Astronauts Discuss Public Response To Space Casualty
Astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II reflected on public reaction to spaceflight risks after completing a four day Gemini mission. They cited an old fighter pilot’s song about two chances and warned that accidents are possible as space exploration continues. They emphasized progress must continue despite potential loss and compared aviation risks to spaceflight.
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States Move to Tighten Laws as Highway Deaths Rise
State legislatures push new safety measures amid rising highway fatalities averaging 125 per day nationwide. Moves include mandatory front seat belts, stricter vehicle inspections, and harsher penalties for dangerous driving across multiple states.
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Oral Arguments Begin Today In Harrison Case
The New Mexico Supreme Court hears Will Harrison's appeal of his contempt of court conviction tied to a string of articles about the C N Morris case. Morris, a former assistant district attorney, faced involuntary manslaughter charges after a fatal traffic accident near Artesia.
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President seeks curb on billboards and junkyards
The Republican voice backs a White House call for curb on unsightly billboards and auto junkyards, signaling a rare bipartisan stance as debate lingers. Meanwhile, an ancient note highlights that China used the abacus about 500 B.C., a figure around 2,500 years ago.
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Soviets Launch Luna 5 Moon Mission Fails Soft Landing
The Soviet Union launched its second unmanned lunar rocket in under a month. Tass reported Luna 5 reached the moon on May 12 but failed to achieve a soft landing as planned by Soviet officials.
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Bids On Air Strip Gallup
Universal Construction Co. of Albuquerque submitted the apparent low bid of 656 027 on the Gallup McKinley County Airport air strip project. Officials expect 56 percent of the funding from federal sources with the remainder from a 290 000 bond issue. the bid exceeds the available funds by about 11 000.
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Lions Capable of Eight to Ten Foot Leaps
The report states that lions can perform vertical jumps ranging from eight to ten feet, highlighting their athletic power and explosive hind limb strength.
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