Space Death Ray Weapon Tested Next Year Says Scientist
Dr. Carl L. Kober at Martin Marietta in Denver describes a nuclear powered space death ray that evaporates targets at over 100 000 degrees and could test late next year or in 1963. He says it would be a defensive device to clear space junk and may serve as a space traffic control tool.
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U.S
Carl L. Kober
America
Kober
Soviet Union
United States
Martin Marietta Corp
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Air Force
Long Island
N.Y
Amphi School Board Faces Wave of Protests
A Monday night meeting at the Prince School venue will host a parent delegation aged 30 to 50 and others criticizing athletic and health programs. Lloyd Golder II said the group will press broader education, academic programs, and transportation concerns as part of ongoing pressure on the district.
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Prince School
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Lloyd Golder II
Golder
Why Is U.N. Fighting In The Congo A Timeline Of Crisis
United Nations actions in Congo from 1960 to 1961 framed by Thant and Hammarskjold era decisions. Destinations include Leopoldville Katanga and Elisabethville, with Belgium forces and mercenaries involved. Key moments cover Security Council votes, U.N. military aid, and the eventual drive to restore unity and order.
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Congo
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N.Y
UPI
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Washington
Europe
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Ghana
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Leopoldville
Ralph J. Bunche
United States
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Belgium
Tshombe
Joseph Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
Security Council
General Assembly
Republic of the Congo
Vince
France
Italy
South Africa
Hammarskjold
Russia
Conor Cruise O’brien
Ireland
Elisabethville
O’brien
Katange
Hoax Confession Ties JFK Call to Houston Student
Michael Schipper a University of Houston freshman from Forest Hills New York admitted the telephoned call to the White House claiming to speak with President Kennedy was a hoax that spiraled beyond control. He said he and Michael Emmitte of Houston initiated the call in a dormitory and the duo believed a secretary answered before the joke grew. The White House denied any such call occurred and Schipper noted the president was in Washington at the time.
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Houston
Tex
UPI
Michael Schipper
University of Houston
Kennedy
Schipper
Forest Hills
N.Y
White House
Ite House
Michael Emmitte
Emmitte
Washington
Schipped
Bacon Forecasts Many Years Of World Crisis
Col. William C. Bacon of the 303rd Bomb Wing at Davis Monthan Air Force Base says life remains as trying as in pioneer days and that free nations face a long, ongoing crisis. He praises the Air Force and warns against ignorance, urging mothers to guide children toward faith and respect for law.
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Bacon
William C. Bacon
303Rd
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Sertoma Club
Pioneers
America
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Khrushchev
City Council Sets Tuesday Meeting Over Fire Engine Bids
City officials plan an informal 2 p.m. Tuesday session at City Hall to review specifications and bids for two new fire engines. Three bids were opened last month. one bidder is deemed unacceptable while two meet city specs. Council must act by December 18.
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Mgr
Porter W. Homer
Homer
Tucson
Crown Coach Up
Ray Weaver
Lew Davis
City Hall
Man Faces Trial On Stolen Goods
Fred Lee Aaron, 20, of Mr. Lemmon, is bound for Superior Court on a charge of receiving stolen property in a $5,000 break in at Dr Kenneth L. Bakers North Side home on Nov 3. He was found with loot. bond set at $1,000. Fred Lee Owen, 24, already awaiting Superior Court action after waiving preliminary hearing on Nov 20.
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Fred Lee Aaron
Mr. Lemmon
Sheriff's Deputies
Aaron
North Side
Gene Suarez
Kenneth L. Baker
Camino Real
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Fred Lee Owen
Lfth Ave
Johnson
Ranger to Speak at Audubon Meeting on Wildlife Census
Lowell White, district ranger of Saguaro National Monument, will speak on Wildlife Census Important Steps to Successful Management. The Tucson Audubon Society hosts him Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Room 124, Liberal Arts Building, UA campus. Public welcome.
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Lowell White
Saguaro National Monument
Tucson Audubon Society
Liberal Arts
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