Apollo Moon Trip Will Cost Up to 40 Billion Dollars
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Apollo effort will climax the peacetime venture with a total cost estimated between 20 and 40 billion dollars. North American Aviation Grumman Aircraft Engineering and hundreds of firms will outfit the Saturn V rocket and lunar module. NASA plans 800 million for test facilities and nearly one billion for Cape Canaveral launches as construction hires 5000 workers now and 4000 more next year.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla. AP
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
North American Aviation Inc
NASA
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Moon
Space Ag
PLC
Grumman
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennyfield News Editors Run Local Weekly Paper
Three young editors Maggie Davis Joanie Lovett and Joanne Baden publish Tennyfield News for residents of Tennyson and Courtfield Avenues with Maggie Davis mother as compositor. Paper circulates about 75 per week and charges 10 cents per copy. A carnival power failure caused a buried man incident and a later reburial after fixes. Navy man Jimmy Farrell received an American Airlines ticket from Washington to Los Angeles for duty in California.
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Tennyson and
Courtfield Avenues
Maggie Davis
Joanie Lovett
Joanne Baden
Tennyfield
Maggie
Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
Calif
Jimmy Farrell
Loudoun St
American Airlines
California
Fingerprints Added To Train Robbery Clues
Scotland Yard studies 15 fingerprint sets from Leatherslade Farm hideout used by the great train gang to identify more suspects in the $7.28 million robbery. Clues include a Monopoly set, a London house where 12 men held meetings, five men sought for questioning, a trail of five-pound notes in Jersey, a suitcase with $282,520 in a Surrey wood, and an Austin Healey with a dapper man and plump woman.
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London
Scotland Yard
Leatherslade Farm
Oakley
St. Helier
Jersey
Channel Islands
Miners Rescued After 400-foot Shaft Collapse
Three coal miners trapped since Tuesday near the bottom of a 400-foot shaft say they are okay after rescue teams drilled through to a gangway. The men, Dav id Fellin 58 Henry Throne 28 and Louis Bova 52, are in contact with outside crews as a 28 inch bore is prepared to bring them out near Sheppton in Schuylkill County.
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Hazleton, Pa
David Fellin
H. B. Charmbury
State of
Pennsylvania
Ralph Ditzler
Min
Ditzler
Fellin
Anna
Joe
Dave
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
Bova
Sheppton
Schuylkill County
Hazleton
Buddhist Monks Prolong Hunger Strike in Saigon Protests
In Saigon Buddhist monks extend a 48 hour hunger strike while students in Hue boycott classes. Police kept watch as about 17,000 demonstrators surrounded the main pagoda voicing anti government chants. Four monks and one nun have previously died in protest against President Ngo Dinh Diem's regime.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Hue
Ngo Dinh Diem
Outdoor Fires Banned in City Amid Drought Probe
Fire Chief Bernard Groves ordered a ban on all outdoor burning in Winchester due to a dry spell with no rain. Incinerators with smokestacks and spark arresters are exempt. A fire at Hoblingsworth Drive among old tree stumps is under investigation.
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Winchester
Bernard Groves
Hoblingsworth Drive
J. Thomas Boyd
Winchester Golf Club
Shawnee Fire Co
Friendship
South End
Friendship Fire Co
Marsh Tells Jaycees Cuba Is Soviet Agent Refuge
Rep. John O. Marsh told 560 Jaycees at a Virginia work conference that Cuba has become an important transmission facility for Soviet espionage and sabotage in Central and South America, and a training area for Latin American communist guerrillas. He warned that Venezuela and Brazil are major Soviet targets and urged local and national development programs through the Jaycee network. The event drew national and state officials including Richard McJilton and L Ward Edwards, with discussion on youth affairs and community growth.
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John O. Marsh
Valley
Cuba
Central
South America
Virginia Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mar- Marsh
Lee - Jackson
Marsh
Latin America
Venezuela
Brazil
Jaycee Organization
Strasburg Jaycees
Rebels seize Mont Organise in Haiti insurgency
Exiled rebels led by Cantave seized Mont Organise as government troops press a concerted drive to recapture the northeast. Airlifted reinforcements and armored units moved toward the mountain stronghold amid reports of clashes and a downed government Mustang fighter.
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Robert Berrellez
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Mont Organise
Santo Domingo
Leon Cantares
Mont
Cantave
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
Meredith First Black Graduate At Ole Miss
James Meredith became the first Negro to graduate from the University of Mississippi in its 115 year history. The ceremony unfolded without incidents as about 2,500 whites and Meredith’s supporters watched, with marshals on hand for security. Meredith shook hands with Chancellor John Davis Williams and received his diploma in a quiet ceremony compared with last year’s riot.
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Oxford
Miss. AP
James Howard Meredith
Univerity of Mississippi
U.S
Meredith
Ole Miss
John Davis Williams
Picture with Boston great grandmother draws Kennedy clan
Mrs Fitzgerald posed for a Sunday photograph with ten great grandchildren and 38 great grandchildren total. The Boston family includes relatives of President Kennedy, with Timothy Fitzgerald three months old and James G Mullen’s children among the visitors in Dorchester. Kennedy last visited his grandmother in 1962 and keeps tabs on his grandson Jack by television.
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Boston
United States
John F. Fitzgerland
Dja A . Grand
Thomas Fitzgerald
Kennedy
Tom
Bunny
Dorchester
James G. Mullen
Marion Fitzgerald
Joe Kennedy
Meyer
Honey Fitz” Fitzgerald
Joe
Rose
Milton
Mass
John B. Value
Barbara Fitzgerald
Warren, R. I
John Fitzgerald
Dedham
Timothy
Thomas A. Fitzgerald Jr
Denver, Colo
Surplus Corn En Route To Frederick County
ASCS officials were advised by telegram that two train cars carrying 4,000 bushels of government surplus corn had been shipped from Cincinnati. The arrival time was not specified, with the B&O freight office estimating four to five days. This relief follows drought aid earlier promised to Virginia counties and includes a 3,600 bushel carload ordered to meet livestock producers' demands. Applications for reduced rate corn remain open.
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Frederick County
ASCS
Cincinnati
Ohio
Virginia McClure
The
Agriculture Service
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Virginia
Senate hears support for test ban with safeguards
The Air Force Army Navy and Marine chiefs backed the limited nuclear test ban with safeguards as outlined by Gen Maxwell D Taylor. They said underground testing and modern labs, plus readiness to resume atmospheric tests, are essential for treaty acceptance. McNamara testified safeguards would be provided. Senate debate and ratification plans follow.
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Washington
Air Force
Army
Navy
Curtis E. LeMay
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Water Extension To Get Vote In Middletown
Middletown officials plan a vote on extending a town water line under Interstate 81 in a project estimated at 1700 dollars. Major Archie Manuel introduced the proposal in a summer council meeting, but the vote was postponed pending additional information.
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Middletown
Archie Manuel
Manuel
Weather Pattern Drops Virginia Temperatures Overnight
A high pressure system moved off the Atlantic coast and brought a drop in Virginia temperatures last night. A lingering low pressure area to the east produced light rain and showers in parts of the region.
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Atlantic
Virginia
Wee
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Lynchburg, Va
Haitian
Mrs. Fitzgerald
Senate Foreign Relations, Armed Services and Atomic Energy Committees
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
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