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Satellite to Provide Extensive Study of Earth's Ionosphere Distribution ' y A Mr Today Inr, #, Mr imtmm; ffc M>. fee weather ud tide* Pg. 2. MONDAY THKOUCHjMDAY-eBT in 16,650 Issued Dally, • Monday through Friday, entered as Second Class Matter 7c PER COPY VOL. 83, NO. 88 at th« Post |OII1CB at Red Bank, N. J., under tht Act ol March 3, 1878. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1960 PAGE ONE Candidates ^i Satellite to Provide Big Receptions; Extensive Study Of ExchangeBarbs Earth's Ionosphere By The Associated Press Buoyed by big receptions Campaign on opposite coasts, the pres- Claim Success G'^es U.S. Sidelights Good Signals idential candidates fired at From Explorer each other from long range Republican national chairman Powerful Edge Over Soviet again today. Thruston B. Morton said Ken- FORT MONMOUTH (AP)- nedy and the Democrats "tell The U.S. Army Astro Observa- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — A 90-pound Sen. John F. Kennedy us that we're no good. They tion Center today reported re- said Vice President Richard tell us to run our country the ceiving a "good, strong sig- spinning top" satellite whirled into orbit today to M .Nixon is "stuck with" the way the Russians are doing it. nal" from the Explorer VIII Republican record on social se- iegin the most extensive study ever attempted of the I say let the Russians do it satellite at 12:27 a.m. The sig- curity. "And no amount of per arth's ionosphere. " i their way and we'll do it our nal was held until 12:36, when gonal abuse can cover up the re- way . ." Rep. Victor L. An- BRIDGE CRASH —This car, driven by John I. Socolchik, 44, of 43 Orchard Rd., the newly launched satellite The satellite, officially designated Explorer VIII, actionary history of the party fuso, D-N. Y., said the Eisen- went over the horizon. he truly represents." the Demo- hower administration h a i Middletown, smashed into an iron railing on the Red Bank side of Hubbard's Bridge s designed to give scientists a better understanding The center said the Explor- cartic nominee said. scheduled the launching of an f the mysterious electrically-charged ionospheric lay- last night. Police Cap*. William F. Patterson, Jr., said Mr. Socolchik told him he er's signal, which was unmanned instrumented space was blinded by the lights of an oncoming car and drove into tho railing. Mr. So- rs which reflect radio sig- Nixon aimed a double salvo at vehicle for Nov. 7, the day be- described as "a high-pitched Kennedy and his running mate, fore the elections, for political colchik, who was treated in Riverview Hospital for a broken nose, received a sum- whine," was received again at Statistics lals back to earth. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson. He said impact ... Dr. Ramsey Pol- mons for careless driving. 2:23 a.m., when the satellite The experiment could "their main common denomina- lard, president of the Southern made its first pass around the ad to improved communi- tor is an amateur standing in Baptist Convention, said former earth, and held until 2:36. On Satellite 1 ations between continents, world affairs." President Harry Truman ought Would Cover 200 Acres Thousands cheered Nixon yes- to be turned out of his church JODRELL BANK, England hips and planes. It also could terday as he campaigned in New unless he repents his use of (AP) — Britain's giant radio Explorer Vlll ipen the way for more effective York area with President Eisen profanity. Truman fired back, telescope tracked the Ameri- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. :ontact with communications hower and Henry Cabot Lodge, "I've already told the Baptists Raritan-HolmdellndustryPark can "spinning top" satellite on (AP) — Here are the facts satellites like the recently- its first two orbits of the earth the GOP vice presidential nom where they ought' to get off about the Explorer VIII iono- aunched Echo and Courier and early today. inee. and • I can't add anything to sphere-study satellite success h future manned space craft. it." Concerning the ouster "We are just tracking it on Nixon called his New York fully placed in orbit today: An official of the National suggestion, he said "I dare its second orbit now," a reception "the biggest day in Seen As $30 Million Ratable Size—Shaped like a child's Aeronautics and Space Admin- the' campaign" and added: "It 'em to do It." spokesman at the radio astron- HOLMDEL — The industrial Mr. Olinsky and Raritan Town- nate as much open land as pos- toy top with 30-inch height and istration (NASA) reported tha has started us to a great vic- omy observatory said at 7:39 park which is being planned for ship Committeemen Philip J. sible from residential usage be- diameter. successful orbiting of Explorer tory in New