Surveyor Vidicon Tube Shines Yet Flaws Remain
Space experts praise Surveyor while noting a key flaw the vidicon television tube. The six ounce, six inch device costs 8300 dollars and must endure lunar extremes as it captures early 600 line images. Francis J. Salgo of General Electrodynamics discusses the fragile miracle beside the moon mission apparatus.
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New York
Surveyor
Moon
Earth
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Francis J. Salgo
General Electrodynamics Corp
Garland
Tex
Editorial Quote On Free Speech and Tolerance
A compact editorial defends the principle of defending speech even when opinions are disagreed with. It emphasizes liberty, pluralism, and the duty to uphold civil rights despite controversy and disagreement.
Meredith Ambush Reverberates Across Civil Rights Debate
The Mississippi shooting of James H. Meredith during his 225 mile march sparks national reflection on civil rights. Critics warn it could fuel violence while supporters view it as proof for new justice legislation and a test of American commitment to equality.
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James H. Meredith
Mississippi
United States
John F. Kennedy
America
Meredith
Memphis
Tenn
Jackson
Johnson
Congress
Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Men and Machines in Space Show Complementary Roles
The twin space feats of Surveyor I and Gemini 9 fuel the debate over whether humans or robots are more crucial in space. Surveyor I proves machines can perform tasks with precision while Gemini 9 demonstrates the indispensable judgment and adaptability humans provide in exploration. Both sides support a view that men and machines complement each other in space ventures.
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America
Surveyor I
Earth
Moon
Two Governors renounce 1964 GOP presidential bids
Governors Nelson Rockefeller of New York and William Scranton of Pennsylvania drop plans for the 1964 Republican nomination. Rockefeller pledges to renounce ambitions forever while Scranton vows never to run again for any public office. Both men push moderation to rebuild GOP strength and influence.
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Nelson D. Rockefeller
New York
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
General Sherman
Rockefeller
George Romney
Michigan
Scranton
Republican Party
GOP
What is an anode and a cathode in electricity
Anode is the positive pole of an electric current and cathode is the negative pole. A six day bicycle race and an Irish cudgel are noted, plus a date Dec 5 1966 and a historical tidbit about King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visiting the United States in 1939.
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George VI
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Our Mr Boyle and the Fiberglass Flame Warms the Harbor
Port Washington columnist reflects on spring ritual among boat owners. An old wooden sloop requires heavy labor to restore each year while fiberglass boats seem easier but still demand care. The piece blends humor and sailing lore with scenes of yard work, scraping and varnishing as spring arrives.
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Argo
Marine Hardware Store
Horoscope Tuesday June 7 Insight and Advice from Hal Boyle
A mixed horoscope outlines traits for born individuals and gives daily guidance for each zodiac sign. It emphasizes responsibility, tact, and practical thinking, noting both ambitions and cautions for Gemini through Pisces with stray lines about a ship and Hal Boyle.
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Lego
Tribune rates and contact for Terre Haute publication
The Terre Haute Tribune and Terre Haute Gazette details rates by mail and delivery options for Indiana and Illinois. It lists subscription prices for various periods, contact hours, mailing addresses, and a notice about unsolicited submissions sent at owner risk.
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Indiana
Illinois
Tribune
Terre Haute
Ind
Tribune-Star Publishing Co., Inc
Wabash Ave
P. O
Tribune Company
Local Nods and Notables Spark Vigo Circles
Former Terre Haute resident Iris Freeman returns to visit and notes substantial progress on Third Street and Wabasha Avenue. Vigo officials Harry Brentlinger and Joe Silcock are mentioned with a birthday and a fish tale, while Russell Rink earns a Naval War College invitation and Bruce von Kokeritz Alexander receives a Wisconsin PhD. Rotary and hospital staff Miss Mary Ann Klotz also appear in this week’s community notes.
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Terre Hauteau
Iris Freeman
Gardena
Calif
Our City
Third Street
Wabasha Avenue
Rotary Club
Irvin P. Hooper
Don Schedler
Marvin R. McMillin
Carl E .Bauermester JR
Edward J. Wodicka JR
Mary Ann Klotz
Union Hospital
Freshman Rees Sparks DC Newsletter Pep In Washington
Washington congressman Thomas M. Rees, a freshman from California, writes a witty weekly column from Capitol Hill detailing seniority quirks, tunnel maze travels, and embassy invite intrigue. His reports poke fun at the House order while revealing life in Washington. About 20,000 California youths are enrolled in the Neighborhood Youth Program, per the Labor Department.
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Washington
Congress
Jimmy Roosevelt
Thomas M. Rees
California
Banking and Currency Committee
Rees
Capitol
House
Senate
Kennedy
Johnson
Kuwait
San Francisco
UPI
U. S. Labor Department
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Voltaire
Chaucer
THE
Mr. Boyle
Sloop
Port Washington, N. Y
By Bil Keane
Stella
Hal Boyle
Terre Haute Gazette
Terre Haute Tribune
the Tribune
Harry P. “Keeter” Brentlinger
Vigo
Joe Silcock
Bluegill
Naval War College
Newport, R. I
Russell Rink
Berkeley Dr
Public Service Indiana
Robert Baldwin
Navy
Bruce von Kokeritz
Alexander
S. Center Street
University of Wisconsin
By Ruth Montgomery
Post Office
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Rush
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