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of the week! Nonstop and at regular fares! You fly in daylight all the
way—so you can enjoy the scenery and arrive in Seattle with plenty of
time to visit the Fair or make connections to other cities throughout the
States and around the world.
Pan Am also offers you regular Super-6 Clipper service from Fairbanks
to Whitehorse and Juneau, connecting with Pan Am Jets to Ketchikan
and Seattle. The flying is smooth, high above the weather. The service
is warm and friendly. And one of the highlights of your flight is cuisine
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You’re carefree—because you’re cared for.
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manned <»i .• 11 .i flight of We X-2u
Dyna-Soar space glider are :chi-d
uled foi1 late in 1004. Under. ern
tar.v of tin* Air Force -J■ ■ i: V.
Charvk said Thursday.
Speakirig at an unveiling of a
full-scale markup <>t the X-20 it
the Air Force A.-sn. Convention.
Charvk said manned flight tire
set for the following year.
Both manned and unmanned
flights will land at Edwards A r
Force Base, Calif., home of the X-15
rocket plane, Charvk said.
The undersecretary .-aid X-20
pilot- will make a few training
flights in the X-15, which has *
records of 4.104 miles ;m hour at: 1
214.750 feet altitude.
Plans call for the X-20 to A
blasted into a 17.000 rnph 100-mile
high orbit by a Titan 111 booster
Technical men familiar with
sketches and photographs of the
X-20 wire startled by the v: wu~
ugliness of the full-scale moekup
With its upturned wingtips ami
long snout, the X-20 look, like.
designer managed to cros- a
manta ray with shark.
Tine Air Force also announced
the names of the fiist six men
who will fly the X-20. The pilots,
all from Edwards Air F'a n- iV.-t
are Maj. Henry Gordon. 37: Maj
James Wood. 38: Maj. Russel1
Rogers, 34; Capt. Albert Crews Jr.
33: and Capt. William Knight. 33
all of the Air Force, and Miltoi
Thompson, 36, test pilot for the Na
tional Aeronautics and Space Ad
ministration.
Sometime next year one of ’.he.
men will be at the controls whei
the X-20 makes its first test fligh
at Edwards, home of the X-l
rocket plane.
For these flights, the X-20, lik
the X-15, will be carried aloft b;
a 13-52 bomber.
Unlike the X-15, which ha
reached record speeds of mon
than 4,000 mph and a height o
314.750 feet, the X-20 will set nc
records at Edwards. These flight:
will be tests of the X-20's ability
to maneuver in the atmosphere
Records will come later at Cap(
Canaveral where the X-20 will hi
blasted into orbit at speeds o:
17,000 mph.
After one or more orbits, tht
X-20 is scheduled to land at Ed
wards, beginning its long descend
ing glide somewhere over Hawaii
The Air Force said the X-20’:
Titan III booster rocket, under de
velopment, will have a thrust o:
more than 2Via million pounds. Tht
X-15 rocket engine, by comparison
generates 57,000 pounds of thrust
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GOPs Confident of Rocky'
j As Presidentio! Prospect
BUFFALO. X.Y. -.-?’ - Confident
Republicans * a relief l info the
state oh-etion campaign Thursday
under the banner of Gov. Nelson
Rockefeller t . .*ek a "smasiiing
victr.ry" that ull enhanr-e b.is
i’n v ' id; !' no, •
Amid some shout- of "Roekv for
Prom Unit,” the governor was : omi
tuited by acclamation for a . econd
four-year term Wednesday night
at a quiet and orderly " k,- con
vention that came alive only in
1 the closing session,
d The Republican ticket boasts
1 four incumbents, all experienced
campaigners, including US. Sen.
- Jacob Javits.
’ To challenge them, the Demo
crats earlier this week hammered
out a slate headed by two political
• newcomers, former federal pro
secutor Robert Morgenthau, the
' gubernatorial nominee, and prison
er-exchange lawyer James Dono
van, who will oppose Javits.
Carl Clark Ordered to
Stand Trial on Charge
Of Trying to Incite Murder
ANCHORAGE U?) — Superior
Court Judge James Fitzgerald has
signed an order for return of Carl
J. Clark to Anchorage from Port
land, Ore,, to stand trial on a
charge of trying to incite murder.
The judge acted after officials
of Morningside Hospital in Port
land decided that Clark was men
tally competent to stand trial,
t lark was charged last January
with attempting to incite the mur
der of an Anchorage jailer by
having a man place a dynamite
bomb in the jailer’s automobile.
Clark was removed to Portland
in July. Alter word was received
that he was competent to stand
trial, a state police officer left Port
land to return him here. No trial
date was set.
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