Ten Children Die in Farm Home Fire in Minnesota
Ten Bowdish and McConnell children died in a farm house fire in Kasota Minnesota. Joanne McConnell, 14, escaped barefoot on a bicycle after jumping from a second story window. The family had been away when the blaze started and the mother said the tragedy was not anyone's fault.
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Joanne McConnell
Kasota, Minn
Kenneth Bowdish
Joanne
Kasota
Minn
Bowdish
Linda McConnell
Marvin McConnell
Richard McConnell
Mary McConnell
Robert McConnell
Roger Brown
McConnell
Robert
Washington Fired Official Honored by Defense in 1962
William H. Godel a former deputy director of the ARPA was honored in 1962 with the Defense Department Distinguished Civilian Service Award for his contributions to defense programs. He was fired last month after an investigation into alleged irregularities in handling certain funds and has appealed. details of the alleged irregularities were not disclosed. The report also notes a presidential weekend visit to church by President Johnson and guests from Texas. Syncom 3 satellite completed nine corrective maneuvers and will relay Olympic Games coverage next month.
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Department
William H. Godel
Godel
Advanced” “Research Projects Agency
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Department of Defense
Dent
Washington
Primatene Tablets Promoted As Nonprescription Asthma Relief
An advertisement claims Primatene tablets, containing eight medicines, are the doctors' preferred asthma formula now sold without prescription. It promises rapid attack relief and hours of freedom from spasms, with benefits like easier breathing and no injections, available at drugstores.
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Satellite hovers over equator as NASA reports maneuver
NASA says the satellite appears motionless over the equator near the International Date Line after maneuvers. Japan will beam television signals to the satellite which relays them to Point Mugu in California and to Fla. on August 19.
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Japan
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Equator
Eye injuries in children from falls prominent NSPB report
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness reports nearly 20 percent of eye injuries in children are caused by falls, stressing prevention and safety measures.
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National Society For the Prevention of Blindness, Inc
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