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18 REPUBLIC CITY MAIL U.S. Plans To Fire 2 Venus Shots WASHINGTON tmn Brooks (D-La). of thf house sparr rnmmittee. said yesterdav tJip I'nitod States plans to fire tu-n rnrktfs to Venus on succes- days. June .1 and 4.

Thr first would be a "Vrrni? proho." It would carry a payload nf 7S pounds and take about 150 days tn reach earth's nearest planetiry neighbor in toward the sun. Thr second would he designed to put a satellite with 32.V pounds of instruments in orbit around Venus. i RROOKS, appearing on a television program, said this country also plans to launch an "Able satellite April 15 with an elliptical ovhit of miles and a 325- pound payload. In August, he said. an attempt will be made to launch satellite of the moon.

The projects would be under thej National Space Agency. A government official, asked about Brooks's statements, said the proposed shots had not been announced officially because they were too "iffy." Rut this official said both Venus rockets would be fired if proper communications equipment can be assembled and a rocket with enough power is available. If a Venus shot is not attempted in June, the planet will not be in favorable position for another try until January 19fil. BROOKS, discussing strictly military aspects of the space program, served notice he plans to ask top Defense Department offi cials today why the Eisenhower administration had refused a production go-ahead for the Nike- Zeus antimissile missile. Thr Arizona Republic, Phoenix, STRANOe WORID MR.

MUM tLS. To Test Mpdiral Mofno Underwater Missile Spy March 2,1959 First Over Polos Signals Raise Hopes Discoverer I Orbit INGLEWOOD. Calif. (UP!) Sporadic signals have been received! jat tend fo confirm that the Discoverer I polar orbiting satellite has attained its orbit, the air force's ballistic missile division said last night. HONOLULU (UPl)-An underwater missile detection system which eventually will stretch from Hawaii to Hong Kong is scheduled to he tested this week, it was learned yesterday.

A reliable source said the unique electronic warning system will be in operation at Wake Island "within three or four weeks." The system is made up of lengthy! cables which will mark exactly when and where a test missile launched from the U.S. Pacific- Coast hits the water, i THE SYSTEM designed for Wake Island area reportedly con-j sists of five 70-mile-long cables radiating spokelike along the ocean floor which will be capable of pin-pointing any missile falling within a 500-mile radius. Similar systems have been planned for Kwajelein and Midway with a July 1 completion date set for these projects, the source said. J. M.

Beardslee, Honolulu regional director of the Federal Aviation Agency, said the building housing the Wake Island equipment was designed and built by his organization, but Beardslee said the installation and operation of the equipment was being handled by the Pacific Missile Range, with headquarters in Point Mugu. Calif. ARE merely serving as St. Vitm Dance Nervous Disease By H. L.

HERSCHENSOHN, MD St. Vitus dance is a disease of the nervous system characterized by uncontrollable movements of the body, arms, and legs without having any purpose. Certain muscles jerk. Most cases are associated with rheumatic fever. Tn fact, about 50 per cent of young persons who have rheumatic fever are afflicted with St.

Vitus dance sooner or later. It affects girls more than boys and is rarely seen after the age of 20, When it does occur in young adults it usually happens while the person is pregnant. This condition should be suspected when a young girl becomes clumsy and has a constant tendency to drop objects. The youngster makes all kinds of grimaces, distorting her face. Although most of the muscles are affected with jerky movements the child can control them so that they can perform whatever task is desired.

The doctor must decide if this condition Is really St. Vitus dance or some other condition which closely resembles it. Sometimes these jerky movements are due to habit spasms. Most cases get well within several months although recurrences are common. During the period of illness the child requires excellent nursing care and warm understanding.

Man Wanted In 1958 Slaying Of Wife Nabbed The FBI yesterday advised the Tempe Police Department that John Esteil Winn, 44-year-old farm worker charged with the murder of his wife, has been arrested in Santa Clara, Calif. Winn disappeared last June 9, five days before the body of his wife, Doris Mae W'nn, 36, was found in a thicket on the bank of the Salt River north of Tempe. The nude Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy and Gen. Nathan F.

