U S Space Hits Highlight Three U S Spacecraft Trials
The report covers Mariner II scanning Venus for 42 minutes from 36 million miles away with orbital data that could explain Venus atmosphere. A flying observatory led by Air Force Captain Joseph W Kitter and William C White photographed stars from 81,509 feet. A Minuteman test rocket traveled 5 200 miles landing near Ascension Island while balloon experiments failed due to radio issues.
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Mariner II
Earth
Beal
Joba
Air Force
Joseph W. Kitter
William C. White
U.S
Cess
Cape Car
Ascension Island
Princeton University
Cape Canaveral
Gulf of Mexico
Kennedy outlines tax cuts and growth aims amid questions
President Kennedy argues for a transitional tax cut to spur growth while warning against slow reforms and rising deficits. He defends directed spending restraint, plans a budget with defense and space rises, and links tax relief to faster growth and simplicity. He also notes Cuba poses no offensive threat under current conditions and recalls attending the New York World's Fair pavilion groundbreaking.
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Wilbur Mills
D+ fArk
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Ways and Means Carmmittee
Mills
Kennedy
Congress
Cuba
United States
Soviet Union
Farl E. T. Smith
Russ Say 3 More U S Aids Spied
The report notes three more U S aides linked to spying allegations involving Penkovsky. Rodney Carlson of Alcester and Greville Wynne, awaiting Moscow trials, are named Western contacts amid escalating charges and Soviet propaganda concerns. Wynne’s wife flew to Moscow as his arrest intensified in a snow storm.
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Rodney W. Carlson
Alcester
5.D
Tass As
Penkovsky
FASS
Carlson
Greville Wynne
Moscow
Soviet Coordinating Agency
Sbe
Wynn
London
Sheremetyevo
Soviet Union
Wynne
Hungary
Nixon in New York Skips JFK Tax Address
Vice President Richard M. Nixon visited New York at the Waldorf Astoria but did not attend JFK’s tax address. A reporter asked if he attended the Economic Club dinner. Nixon said he was not invited and had not seen the speech, noting a strike closed nine major city newspapers.
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Empire State
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
New York
Forint
Richard M.r Nixon
Waldorf “Astoria
Nixon
Fifth Avenue
J Nixon
Mosk Urges Safe Driving to Cut December Toll
California Attorney General Stanley Mosk warns that about 400 residents will die on state highways in December unless drivers follow the six lengths at 60 miles per hour rule. The State Patrol reports 3,745 traffic fatalities to December 3 with an estimated total over 4,100 by December 31, a 7 percent rise from last year.
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San Pranciduy
UPI
Two Straying Balloons Shot Down in Ocean
Colorado Springs report says two high altitude research balloons carrying a dummy payload of 5,000 pounds were shot down over the Atlantic about 100 miles southeast of Florida on Friday night. They sank quickly after being struck, launched from Balloon Launch Center near Palestine, Texas, in preparation for a Mars atmospheric study.
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