TV slack season hides busy behind the scenes
Television enters its slack season with reruns as programs shift to next season. Producers seek to sell production for next year. NBC may renew Play Your Hunch while Hunch's host could move to a new format with a celebrity panel. CBS and ABC consider replacements for Channing and Amos Burke to Burke's Law. Begley headlines Mystery Theatre on NBC. Dr Kildare recommended tonight.
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Nova launch giants may lift Mars mission by 1975
Industrial space analyst Andrew Kalitinsky says new NOVA rockets could, by 1975, lift a convoy of four multiton spacecraft into orbit for a Mars expedition if the nation opts to proceed. The design surpasses Saturn V thrust with rockets up to 380 feet tall, weighing about 40 million pounds and delivering up to 56 million pounds of thrust.
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Early Mars mission rockets could be developed quickly with high confidence
A scientist said gigantic interplanetary vehicles could start immediately if a 1975 Mars mission were chosen soon, with high confidence in performance. He noted very high costs unless demand spurs slower, reusable booster tech, including refueling and recovery.
West Virginia Wins Extra Federal Aid for Public Works
Charleston officials welcomed a federal aid increase of 428 million dollars for public works, creating about four thousand jobs in the state. The Kennedy Administration outlined how Congress accelerated public works funds will be distributed by federal agencies. About 20.5 million in grants had been approved for West Virginia projects under the initial 400 million allocated in the 1962 session.
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