Twining, chairman of the joint chiefs' of staff, have been summoned to testify before the space committee on the Nike-Zeus. et was postponed last night. No official reason was given after liftoff supports the accuracy of the preliminary information about launch trajectory and orbit njection," the air force said. The launching was the first from was the West Coast and designed to responsible. Gusty winds also put the satellite into orbit overi were blowing the area.

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First St. Phone: AL 8-8761 The announcement said tracking stations have been picking random signals on the frequency of the Discoverer radio beacon since the satellite was shot into space from Vandenberg Air Force Base at 1:49 p.m. Saturday. 'Additional study -of data received for a nine-minute period CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) after liftoff supports the accuracyi Launching of the arm moon rock building," Beardslee said.

He said construction of the building began in November. Sources said electronics equip- Gusts Delay Moon Shot ment was being airlifted from the Collins Radio Co. of Cedar Falls, Idaho, to Wake Island this week for immediate installation. The news of the fantastic missile detection plan was first reported Saturday in a copyrighted story in the Honolulu Advertiser. THE ARTICLE, written by the paper's military reporter, Scotty Stone, said that the spiderweb-like cables would be equipped with mi- the first such at- effort to hurl a probe past the moon into solar orbit will be made tonight.

t. vauicj vruuiu uc eijuippeu Wlin mi- for calhng off the shoot, but ro hones which wouldrelay with- 1 as seconds the information of the rockets' entry into the water. This message would then be re- It was believed that the next Right Vows Austerity MONJEVfDEQ, Uruguay (AP) The conservative National Party took over power from the left-of- center Colorados yesterday with j- a pledge of austerity to cure Uru-' through power lines and landed Studenl Pilot Lands In Oak Tree Branches WAUKEGAN, III. (AP)-A student practicing turns, cut one too short at low altitute yesterday. The plane crashed jlayed back to Point Mugu, the article explained.

The rockets, according to the Advertiser, will trigger a small explosive charge in their noses when they enter the water. The sound of the explosive charge will be picked up by the microphones immediately. guay's economic ills. in the branches of an oak tree. Martin R.

Echegoyen, 67-year- The pilot dr to the ground old titular president and chief of the new nine-man national council, delivered the pledge in an naugural speech before parliament that had an unexpected in- unhurt. One smashed wing dangled 10 feet from the home of Harold Tennyson where 10 persons were eating Sunday dinner. Dutchman's Secret Sate Superstition Trek Draws 2,000 At Dons Club Ease The Dons Club annual trek into the Superstition Mountains yesterday drew some 2,000 people to base camp, the largest crowd ever to take part in the event. No one found the Lost Dutchman gold mine. While many winter visitors and residents stayed at base camp for continuous entertainment, another 600 trekked to Weaver's Needle in search of the lost gold.

Those who stayed behind were entertained by Indian dancers, silversmiths, and blanket weavers, and ate food prepared by Indians. At one point in the day's activi- 'ies, a Navajo medicine man blessed the Dons Club's new ho- gan, making it "healthy for people to live in." The day was climxed with the dramatization of the legendary story of the Dutchman who found great wealth in gold only to leave body was crushed and broken. In vesfigators estimated she had been dead at least 10 days. I The woman's daughter, Amelia, 4, had been abandoned by Winn on a mattress under a cottonwood tree on S. 40lh Street.

The FBI reported Winn Is now in custody of the police department at Santa Clara. RED VISITORS ARRIVE TOKYO (AP) Peiping Radio reported delegates representing Communist parties of 12 Latin American countries arrived in the city of Wuhan from Peiping today. They are on a visit to Communist China. THE SIZE YOU NEED. WE HAVE IT IN STOCK.

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