Scientist Defends Space Aims Against Military Push
A government scientist argues the US space program forms a broad base for science and military use. Homer E. Newell of NASA says curbs on science would hinder future military space needs and notes Gemini and Dyna-Soar plans while Space Force advocates push for military satellites and orbital weapons. Syncom II, a NASA space communications satellite, nears its planned equatorial position after launch on July 26, with adjustments ongoing to achieve a 24 hour global transmission link.
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Ford II foresees seven million car year 1960s boom
Ford Motor Company chairman Henry Ford II predicts the United States will exceed seven million new car sales annually through the 1960s, aided by population growth, two car families, high employment and a strong scrappage rate. He also forecasts a possible 1968 moon shot and a Moon Station pilot plan by 1970 with space program demand influencing auto production.
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Don’t Delay Hair Loss Care From National Hair Experts
Drifting into baldness is unnecessary says National Hair Experts. Don’t accept heredity or age as fate. Spot early dandruff or scalp itch and seek expert help at 309 Gibbs Building, Corner Alamo and Houston, open daily with weekend hours.
Lutheran World Federation Ends Fourth Assembly in Helsinki
The Lutheran World Federation closed its fourth assembly in Helsinki with ceremonies. New federation president is Dr. Fredrik A. Schiotz of Minneapolis, who will succeed Dr. Franklin C. Fry of New York City. About 20 000 attendees. Elected 19 other executive committee members.
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