Air Force awards major Minuteman contract to Downey firm
The Air Force announced a nearly 33 million dollar contract to North American Aviation of Downey for the production of Minuteman guidance and control systems. The 32.86 million dollar award is part of two contracts totaling over 66 million for production and further development of the intercontinental ballistic missile, following a 140 million dollar pact with North American in Downey for Saturn rocket booster development to be assembled at the Naval Ammunition and Net Depot.
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Minuteman
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Downey Fast Fall
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Demos Call Unruh Pro in Tribute at Beverly Hilton
About 1500 attendees gathered Friday night at the Beverly Hilton to honor Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh. Lawrence O'Brien, Kennedy administration aide, praised Unruh as a truly great pro and forecast a bright future for him in California.
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Jesse’ M. Unruh
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Alaska Senator Probes Cosmos Club Ban on Negro Member
Senator Gruening questions the Cosmos Club’s refusal to admit a Black applicant, citing two dissenters and urging explanation of the bar while noting ongoing White House and party reactions. Other lawmakers express concern about possible racial discrimination as Rowan case draws scrutiny.
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Gruening
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White House
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Kent
Democratic Party
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California
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Cooper
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Flu Outbreaks Across Nation Prompt Public Health Warning
A U S Public Health Service report notes flu outbreaks in California Oregon Colorado Arizona Missouri and Florida this season. Type B flu is spreading locally with school absences high in California and Oregon while vaccine shortages affect supply for high risk groups.
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California
Oregon
Colorado
Arizona
Missouri
Florida
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Santa Cruz
Monterey
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Sonoma
Los Angeles
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Santa Clara
San Juan Basin
U.S. Public Health Service
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70 000 Camp Out in Yugoslavia Quake Zone
Belgrade Yugoslavia reports that up to 70 000 residents along the Adriatic coast near Makarska fled for refuge as week long earthquakes caused widespread destruction. Three deaths and many injuries were recorded with villages destroyed and evacuees moved to refugee camps along beaches.
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Makarska
New York
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Clark
Soviet Union
Crossword Puzzle Finland Across Clues From Finite Grid
A garbled crossword puzzle list appears with scattered across clues and stray words. It reads like a corrupted OCR segment with mixed languages and partial entries including numbers and stray letters, offering little coherent context or solvable items.
Untitled Memoir Note Mentions Khrushchev Aid Request
The statement describes a woman leaving Tollewild Airport on Friday night and planning to ask her Godmother Mrs Khrushchev for help in increasing American Negroes' access to education in the Soviet Union. Huldah traveled to Moscow last September for study and returned before Christmas to spend holidays with her parents in Newark New Jersey.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Huldah
Moscow
William Clark
Newark
N. J
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