Larger Satellites Urged For Military Space Role
Brig. Gen. J. A. Barclay of the Ballistic Missiles Agency, speaking at a National Security Industrial Association event, urged larger earth satellites and carriers for global reconnaissance and military potential. He warned about hydrogen weapons and suggested missiles may soon replace airplanes in the U S arsenal.
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Washington
J. A. Barclay
Army
Ballistics Missiles Agency
Redstone Arsenal
Alabama
Outer Space
Barclay
National Security Industrial Assa
First Edition Star Spangled Banner Sells for Over 3000
A rare 1814 first edition of The Star Spangled Banner sold for more than 3000 dollars at Parke-Bernet Galleries in Boston. Michael J. Walsh of Goodspeed Book Shop said two under-bidders pushed above 3000, bought for a client, with eight Baltimore copies produced. The Library of Congress lacks a first edition.
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Boston
INS
Moore
Michael J. Walsh
Goodspeed Book Shop
Parke-Bennet
Walsh
Baltimore
Library of Congress
Storm kills sailor on U S destroyer Manley in Atlantic gale
London reports a violent Atlantic storm between the Azores and northern Spain damaged the U S destroyer Manley. One sailor was killed and several injured with three in critical condition. All names withheld until relatives are notified.
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U.S
Manley
Azores
Spain
Navy
Naval Headquarters
Beatrice Haldane Wins Injunction Over Husband
Mrs. Beatrice Haldane obtained an injunction restraining her estranged husband Cyril from boring customers in her coffee shop with their marital woes. She seeks a divorce and claims the recital threatens her business.
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London
Beatrice Haldane
Cyril
Army investigates rumor at Ft. Dix over shoe polishing practice
The Army says it is probing reports that some enlisted men are polishing the bottom of their shoes at Ft. Dix New Jersey. A letter signed Mad Mom in the New York Daily News prompted the inquiry. Public information officer Col. Albert Gange says the Army is seeking to get to the bottom of the matter.
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Army
Ispit
New York Daily News
Albert Gange
Dix
Jet streams found over Antarctica open new flight routes
Weather scientists report jet streams tracing curved paths above Antarctica that reach 50,000 feet plus and vary seasonally. They could enable more direct globe-spanning flights linking Africa, South America, Australia, New Zealand, and Asia once timing and routing are optimized. IGY teams at Little America and two dozen stations studied the pattern.
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Antarctica
Africa
South America
Australia
New Zealand
Asia
International Geophysical Year Research
Igy
Riviera resorts hit by torrents in storm sweeping coast
In NICE France bulldozers began clearing the Promenade des Anglais as mud and rocks washed onto the road. The Riviera suffered its worst storm in 20 years with 60 mile per hour winds. Torrential rains for 36 hours flooded basements and forced closures along the coast.
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France
Promenade Des Anglais
Riviera
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