Army to Retry Nike Zeus Test From Point Mugu
The Army plans to attempt another Nike Zeus anti missile test from Point Mugu California likely on Saturday. Officials would not reveal amount sought but the request is part of a broader push for Zeus development with funding around 200 million for the 1963 fiscal year and total Zeus research up to about 1.4 billion. Secretary McNamara previously expressed doubts about deploying the above ground system due to ballistic missile vulnerability.
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Sayurday
Army
Robert S. McNamara
Four Memphis Schools Desegregated Under Police Guard
Memphis Tennessee ended a century of school segregation as 13 Negro children entered four previously white schools. Police numbers exceeded 60 per school for roving patrols and walking blocks. The intake followed a federal court suit and involved IQ tests and home visits to select the pupils. Memphis sits on the Mississippi border with a large Black population.
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Disappointed Bobby Kreese Sees No Kennedy or Khrushchev
In Hempstead a family begins a week in a store shelter to show how a home might live in an emergency. Five year old Bobby asks where the President and the Soviet leader are, having been told they would join the test. His parents explain the leaders are not visiting. the shelter demonstration continues to show confinement basics.
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Bobby Kreese
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Judith Kreese
Khrushchev
Brother of Sen Talmadge Wounds Wife Kills Self
ATLANTA John A killed himself today at his home in Hapeville after wounding his wife Helen Peterson a 49 year old school principal and education television authority. She was operated on for two pistol bullet wounds and listed in critical condition. The incident involves Sen Herman Talmadge D.
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John A
Peterson
Hapeville
Paliia
Herman Talmadge
Helen Peterson
Modernist Composer Carl Eppert Dies in Milwaukee
Carl Eppert, 78, renowned modernist composer, died Sunday in Milwaukee after a long battle with Parkinson's disease. The influential musician was internationally recognized for his innovative scores and contributions to contemporary classical music.
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Carl Eppert
Milwaukee
No Apparent Reason for Drinking Man's Action Over Three Days
The report notes there was no clear reason for the man's behavior while he had been drinking heavily. the husband's actions spanned three days, with unclear motive or context described in the fragment.
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Thad
Rambler offers value with low prices and strong safety gains
Rambler touts single-unit construction and a Kenosha plant that outproduces rivals. It claims 1962 model line reductions save costs, maintain styling, and enable extra value through under-the-skin improvements in safety and performance while keeping prices low. It notes competitor price increases from 1955 to 1961 outpaced Rambler.
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Kenosha, Wisconsin
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