Target Date for Mars Mission Pushed to 1970s
Washington reports NASA scientists foresee manned Mars exploration in the 1970s with continued lunar missions. The United States backs a multi billion dollar program to land men on the moon in the 1960s, while plans include Nova boosters for heavy space cargo and space platforms in Earth orbit.
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Stock dealings dull as markets drift on New York Exchange
UPI reports a quiet day on the New York Stock Exchange with few standout movers. U.S. Steel, Youngstown, and Bethlehem slipped while International Nickel and Du Pont edged higher. General Electric paid a $7 million price fixing settlement amid overall narrow activity.
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Dear Abby corrections and gentle admonitions
Dear Abby offers plain counsel on teen curfews parental trust and a naked baby neighbor. She counsels teens to be honest about lake outings and urges parents to reconsider unjust punishment. She also addresses a dog heaven query and tipping motel staff with practical reminders for courtesy and fairness.
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Postal Employees Accused of Helping Narcotics Ring in Chicago
CHICAGO UPI Twenty eight postal workers and ten others indicted for narcotics trafficking based in the citys main post office. Investigations show 64 transactions in the postal facility with drugs bought by federal agents and delivered along mail routes. The group included clerks mail handlers and carriers with no prior criminal records. If convicted they face up to ten years and a twenty thousand dollar fine.
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Chicago market livestock and cattle prices report
Livestock volume: hogs 3 500 and cattle 3 500 with calves none. Hogs steady to 25 higher with various weights showing 19.25 to 19.50 for 193 225 lb. Cattle and calves: steers steady to 25 higher for average to choice, heifers steady to 25 lower, prime and mixed loads listed for several weights. Sheep 300 head with spring slaughter lambs about steady at 19.00 to 21.50 for 70 to 90 lb. no prime or choice lambs reported.
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Television Schedule Fragment with Multiple Programs Listed
A scrambled list shows various TV slots and program titles including Gunamoke Alfred Hitchcock The Ed Sullivan Show Candid Camera What’s My Line The Corruptors Hazel Follow the Sun Hollywood Lawman Night News and a late movie. It reads as a fragmented station schedule with times and show titles.
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Castro Warns of U S Attack and Clothing Ration Plan
Fidel Castro condemned possible U S actions while announcing Cuba will ration clothing and shoes amid ongoing food shortages. He spoke to about 100000 in Santiago during the ninth anniversary of the Moncada attack, urging loyalty as he warned of mercenary invasions.
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Study U. S. Stand On Nuclear Tests
President Kennedy reviewed new data on nuclear test detection with advisers and summoned Arthur Dean from Geneva to discuss easing U S inspection demands. White House said no final decision today and no substantial disagreement among aides. Dean to return by end of next week to resume talks with the Soviets.
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Algeria on brink as Ben Bella rivals move on Algiers
Mohammed Khider, part of Ben Bella's provisional government crew, heads toward Algiers from Oran as Ben Bella's influence eyes the capital. GPRA leaders Krim and Boudaif rally Berber tribes in Kabylia while France plans mass evacuation to secure 650,000 Europeans and deploy troops from bases if civil war erupts.
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