Surveyor moon lander to follow Ranger with soft landing plan
Nasa JPL outlines Surveyor the soft landing lunar probe evolving from Ranger 7 findings. The 806 to 9000 pound system with tripod legs, retro rockets, extendable claw and TV cameras aims for 10 to 15 foot approach and a 13 foot tall stance. Two more Rangers set for early launch next year.
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Surveyor
U.S. Space Agency
Ranger
W.E. Giberson
Moon
Giberson
Earth
Heart of Surveyor
Atmon
Cronkite vows nine year CBS run despite schedule shifts
Walter Cronkite says his CBS contract runs nine more years and he does not plan to resign. He notes CBS still regards him as number one and comments on NBC’s high ratings and Huntley Brinkley’s entertainment value. Actress Amanda Blake to wed Arizona rancher Jason Day in August. Joan Crawford hospitalized for pneumonia with improving condition.
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New York
Walter Cronkite
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Cronskite
Cronkite
Anthor
Robert Trout
Roger Mudd
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Fourth Outbreak of Rioting in Northeast Reported
AP reports a surge of racial violence across the Northeast with a Jersey City outbreak the fourth in two weeks. Earlier rioting hit Harlem Brooklyn Bedford-Stuyvesant Rochester, resulting in a fatality and multiple injuries. In Florida, Constable Powell facing friendly fire in a door to door campaign incident.
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Jersey City
N.J
Northeast
New York City
Harlem
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Rochester
N.Y
Fort Pierce
Fla
James A. Powell
Powell
Primary Elections Across Three States Stir Contests
Three states hold primaries with Rep. Bollins seeking renomination in Missouri against Judge Hunter Phillips while Truman endorses him. Kansas and Idaho primaries feature multiple contenders for governor and Congress, including several Democratic and Republican hopefuls and incumbents facing opposition.
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Washington
Richard Bollins
Johnson
House Rules Committee
Missouri
Bolling
Kansas
Idaho
Ralph Harding
Compton I. White
Sam Rayburn
Hunter Phillips
Jackson County Court
Kansas City
Phillips
Man Field
Ethan Shepley
St. Louis
William B. Ewald
Kirkware
John M. Dalton
Stuart Symitton
D-Mo
Jean Paul Bradshaw
Morris D. Duncan
William H. Avery
GOP
Moe Dill Boyd
Harold Chase
William M. Ferguson
Senate
Paul Wunsch
George Hart
Harry G. Wiles
Avery
Garner Shriver
Sinbad the gorilla escapes Lincoln Park Zoo
Sinbad the 6 foot 500 pound gorilla roamed 20 minutes in the monkey house before keepers opened a screen door to corral him. Police riot squad evacuated 75 people from the building as workers prepared meals for animals. The animal was tranquilized and remained groggy for hours, with staff noting a hanging hangover.
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Chicago
Sinbad
Lincoln Park Zoo
Monkey House
Gene Hartz
Hartz
Alabama Legislature Weighs Special Session on Redistricting
Alabama lawmakers meet in a special session to consider a redistricting bill after census shifts. Gov. George Wallace keynotes as Democrats and Republicans brace for House seat allocations and potential November outcomes. Republican hopes center on drawing districts to challenge Democratic incumbents.
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Eee Ala
Witttrawal
James B. Allen
Publican
George Walelace
Alabama
Local Jaycees Honor Five Men in Outstanding Young Men List
The Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce names L. Linwood De Haven Delmas M. Sewell Alson H. H. Smith H. Clayton Adams and Strother R. Shiley Jr to the 1965 Outstanding Young Men of America edition. They were nominated by the local Jaycee Chapter and approved by a 13 member national board. The biographical volume profiles about 10 000 young men with ten named as the country s most outstanding. The publication is to be forwarded by President Johnson with a January 15 1965 date.
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Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
L. Linwood de Haven
Delmas M. Sewell
Alson HH
Smith
H. Clayton Adams
Strother R. Shiley, Jr
Jaycee
Tman
John F. Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
Tom Dooley
Henry Ford II
Johnson
Credit Course Set For October 22 At George Washington Hotel
A short course on consumer credit and collections will be held October 22, 1964 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel. Sponsored by the ICCA, the program aids Winchester bankers retailers and credit personnel and will be led by Sterling S. Speake, ICCA field lecturer. The ICCA says the course comes at a strategic time due to rising credit volume.
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George Washington Hotel
Nal
ICCA
Winchester
Sterling S. Speake
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Kitty
Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Gedars of Lebanon
Condie Tioh
John Anderson
PET Ritz
Gorilln
Barney Gisuti
Wallace
Barry Goldwater
Prospects
Jaycees
DeWitt
Perry Engineering Co
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