Ranger IV Moon Bus Set for Lunar TV Flight Monday
NASA’s Ranger IV aims for a televised moon arrival from Cape Canaveral. The 1250 pound craft carries a quake meter meteorite counter and thermometer to Oceanus Procellarum. Engineers warn a 28 day delay possible for mechanical trouble. The mission seeks 180 photos from 2,900 to 15 miles above the surface as the camera records impact.
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U.S. space week to feature Centaur and moon missions
UPI reports a four‑rocket U.S. space push planned over eight days led by Centaur’s maiden flight using liquid hydrogen. Ranger 4 aims for lunar closeups and landing, Saturn tests advance heavy lift, and UK‑1 seeks international satellite collaboration for lunar research.
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Joxe Tours Algeria as SAO Crackdown Unfolds
France's Louis Joxe travels with de Gaulle's orders to crush SAO amid violent public safety actions in Algiers. A hazardous device at City Hall damages the building. nine more plastic devices in Algiers injure and threaten residents while a European student faces mistreatment.
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UPI
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Kennedys Plan Quiet Easter Holiday at Palm Beach
President Kennedy and family arrived Palm Beach to begin a peaceful Easter weekend at the ocean front estate once leased over Christmas. The trip follows reforms and hints of legal actions against price fixing by major manufacturers in New York and Buffalo, with possible fines up to fifty thousand dollars per firm.
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UPI
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New York
Joseph P. Kennedy
Sperry Rand Corp
Shaw-Walker Co
Mich
Art Metal Inc
James
N-Y
Yauman & Exbe
Kennedy Family Fufacturing Co
Rochester
General Fireproofing Co
Youngstown
Ohio
Globe-Wernicke Co
Norwood
Steelcase Inc
Grand Rapids
All-Steel ‘Equipment
Aurora
Ill
Weather and Viet Nam war reads through Da Nang report
Viet Nam dispatches place Da Nang near 350 miles northeast of Saigon with conflicting reports on Viet Cong movements toward the Lao border. Two missing U S Army sergeants Francis Quinn and George Groom were captured near An Chau while training South Vietnamese troops. two others were killed after delays in Viet Cong pursuit. Weather outlook shows hazy to partly cloudy conditions with mild temperature changes.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
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Stewartsville
Quinn
Groom
U.S. Army
An Chau
Ohio
Wayne E
Marchand
Plattsmouth
Neb
Viet Cong parade U S prisoners to prove intervention
Reported by travelers from Da Nang two U S Army enlisted men held by Viet Cong are being paraded through South Vietnamese villages to illustrate U S intervention in the war. U S and South Vietnamese officials had not confirmed the claim.
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Coroner links two West Coast gamblers death to narcotics
In Parma Heights a coroner's inquest found that two Tacoma Washington men Theron Wells and Gerald Galer and Oakland California man Richard Conley died after a 12 hour narcotics party. Galer admitted using dolophine and that the trio used narcotics at the time of death.
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Cuyahoga County
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Richard Conley
Oakland
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Conley
Gerber
Moscow
UPI
Nil
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Thel
Young Communist League
Tass Renandez
Truck kills boy hitchhiker in Cleveland
A 11 year old boy Sammy Oliison was fatally injured when he reportedly fell under a truck wheel while hitchhiking in Cleveland.
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UPI
Sammy Oliison
Mears Accepts Tennessee Basketball Head Coach Post
Ray Mears, after six successful years at Wittenberg University, is named head basketball coach at the University of Tennessee replacing Johnny Sines in Knoxville.
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Tenn
UPI
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University of Tennessee
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Ghana president fires minister for London bed purchase
President Kwame Nkrumah dismissed Industries Minister Krobo Edusei after controversy over his wife buying an $8,400 gold plated bed in London, according to the Ghana News Agency.
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UPI
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Krobo Edusei
London
Infant crushed as piano falls in Canton home
A 2 year old boy was killed in Canton suburban North Industry when an upright piano fell on him as he reportedly managed to lift the instrument while playing. The child, John V. Stotts, was the son of Mr and Mrs John Stotts.
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Ohio
UPTV
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John Stotts
Tippecanoe man found guilty in burglary case
A Tippecanoe County man, Richard D. Sim, 24, was convicted of burglary yesterday after a trial that concluded with his guilt finding.
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Kennedy turns to aerospace wages after steel talks
President Kennedy plans to push wage talks in the aerospace industry after winning the steel price line fight. The unions and major missile and warplane makers may have tougher negotiations, covering over 300,000 workers in jet airliner and space sectors. The machinists strike at Republic Aviation highlights potential job losses and Pentagon influence on settlements.
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William Jeaton Washington
UPI
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Actorace
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Paer
Missile-Space Field
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Douglas
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Air Force
Filibuster Delays Record Defense Spending Bill
The House approved a record 47.8 billion defense money bill but Senate filibuster risks loom over literacy tests as a federal voting prerequisite. Hearings on the bill face delays as the Pentagon requests restoration of House cuts shape the Senate version.
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UPI
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Senate
Pentagon
United States
Show horses die in stable fire
In St Louis area a barn at Joseph Theil's Spanish Lake farm burned Wednesday night after a spark from a blacksmith forge. Seven show horses were killed and an eighth was badly injured and not expected to survive. The horses were valued at 50 000.
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UPI
Joseph Theil
Spanish Lake
Thief Returns Lincoln Photograph Stolen From Roosevelt Memorial
A framed autographed Lincoln photograph stolen from the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Home in Sagamore Hill arrived by mail yesterday with a note asking forgiveness. The item, dating to mid March, was recovered in a brown wrapping paper parcel. the gilt frame valued at the home’s trophy room was not returned. The home director Mrs. Jessica Kraft declined to pursue the matter, citing Civil War era sentiment.
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