Kennedy urges private satellite network plan with $1 billion stock sale
President Kennedy asked Congress to create a government sanctioned corporation to finance private ownership of a communications satellite system through a public stock sale of at least 1 billion dollars. The plan aims to speed development, designate corporators to arrange the offering, and create a two tier structure with voting and nonvoting stock for investors. It differs from existing proposals requiring a joint domestic and international ownership model and direct government control over relays.
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Cardinal Muench Seriously Ill In Rome Hospital
Aloysius Joseph Marshal Muench of Milwaukee is in serious condition at Salvator Mundi Hospital in Rome. The 72-year-old cardinal, one of six U S Roman Catholic cardinals, suffers from Parkinsons disease and other complications. Teminsin Clemente Cardinal de Guiveia died Tuesday in Leo Mocambiques. he had leukemia and was archon of Mf Mozambique.
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Valentine For Glenn May Become First Orbital Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL UPD Officials in the Mercury program shifted their target to a morning launch about one week from today to send astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. on a planned orbital flight. If met, Valentine’s Day could mark the free world’s first manned earth orbit. The earliest launch date moved from Feb 13 to Feb 14 as scientists say they need a day or more to ensure readiness.
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Where To Turn Pastor Awaits Shot In Orbit News
A Elyrid minister and college friend join prayers as an astronaut pursues the first orbital flight. The 1st Pr and Sect at Oberlin College enter a Shans Memorial event, covering ten years of duty in the Far East with speaker care and welfare notes.
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Khrushchev Praised as Leader Not Cult of Personality
Moscow Pravda lauds Premier Khrushchev as a Marxist Leninist leader with collective authority, distinguishing him from Stalin’s personality cult. Rumors of an assassination attempt denied by the Soviet Force Ministry while Khrushchev allegedly stays at a Black Sea retreat near Sochi.
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Bombs At Malraux Home In Paris Amid Algeria Talks
A terrorist threw a bomb into a ground floor window of Andre Malraux’s suburban Paris home. He was not at home. Police cordoned off the area as De Gaulle pressed cabinet talks on Algeria and the OAS threat. An earlier blast damaged Alain de Lacoste-Lareymondie’s home.
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Steelworkers Meet Over Wage Demands In NA Contract Talks
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the United Steelworkers policy committee endorsed demands for higher wages and a shorter work week as talks with national steel firms were set to continue. The panel, with final say on terms, is expected to approve a wage framework as negotiations enter the next phase. The union officers attended a morning meeting as details of the contract demand structure emerged, including unemployment benefits and productivity incentives.
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Kennedy Eyes Japan's Industrial Heartland During Osaka Visit
Attorney General Robert Kennedy led a whistle stop tour of Japan's Kansai region with wife Ethel, meeting crowds including students and workers. He praised wages though flagging cost issues, toured Osaka and Nara, and faced rightist protests at Osaka Airport. Kennedy expressed respect for Buddha worship and weighed church concerns during the trip.
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150 Still Missing In Shaft
A gas fueled explosion at the Luisenthal coal mine in Saarbrucken Germany trapped about 150 workers underground nine hours after the blast. Officials reported 56 dead and 150 missing while 78 miners were injured and 195 uninjured. Rescue teams, aided by US Army support, battled smoke and fires to reach the trapped miners as police sealed the area.
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Second Teenager Killed in Algeria Amid Rising Violence
In Algeria a 16 year old, Daniel Benarrouche, was shot dead by a gunman in Oran during the day. Police seized the gunman but said an accomplice who received the weapon escaped. Earlier, 19 year old Gerard Breard was killed near a class in Algiers.
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Senate approves Kennedy college aid bill amid House clashes
The Senate approved Kennedy's 2.7 billion college aid measure by 69 to 17. It provides 1.5 billion for classroom construction loans, 250 million for community junior colleges grants, and 924 million for a needy and talented students scholarship program. The House last week passed a more limited version lacking scholarships or two year college support. The plan now goes to a conference committee as House opposition looms. Kennedy urged a broad five year expansion of federal education aid.
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