Motorola names managers for Range and Range Rate System
Motorola's Military Electronics Division named James E. Kirch program manager and Robert C. Hunt pigcott engineering manager for the Range and Range Rate system under a NASA contract. The program aims to deliver one preproduction and two production systems within about a year, with global tracking stations to determine spacecraft position to about 15 meters and range rate to 0.1 meters per second.
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Phoenix JC Elects Board Of 13 For 1962 63 Term
The Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce elected 13 members to the board for 1962 63. In line with a constitutional change the Jaycees will have 14 board members, with the immediate past president Larry Smith joining automatically. Named to the board are Iver Johnson Andy Anderson Arthur Schwartz Paul Branham Don Rozema Barry Myers John Katsenes Myron Derbaur Dick Stanley Elmer Litton Bill Nerenberg Andy Chuka Jr Allan Starr.
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Dick Stanley
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Hearing on Bus Routes Delayed in Phoenix
Valley Transit and Sun Valley bus lines faced a delayed Phoenix hearing after owner L. A. Tanner requested postponement while out of town. The session follows Tanner’s announcement to abandon several routes amid a recent drivers' strike settlement.
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Report on Burgess and Maclean Defection Saga Update
Scotland Yard reports Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean may have fled the Soviet Union. A BEA spokesman says neither man was aboard a Moscow to London flight when it landed. Burgess and Maclean disappeared from London on May 25 1951 and later surfaced in Moscow.
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Nehru reports new Chinese penetrations into Ladakh
Prime Minister Nehru informed Parliament that Chinese Communists have made fresh advances into northern Ladakh on the Sino Indian border. He said India has protested to Peiping and asked for withdrawal of troops, while noting readiness to defend occupied territories and pursue peaceful avenues.
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Algerian Crisis Deepens as Bombs Strike Algiers
Algiers faces a violent crackdown as French authorities announce plan to crush the OAS while nine plastic bomb blasts cause property damage. A European student is kidnapped on the street amid rising tensions during Joxe's visit and the reshuffling of French military command in Algeria.
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Goldwater Warns of Pacifist Trend at Yale
Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater told the Yale Political Union that the book Liberal Papers shows a dangerous pacifist current in the United States. He called the essays a potential guide for pacifists and appeasers and warned they could lead to surrender of national strategic interests.
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Friendship Tour of Space Capsule Display Plan
The Friendship capsule will circle the earth without astronaut John Glenn and make 20 display stops. The National Space Agency loans the craft to the U S Information Agency for exhibitions on fall continents through mid August.
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Plane crash near Dallas Love Field injures crew and bystanders
A two engine DC3 owned by Pontos University and bound for Big Ten testing crashed after takeoff from Dallas Love Field. Pilot Arthur J. Mitchell 29 suffered critical injuries. John Thomas 19 and Jimmy Smith aided as flames engulfed the midsection. Mitchell revealed two other men were aboard.
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Andreas Held In Heavy Bond On Federal Indictment
Phoenix officials report Lyon H. Andreas president of Phoenix Aircraft Co. held on a 10 000 bond after a federal indictment tied to attempts to borrow 200 000 from the Small Business Administration. Also named were Lester Alvin Buatte for the Willow Springs Navajo girl slaying and others accused of threatening William Weese for ransom.
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Belgian Prince Albert to Lead Japan Trade Delegation
Prince Albert of Belgium will head a trade delegation to Japan. Japanese sources say the group will depart Belgium on May 3.
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