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24c Fort 1Vorth STARITIFGRANI AUGUST 9 1966 Space Program Hurt Badly by Budget Cut Space Program Hurt Six Flags Worker Killed in Accident in a news release described as "an interim operating plan for fiscal year 1969" The word "interim" was emphasized throughout the release The agency will operate under the interim plan pending completion of congressional action on the fiscal year 1969 funds by the bureau of the budget" the release said inferring that the agency was waiting for further budget cuts ed prior to the first attempt to land men on the moon hopefully by the end of next year Should another cut of $700 million be cut from NASA this fiscal year it will mean that the space agency's budget will have been reduced almost in half since fiscal year 1966 when a peak of $59 billion was spent during the rush of space flights in the Gemini program and the buildup for the Apollo program The seriousness of NASA's fiscal problems has been underscored in the past week by an almost endless series of meetings of its top officials from throughout the nation in the agency's headquarters here First results of the meeting were made public Thursday By BILL MAY StarTelegrom kid-Citits AR NGTON John Nelson 18 was fatally in hired about 945 pm Thursday when he accidentally fell into the machinery of a ride he was operating at Six Flags amusement park Nelson the son of Mr and Mrs Paul Nelson of 703 Haynes Ave in Fort Worth was dead on arrival at Arlington Memorial Hospital with head and face injuries A spokesman for Six Flags said Nelson lost his balance on the -El Sombrero" ride stepped off and fell into three-foot deep pit which anchors the ride and houses machinery The ride Ls an oscillating vehicle shaped like a huge" Mexican sombrero witn places for passengers to sit on the "brim" About 25 persons were aboard the ride when the accident occurred plus Nelson and two other employes helping operate it The spokesman said the ride had not completed its last tilting and twirling revolution when Nelson lost balance The ride was stopped immediateiy when Nelson tumbled into the pit It was in the slowing down process when the accident occurred the spokesman said Nelsons body remained at tlie Arlington hospital tate Thursday and it was not known what funeral home would handle arrangements The death was the first fatal accident inside the park since it opened in 1960 YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR PRE-FINISHED PANIELOPC 41 01t By RICHARD LYONS 161 Now York Tinws News Service WASHINGTON Congressional budget cuts have forced the Federal Space Agency to condition itself for a single entry in the race to the moon and little else With $362 million already cut from its budget this year the agency the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Agency announced Thursday that 3600 personnel including 1600 federal employes would be let go In addition the purchase of four huge booster rockets of the Saturn class has been canceled plans to land some unmanned packages of scientific instrument on Mars have been shelved lunar exploration programs have been halted and the development of a nuclear rocket engine all but suspended NASA had asked Congrsss in January for $437 billion This has been already trimmed to $4 billion and further budget cuts lie ahead NASA will amost certainly have to absorb part of the $6 billion federal budget cut demanded by Congress as part of the recent tax increase While the extent of the additional cut has yet to be determined some NASA officials have privately conceded that it might be as much as $700 million If that figure is finally decided upon it would mean a total reduction of $1 billion from the funds requested last January and would put in mothballs or completely cancel almost every NASA program except the Apollo mission to the moon and related flights The first launching of a manned Apollo vehicle is scheduled to be made in about three months One two or even three earth orbital flights of three-man Apollo crews are expect gRigte109040 4 4i i- 40' 0 IP I' 1440 lpWIt AltNtellWe 274 4: 1 44 1114 4 1 g'' iltk 114 By RICHARD LYONS trimmed to $4 billion and fur- 1 :01 Des New York Tomos News Service ther budget cuts lie ahead 4 WASHINGTON Congres- NASA will amost certainly 11 "1 eutil 4- i a I budget cuts have 4 'IN 1 1 1 lit 1 I forced the Federal Space billion federal budget cut de- Agency to condition itself for manded by Congress as part '4 a single entry in the race to of the recent tax increase I the moon and