Johnson urges crash program for reconnaissance satellite
Sen. Lyndon Johnson proposed a rapid development program for a reconnaissance satellite to keep the United States ahead of the world. He told Oklahoma City University graduates that the project would support the open skies policy and could be shared with other nations. He noted both the United States and Russia work on satellites but emphasized urgency and no emergency status for the American program.
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Snake Victim Improves After Tiger Snake Bite
Los Angeles AP reports Kenneth Earnest a 22 year old snake handler from a reptile farm run by his parents is improving after an Australian tiger snake bit him six days ago. He remains paralyzed and on an iron lung but doctors say breathing muscles may recover and he has a good chance to live. The venom is stated to be 50 to 70 times deadlier than a diamondback rattler.
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Pravda Attacks Eisenhower Over Camp David Talks
Pravda accuses President Eisenhower of being unable to change his class and imperialist system during Camp David talks with Premier Khrushchev. The communist party newspaper says he acted as a loyal servant of capital and imperialism.
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Garner Finds Adjusting to Loafing Easy
Hollywood star James Garner says he adapted quickly to a laid back life after Maverick. He cites mornings golf sessions, pool time, family, and occasional public appearances as he battles Warner Brothers over contract terms following a force majeure suspension.
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Training for Marriage Lags Says PTA President
Philadelphia AP reports National PTA President Mrs James C Parker urged better marriage guidance for teens. She warned impulse marriages lead to impulse divorces and called on home and school to take stronger responsibility as 64th annual convention opens with about 2 500 delegates from 46 800 PTAs.
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Actor Fuels Rift With Suit After Denial
A disputed downturn sparked by a denial led the actor to file suit, signaling a forthcoming courtroom confrontation. The case centers on alleged conflicting actions and a demand for remedy.
Education focus urged for family life in schools
Mrs. Parker says schools fail to prepare youth for family life the gravest responsibility. PTAs nationwide push junior and senior high schools to add family living education to curriculums.
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Cuba Catholics urged to resist communism in pastoral letter
Havana sources say a Catholic pastoral letter urged Catholics to oppose communism as a test of the Castro government. Prime Minister Fidel Castro has not yet commented.
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Fragmentary line on anti communism and jakescreen claim
A broken OCR fragment accuses anti communism of being a jakescreen raised by someone unidentified. The text lacks clear names, dates, or locations to provide a fuller factual summary.
Catholic Church Attacks Communists After Castro Flight
The church opened its first public assault on Communist elements in Cuba following a controversial flight by Fidel Castro, signaling a new stance in the ongoing power struggle.
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