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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1963
Page
11
NASA space science chief Homer E. Newell defended a broad space program linking science and military aims at Virginia Tech. He warned against a Maginot Line approach and noted growing calls for a defined military space role amid budget and policy debates.
AP Business News Analyst Sam Dawson reports on corporate fleets and the shift from aging trucks to newer models. Industry figures show 7.8 million trucks operated by manufacturers and retailers, with 18,000 companies controlling fleets of 10 or more. Aging trucks raise maintenance costs, while leasing and obsolescence pressure finance chiefs to modernize, potentially saving billions.
Newell argues the United States must build a robust military space posture. He says national space capability will enable viewing satellites, space probes, manned flights, and a network of plants and launch facilities. The outcome could allow operating in space by choice or defense.
Billy Coughlin a 14 year old Manchester Union Leader delivery boy and four friends explored a sewer pipe near his home A sudden surge of water swept him toward the Merrimac River He grabbed a wire mesh screen and clung on until the surge eased Then he crawled to the pipe opening and escaped Police noted he likely changed clothes before continuing his paper route Calling it a risky stunt they praised his luck and nerve
Dan Osinski hammered a 380 foot homer in Baltimore and admired its flight as he finished the trot. Osinski later singled while John Powell quickly retrieved the ball after it ricocheted off the wall.
Jersey City police located Joseph Hayes car without plates parked on a street. Hayes had reported the theft September 16 1958 and had moved four years earlier without a forwarding address.
Rus sell Pyle told the Board of Supervisors that a steep rocky road to his home was dangerous and should be repaired or liability would fall on officials. The supervisors agreed and closed the road, though Pyle can still reach his home via an alternate route.
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