little else have to absorb part of the $6 While the extent of the addi- It I i s' With $362 million already tional cut has yet to be deter- I Limit i cut from 1 its budget this year mined some NASA officials 1-- the agency the National Aer- have privately conceded that i 1 '-'11144 rs 1 onautics and Space Adminis- it might be as much as $700 il i 1 -7 I -4 --ei tration Agency announced million 0 Thursday that 3600 federal erson- vi- nel including 1600 If that figure is finally de- cided upon it would mean a 4 employes would be let go total reduction of $1 billion 'i i i' 'i :77 In addition the purchase of from the funds requested last four huge booster rockets of January and would put in f- itt the Saturn class has been mothballs or completely can- ef iti canceled plans to land some eel almost every NASA pro- )- -4 unmanned packages of scien- gram except the Apollo mis- tific instrument on Mars have sion to the moon and related '4 4ov been shelved lunar explora- flights The first launching of tion programs have been halt- a manned Apollo vehicle is -'14' o'l ed and the development of a scheduled to be made in 4 nuclear rocket engine all but about three months A I suspended NASA had asked Congrsss One two or even three 's in January for $437 billion earth orbital flights of three- This has been a I a man Apollo crews are expect- I '14 -3 12 IL- 'tt' YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR i' i PRE-FINISHED it' 441 1 PiillIEL0110 4 AA' I Noting that the Apollo program some space applications work and aeronautical research 1vould continue tinder the interim plan the announcement added that "activities in many other areas have had to be curtailed certain projects reduced in scope and other work deferred to future years" Negro History to Join Public School Studies Snack time or meal time "It's Sure-Good" -)1 laLAA 1-11 I IU or meal time "It's Sure-Good" la tr icv It- i'' Vi c- -i- 4s-x Sitcf stZ1 1 i- la 13 1 VANDERVGDRarS A SELECTION WORTH DRIVING MILES TO SEE AND BUY CHOOSE FROM A SELECTION OF MORE THAN 3000 PANELS A SELECTION WORTH DRIVING MILES err a nods oiaJoseser rnesoo A I aca Well DU I mtril0a0U agb 0101 SELECTION OF MORE THAN 3000 PANELS 0 f4 LI 11411-111TOP ISUPLOPINI ATIMAIMISUPErnoiMANIC ouo oman-sTop Immo" ATIMAINSUPtibilMANIC CHOCOLATE MILK CHOCOLATE Et ZAVab -440e' Star-Telegram Photo by Dale Blackwell FORGERY RING ALI Detective Sgt Bobby Wiggins spread out stolen drivers' licenses to dry after they were recovered from Mountain Creek Police believe they ere used in connection with a forgery operation (Story on Page 1A) I Ar NiitaWkWWINia ewo ilMattekaA 4 Av Star-Telegram Photo by Dale Blackwell FORGERY RING MI Detective Sgt Bobby Wiggins sp le read out ston drivers' licenses to dry after they were recovered from Mountain Creek Police believe they ere used in connection with a forgery operation (Story on Page 1A) I a i tli iv hts SLUMBER CO 33211N0 28th LIP" True and the board of education In April True said the school system already had been considering adding Negro history to the curriculum However he said the system would reserve the right to do its own research and planning This week the superintendent said the CRC has yet to contact him concerning the course "They've been talking to me through the newspapers Nobody has talked to me personally about it" he said Ile said the Negro history material would be written in booklet form Nobody has talked to me per- sonally about it" he said Ile said the Negro history lila ter ia I would be written l'n booklet form 1 -4kolo4 Niaterial Negro history will be introduced into history classes in the Fort Worth Public School System at midterm this year School Supt Julius Truelson said Supplemental material now being compiled by school systern personnel will be added to existing history courses in all elementary schools junior highs or middle schools and high schools he said School system personnel assigned to the project of writing the material have been engaged in extensive research Truelson said and have visited other large school systems across the country which are teaching Negro history The COMM unity Relations Commission began calling for a course in Negro history last April In succeeding meetings the CRC has said repeatedly that it would submit a written request for such a course to 04 s1400w" 4 A i Ifs- )' '-t i cs 4: gal 5 7 I r- kt ri 4 7 44 'F i 7: T' 1 1' I wER 4t et- -r 3) rk ''t I 7 l''' 3 ''f i I 4 1 A W'9 I i4 1o3 1: 42: 2:: Ji4i "p7'rS 1 ii :1 or 04k 1 i i ill 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