York and victory a.m. (2:39 a.m. EST). Raritan Township will extend in- Blanda, Jr., and James G. Brady cause of the double session schoo Weight—90 pounds. VHI gives the United States a In the nation. Now let's go." He said radio signals from to this municipality and, in fact, initiated studies for such a park problem. Purpose—To make far-reach- commanding edge over the So- Eisenhower was interrupted by Regional HS the satellite picked jp at the larger portion of it is to be in an attempt to obtain industrial ing study of the ionosphere, viet Union' In exploration of applause so often during a Coli- Was For Houses Jodrell were "good and loud." located here, Planning Board of- ratables for Raritan and elimi- several layers of electrically- the Ionosphere. seum rally speech that Nixon The 50-acre tract was subdi charged particles extending Three [icials revealed last night. vided three years ago for 105 Robert Bourdeau, head of the ended up with only a couple of from 50 to about 1,000 miles onosphere branch of NASA's minutes before the nationally Although negotiations are still Shouts: Yes single-family houses. above t h e earth's surface. in a preliminary stage, officials in Mr. Kramer said Mr. Olinsky, Americans ioddard Space Flight Center, televised program went off the Study could lead to improved ;aid published reports indicate air. The vice president smilingly Land Options both townships have expressed Comments: No Mr. Blanda and Mr. Brady pre- long-range communications and enthusiasm for the project—which Russia has been probing the told his audience "I can only FREEHOLD — Regional Board vailed on him to convert the land means of contacting space ve- could bring as much as $30 to FREEHOLD — The Board of or industrial usage because of Awarded 2 ionosphere with rockets and un- say that I am always glad to of Education attorney Clifton T. Freeholders got into an un- hicles by providing data on $40 million in tax ratables. the school problem, and the idea how radio waves are disturbed il today was considered even give up my time for the Presi Barkalow announced yesterday usual situation yesterday. The with this country in data gath- dent of the United States, Dwight The local board recently toured for the industrial park wa when bounced between the that the board has signed op all-Republican body had a be- brought about. Nobel Prizes red from this sea of electrical D. Eisenhower." tions for three tracts of land in an industrial park site in Fair hind-<he-doors-battle within its earth and the ionosphere. Lawn, similar to the project pro- Mr. Kramer then decided to STOCKHOLM (AP) — Two articles which extends from 50 Before leaving New York to- Howell Township as possibl membership. * Equipment—Devices to meas- miles to about 1,000 miles above posed for Raritan and Holmdel. expand the park area across the American scientists—Dr. Willard ure election concentration and day for-a rally at Columbia, S. sites for the construction of a During a recess called to F. Libby and Dr. Donald A. Gla he earth's surface. C, Nixon said in a statement border line into Holmdel, so that temperature, ion distribution new high school. Developers discuss alternate proposals for a total area of approximately ser—today were awarded the A powerful 76-foot Juno II that Kennedy and Johnson dis- One is for a 60-acre tract o The developers are Middle construction of an administra- and concentration, electrical 200 acres would be available. 1960 Nobel prizes in chemistry charge which accumulates on ocket blasted off from this agree on scores of issues. He Squankum-Yellowbrook Rd. be Union Associates, Inc., Clifton, tion building at the proposed and physics. missile test center at 12:23 a.m. said such disagreement was re- The Raritan property, as well satellite surface and microme- tween Preventorium Rd! an and James Rice and Co., May- Shark River Park, the shouting as part of the Holmdel section, Libby, 51-year-old former mem today. Its four stages fired with flected in 264 Senate roll calls teorites; eight packs of mer- Southard Rd. Twenty-seven aces wood. voices of Freeholder Director will have to be rezoned for in- ber of the U. S. Atomic Energy clocklike precision and boosted "Together they stand on both cury batteries, and .cloverleaf- of this tract are owned by Mr Harold Kramer, one of the Joseph C. Irwin and Freehold- dustry. Commission, was awarded th the payload to necessary orbital sides of almost everything," Nix er Abram D. Voorhees re- shaped antenna. and Mrs. Thomas Applegate, an principals of Middle Union Asso- Extension Needed chemistry prize for devising th Radio frequency—103 mega- speed of more than 18,000 miles on said, "and so together they the remainder is owned by Mr, sounded through a closed door.
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