article outlines early plans and guesses on spaceflight including Discoverer II with possible mice as living passengers, a monkey flight by the army last year, and Laika’s prior orbit. It also covers NASA projections on manned spaceflight within six to eight years, a powerful new engine for Project Nova, and satellite programs like Courier and Transit aimed at global communications and navigation.
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Picket Line Violence in North Carolina Continues
Governor Hodges seeks talks with Cooper and Payton after continued picket line clashes in North Carolina. Cooper reopens the struck plant on a single shift, saying he will not yield to the strike by shutting additional lines. About 1,000 workers walked out when the strike began in November.
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Red China Boosting Spending on Military
Chinese official Li said military appropriations will total about 11.2 percent of all expenditures, with one billion yuan allotted to peasant communes as a subsidy. He noted secrecy and said communes and production brigades may not begin major contributions this year, while state enterprises bear 87.9 percent of costs and taxes for agriculture drop to 5.2 percent.
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Ex-Zenor Met Chief Dies at 80 in Guelph
Edward Johnson, former Metropolitan Opera general manager and famed tenor, died Monday night in Guelph Ontario at age 80 while en route to his seat at a Canadian National Ballet performance. He collapsed and died of coronary thrombosis shortly after. Johnson, who began as a choir boy, oversaw the Met two months after retiring from the stage in 1925 and will be buried in Guelph.
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A garbled OCR fragment discusses ear infection ideas and references VRYCR and friends. Content is unclear and lacks identifiable events, people, or places for a cohesive summary.
State Appropriations Bills Exceed Brown Budget by 265 Million
California lawmakers proposed 265 million dollars more than Gov. Brown's budget for the next fiscal year. Key bills: 76.4 million for indigent medical care, 48 million for old age aid to 125 monthly, 18.7 million to repeal relatives' support duty, 2.5 million for education aid, 10 million for North Bay Aqueduct. 3.7 million to extend old age aid for long-term residents seeking citizenship. Assembly committees plan rapid passage in three weeks. Cash is easy to raise when you use Classified to sell articles. Call HE 25959.
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The Men Who Missiles and Other Saturday Evening Post Teasers
A fragmented promo piece describes men tracking U S missiles from Cape Canaveral and recovering nose cones from the sea, with tropical hideaways and perilous missions. It also teases features on Linda Beech in Tokyo and a medical malpractice fear piece, plus Eleanor Roosevelt and Hubert Humphrey politics.
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