Largest US satellite set for orbit as hurricane threat ends
NASA announced the Orbiting Geophysical Observatory A will launch from Cape Kennedy aboard an Atlas Agena-B, carrying 29 experiments from seven labs and nine universities. The 1073 pound craft spans 54 foot booms, 20 foot solar panels, and will orbit from 170 to 92 000 miles, operating one year with six planned OGO missions and a total cost of about 120 million for the first three.
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United States
Cleo
Geophysical Observatory
National Aeronauics and Space Administration
NASA
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Ogo-A
California
Riots in Philadelphia Under Control Says Official
In North Philadelphia looting and harassment continued Saturday with some shots fired from a rooftop but an official stated the situation is definitely under control. Mayor Tate extended enforcement and 1,400 police plus 300 state officers patrolled the area as ministers urged calm.
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Dick Olanoff
Norris Sts
James H. J. Tate
Odessa Bradford
Cecil B. Moore
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Moore
Tate
FBI
Howard Leary
William W. Scranton
National Guard
Seven Injured in 3 Car Collision at Pine Lodge
Seven people were injured in a three car crash at the Pine Lodge Road turnoff on U S 285. One man, Jack H Williams, 49, Portal es, listed in critical condition at ENMMC with head chest and internal injuries. Five children including Pamela Franklin Ricky Horn Phyllis Horn Cathy Horn and Roger Cunningham sustained internal injuries bruises or contusions. Mrs Diane Horn suffered forehead laceration bruises and shock. Gary F McCullough 23 Roswell not injured. Police say Williams car was southbound Horn car northbound and McCullough eastbound. no charges yet.
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Pine Lodge Road
Jack Williams
Portales
Hobbs
Cabral
U.S. Highway 285
Jack H. Williams
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Williams
Roswell
Pamela Franklin
Box 34-T
Ricky Horn
Phyllis Horn
Cathy Horn
Roger Cunningham
E. Apple
Diane Horn
Horn
Gary F. McCullough
N. Union
U. S. 285
U.S. 285
McCullough
Two Rivers Dams Dedicated With Bell Ringing And Hot Dogs
The Two Rivers Twin Dams on the Rio Hondo and Rocky Arroyo near Roswell are dedicated in a ceremony led by Lt. Col. Raymond J. Hernes. U S Rep Montoya will deliver the dedicatory address as officials and Roswell residents attend the 4 p m event with band music and refreshments.
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Rio Hondo
Rocky Arroyo
Roswell
Raymond J. Hernes
U. S. Corps of Engineers
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Chaves County
Hondo
Ruidoso
Austin H. Dillon
Harry James
Jack M Campbell
Gerald W. Homann
Albuquerque
Rep
Montoya
Cleo Now Storm Loses Punch After Caribbean Fury
Tropical Storm Cleo rapidly disintegrated as it moved north along the Atlantic coast. The Weather Bureau said it posed little mainland threat though heavy rains would continue through Sunday. Florida suffered widespread damage and crop losses, with up to 135 mph winds and 138 deaths in the Caribbean. Georgia saw limited damage from rain.
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Cleo
Caribbean
Florida
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Jacksonville
Gold Coast
West Palm Beach
Miami
Charleston
S.C
Georgia
Five Dollar Tip Offered by Roswell Daily Record
The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars weekly for the best news tip delivered to the office at 424 announced each week. Call MA 27710 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. or 622-4918 or 622-4809 after 5 p.m. News staff are available for missed editions with Sunday hours 5 to 7 p.m. and weekday contact details.
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Jury rejects 35000 for stolen kiss in Los Angeles case
A Superior Court jury ruled against Catherine Looney, awarding no damages to her for a 1962 kiss by Gaylord Richards. The seven women and five men found Richards did not cause physical or mental suffering, despite Looney's claim of strong perfume and a brief embrace. Richards, then a Garrett Corp aerospace plant guard, denied wrongdoing amid the dispute.
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Los Angeles
Gaylord Richards
Catherine Looney
Malibu
Looney
Garrett Corp. Aerospace
Torrance
Richards
Rockford, Ill
Garrett Plant
Turkeys Delay Troops Eases Cyprus Tensions
Turkey agreed to delay sending replacement troops to Cyprus for a short period easing the immediate crisis. Archbishop Makarios traveled to Egypt seeking military and diplomatic support from President Nasser as Turkish reconnaissance flights darkened the island. Protests erupted in Ankara and Istanbul with anti American and anti Greek displays and police clashed with demonstrators outside embassies.
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Cyprus
Turkey
Makarios
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ankara
Khrushchev Sets Stage for Prague Talks with Czechoslovakia
Premier Khrushchev warned the Chinese Communists will not split world communism and urged peace amid plans for Soviet Czechoslovak talks in Prague next week. He spoke at a rally marking a WWII uprising in Slovakia and condemned imperialist war. He argued socialist victory should not come via war among nations and stressed the strength of peace and socialism to avert a new war.
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Czechoslovakia
Khrushchev
World Communist Movement
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