U S Plans 3 Space Launchings
The United States reportedly plans three satellite launches in the coming months. NASA officials did not confirm details. August would see a Thor Abel rocket place a 140 pound satellite with four solar paddle wheels into a high elliptical Earth orbit. An October mission aims to place an 875 pound satellite near the moon, potentially orbiting it, using an Atlas Abel rocket. A third plan involves an 80 pound satellite to orbit the sun via a hot Abel rocket.
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Washington
United States
National Aeronautica and Space Administration
Thor- Abel
Solar
Twining Returns as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
General Nathan F. Twining resumes duty as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Washington after a weeks absence following surgery on May 12 to remove lung cancer. The Air Force general is back at his desk and presiding over high level military matters.
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Twining
Washington
Nathan
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air Force
Giesler Son Jailed on Drunkenness Charge
Beverly Hills police arrested Michael J. Giesler, 23, son of attorney Jerry Giesler, after he ran up a two dollar taxi fare and refused to exit. He rode the cab to the police station and was released on twenty five dollar bail.
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Beverly Hills
UPD
Michael J. Giester
Jerry Giesler
Giesler
Senator Dodd Discharged After Food Poisoning
Senator Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut was discharged from a Hartford hospital on Sunday after treatment for food poisoning.
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Sen. Dodd
Hartford, Conan
Thomas J. Dodd
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VESSELS IN PORT AND POLITICAL UPDATE
Shipping arrivals and departures are listed with many vessel names and routes. The report mixes fleet movements with political notes including remarks on civil rights debates and committee actions, mentioning figures like Senator James Thomas Hennings and Olin D. Johnston while noting July dates and geographic references such as Fort today.
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Yokohama Graries Lybey
Mrisnasy
Lykes
Guly Q den Orlentni
San Fran Mensague
Yaate
San Eran
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Washington
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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Bo Dew
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Kemet
Gowan
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Olin D. Johnston
Provident Harding Naaillg
Rananert
Euckentiach
Duly Bo
Naleg Ie
Jan Feeran
Lo Fer
Fran Telia
Luly
Acanulee
Anid
Deer Season Claims First Calif Victim
A San Francisco man, Harold J. Wrigley, 58, became the state’s first deer hunting fatality of the 1958 season. He was shot accidentally while sitting 250 yards from Ray Connelly near Geyser Point, 25 miles southwest of Lakeport. Connelly fired at a buck, the second shot hitting Wrigley in the thigh and causing death minutes later from blood loss and shock.
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UPI
San Francisco
Geyser Point
Harold J. Wrigley
Bay Area
Wrigley
Ray Connelly
Mission
Connelly
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