Bureaucracy and Conservatism Cited in Space Lag
Milker, a Miller from Herrin and former director at Olin Mathieson and Redstone Arsenal, told the Herrin Rotary Club that U.S. delay in space development stems partly from conservative bureaucracy. He urged civilian direction, freer data exchange, and higher civilian pay to retain talent, noting Russia’s early space achievement and the need for satellites as research tools and communications relays.
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Lagin
United States
Eugene’ Milker
Herrin Rotary Club
Miler
Werrin
Miller
Olin Mathieson
Ordiille
Redstone Arsenal
Rotary
U.S
Trumian
Eisenhower
Dwight Eisenhower
Russia
Milter
Nazi Germany
Von Braun Sees Russia Meeting Space Milestones This Year
Washington February 2 AP Werner von Braun warned the United States should not expect miracles after Eisenhower boosted the space budget. He said Russia could place a man in orbit and land instruments on the moon this year, while U.S. plans push Saturn development forward to span 1964. He noted Russia may be ahead in overall space exploration despite U.S. acceleration.
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Washington
Werhner von Braun
U.S
United States
Russia
House Committee On Science and Astronautics
von Braun
iHouse Science and Astronautics ‘Committee
Huntsville
Ala
Aerotron
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Congress
Joint Chiefs- of - Staff
Power
Senate Space Comu Nnttes
Powers
SAC
Edwin Weiss
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Beatniks Run For Office In Fort Worth And Cape Canaveral
Fort Worth beatniks Mike Callafee and Peter Gill filed for Precinct 95 Democratic chairman and Precinct 4 respectively, presenting poetry readings and unconventional outfits. Cape Canaveral reports Titan rocket second stage firing as Titan’s age remains undisclosed while rival candidates distance themselves from beatnik labels.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Big Mile
Mike Callafee
Way
Air Fores
Big Mike
Texas Christian ‘University
The
Hero
Kis-met
Mike
Peter Gill
Tam
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Gill
Day
Callaway
Weather outlook and tides for Far Southern
Cloudy, warmer with possible rain by afternoon. Tonight near freezing to 30s. Wednesday highs near 50, lows around mid 30s. Yesterday’s high 46, low 28. Sunrise 7:98 a.m., sunset 5:21 p.m. Crab Orchard Lake spillway and Little Grassy Lake spillway noted on the shore.
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Uunois
Orchard Lake
Little Grassy Lake
Hartford City Principal Kills Two Teachers in School Shooting
Hartford City Indiana February 2 AP a 44 year old grade school principal Leonard Redden shot two veteran teachers Harriet Robson 52 and Minnie McFerren 62 in a William Reed school classroom causing panic among about thirty pupils. He fled in a 1952 Ford as state police hunted him amid a city wide closure of schools and a manhunt surrounded by caution and concern.
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Hartford City
Ind
William Reed School
Leonard Redden
Harriet Robson
Minnie McFerren
Redden
Silas McCaffrey
Ralph Grimme
E. Phillips Blackburn
Fort Wayne
Gas City
Reddens
More Officers Seen Linked To Corruption
Chicago reports indicate more police officers may be implicated in corruption burglary and vice as acting Commissioner Kuren Phelan testifies before the Cook County grand jury regarding 105 lie detector tests. A 14 page Summerdale district report details nine officers examined and a police burglary ring history. The grand jury asked Phelan to return Wednesday for further testimony.
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Chicago
Kyren Phelan
Cook
Reds To Sell Small Auto
Moscow reports the Soviet Union plans to invade the competitive U.S. small car market with the Mos evich, a compact model that Russian buyers typically face long waits to obtain.
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Reds
Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
De Gaulle seeks decree rule after Algiers uprising
Paris reports De Gaulle's government seeks Parliament power to govern by decree for 14 months until 1981. Deputies Lagaillarde Biaggi Kaouah arrested for attacks on state security as magistrate questions suspects amid arms shipments to insurgents. Debre seeks special powers, Parliament to recess until April 1 1981, to avert further uprisings.
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Paris
Peb-2
Charles de Gaulle
Algiers
French National Assembly
Pierre Lagaillarde
Jean-Baptiste Biaggi
Mourad
Kaouah
Lagaillarde
Nersatis
National Assembly
Senate
de Gaulle
Lagaillard
Sante
Jaavaillarde
Joseph O7fit
Michel Debre
Violinist Fritz Kreisler Celebrated In New York Honor
The 95 year old violinist Fritz Kreisler receives a city hall medal and scroll as New York honors his half century of musical influence. He has stopped playing publicly, sold most instruments, yet recalls earlier triumphs and notes changes in the era of money, power, and speed. He mentions admired modern players and his enduring love for music.
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Washington
Thomas S. Power
Senate
Pentagon
Strategic Air Command
New York
Fritz Kreisler
Armerica
America
Brahms
Beethoven
Kreisler
Guarner
Guillaume
Vienna
Charles Foley
Foley
Francescatti
Heifetz
Milstein
Stern
Oistrakh
Big Crash Kills Seven at Ramey Base
The AUS Air Force B-2 Strato fortress crashed and burned at Ramey base Tuesday night. Seven airmen aboard were killed. None of the victims was from the area.
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Aus
Air Force
Ramey Base
Minsis
Air Force tanker crash lands at U S base
A U S Air Force tanker force landed after a gear jam at a U S base. Captain Thomas S. Regenski of Tortington Conn ordered three crew members to bail out before the plane settled on the runway amid unclear circumstances.
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Air Force
U. S
Thomas S.regenski
Tortington
Conn
Egyptian Troops Move to Sinai Front Amid Clash Fears
Cairo reports Egyptian army units positioned along the U N patrolled frontier in Sinai after clashes between Israeli and Syrian forces. Oslo says Norwegian U N troops to pull out. Fighting seen on Israel Syria frontier with mortars and tanks near the Sea of Galilee.
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U.N
Oslo
U.A.A
Israel
Sinai
Middle East
A. BR
Jordan River
Sea of Galilee
Kerner Poised. Stratton Calls Judge’s Post Vacant
Ol ia Kerner remains Democratic choice for governor while Gov. Stratton disputes his hold on the Cook County judge’s post. State’s Atty. Adamowski says Kerner’s orders are void. Kerner had resigned to run, then withdrew, prompting questions on bench vacancies and visiting judge appointments. County Clerk Barlett backs Kerner.
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Cook County
Olia Kerner
Stratton
Benjamin Adamowski
Kerner
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National Aermautics and Space Administration
Beatniks
Titan
Oregon Film Service
Portland
Ore
Fortland, Oregonian
Oregon Journal
Sec
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Big Crash
Sculthorpe
England
Eee
Foypt
Cairo
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