Rocket ships predicted to fly 150000 feet high
Dr Leidenour of Lockheed predicts rocket powered airliners will fly 600 miles above Earth within 30 to 40 years and carry passengers at speeds around 1,500 to 7,000 miles per hour. He describes windowless craft with interior insulation to withstand heat as they pass through the atmosphere. The next era could begin around 1975 with new transcontinental speeds.
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Burbank
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Ridenour
The Truth About Filter Tip Cigarettes
A Reader's Digest feature answers if filter-tip cigarettes protect against lung cancer and why harsher tobaccos with more tar are used. It cites a scientific survey and new tests conducted for the magazine and promotes the July issue with condensed content and radio spots featuring Arthur Godfrey.
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Arthur Godfrey
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Mathematical Maze Puzzle Snaps and Wordplay List
A garbled OCR style puzzle grid featuring numbered clues, scattered phrases, and odd spellings. It lists items like trigonometry, missiles, language fragments, and place names, posing a chaotic mix of wordplay and incomprehensible entries across multiple numbers.
United States grants 20 million for Jordan aid
The United States announces a new 20 million dollar aid package to Jordan to bolster its economy after Britain ended subsidies last year. A separate 10 million dollar grant for military equipment was also issued, totaling 30 million dollars in aid to the anti Communist Middle Eastern kingdom to support stability and defense.
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Washington
Jordan
Britain
U. S
State’ Department
Hussein
United States
Adm Fletcher Dies at 83, Naval Academy’s Oldest Graduate
Rear Admiral William Bartlett Fletcher U S N retired 83 longtime oldest graduate of the U S Naval Academy died Saturday in New York City Memorial services will be announced by the Navy and the academy.
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New York UK
William Bartlett Fletcher
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U. S. Naval Academy
Financial Wonder Boy Weds Linda Van Ronkel
Nor ton financier Simon, 21, known as the "Wonder Boy," married Linda Van Ronkel, 21, daughter of a wholesale sewer and star Mary Pickford connection. The ceremony was held Sunday with Rabbi Alfred Von Ronkel presiding at Pickfair, amid funds reportedly raised for a Dover charity.
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Navy units handed to NATO marked landmark shift
In Bonn today West Germany transferred its first army divisions to NATO command as part of postwar rearmament plans. The move signals a major realignment of forces with seven years of debate over German contributions to the alliance.
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Germany
NATO
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Bey
Alliance Singe
861 on Transport Seattle by Port Gen M M Pate
A fragment notes a 861 on Transport Seattle involving Port General M M Pate. The readable line suggests a municipal or port context in Seattle on a Sunday, but details are incomplete. Further text would clarify date, role, and outcome of the transport item.
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M.M. Pate
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