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GLENN SPACE SHOT DELAYED AGAINMICRO-WAVE TOWER—Pictured on top of the Muskingum College gymnasium is a microwave tower just erected for use by television companies in providing live coverage of activities in New Concord on the day of Lt. Col. Glenn’s orbital flight A relay tower has been erected a mile east of New Concord.Rescuers Hunting Last Slide VictimLiSd Howard New Avalanche Feared in Rockies;Assigned To N. Concord6 Bodies Recovered By SearchersTWIN LAKES. Colo. (UPI-One of the country s big me newcasters to converge on New Coi 4 to report alt; ' ities there on the day Lt. Col. John Glenn makes hi* *«*bital flight will be ABC New* correspondent Lisa Howard, formerly of Cambridge.The Announcement thaT Muss Howard, better known to her friends and acquaintance# in Om bridge as Dorothy Guggenheim, has been assigned to cover New Concord on the day of the flight was made ’oday by the American Broadcasting Co. She adopted the name Lisa Hr vard upon becoming an actress. For several years she was prominent in theatrical circles, starring in stage and tele vision productions. She is also the author of a novel and many published article#j Fear that winds might rip j.second avalanche loose from the highest mountain in the Rockies made hazardous today the search for the seventh victim of the worst avalanche in Colorado his-j tory.A state highway department avalanche control unit planned to shoot down the second slide with a 77 mm howitzer, if it appeared too threatening About a dozen1 Killed By Bomb BlastPARIS lt;UPI)-A plastic bomb was exploded in the main en trance courtyard of the French Foreign Office today.First reports said one personurac trilledfamilies were evacuated as a precaution.Searchers said they may not find the body of 7-year-old Michael Adamich before spring The child is buried somewhere under the tons of snow, rock and ice that thundered off the side of cloud-shrouded, 14.431 -foot Mt. Elbert before dawn Sunday.The avalanche cut a swath of destruction a quarter of a mile wide for a distance of more than four miles It swept away four houses and five automobiles and trucks, and buried nine members of two families who resided in two of the houses. The other two house# were vacant.Rescuers dug with shovels, sticks and their bare hands to reach those entombed Dy the massive slide. They were able to save only two of the nine—Michael’s mother and fatherMichael’s 8-year-old brother,Orbital Flight Due SaturdayCAFE C ANAVERAL (UPI)—The Federal Space Apency said today it had postponed until Saturday its planned attempt to rocket astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. into space on America’s first manned orbital flight around earth.Previously the weather was the question mark The U.S. Weather | Bureau in Miami, while reluctant to make a long-range forecast, said the weather picture over the Atlantic Ocean is “shaping up | better than normal for mid-win-DISCUSS COVERAGE PLANS—Jim Hurlbur (right), who will do most of the commentating for NBC-TV at New Concord the day Lt. Col. John Glenn Jr. attempts this country’s first orbital space flight, is shown discussing plans for coverage with Carl Conrad, public relations director for Muskingum College.Save Money“A penny saved is a penny earned.’* That’s truer today than it’s ever been. To help you have money, The Jeffersonian will present an informative. 8part series called Your Income Tax Primer. This easy to-understand series will save you money and help you file your own return correctly Beginning Tuesday.Italyto Claim Bulgarian Pilot On Spy MissionBut NASA officials warned that “weather conditions, either at the launch site or at any one of a dozen or so locations around the world, may necessitate delays in the flight ”Woodsfield Man Killed In MishapWOODSFIELD — Paul Drum, 41, of Woodsfield, owner and op-Scientists pointed out that the era tor of the Belmont Poultry sub-orbital 15 minute space flights Co. in Belmont, was killed at ap-of astronauts Alan B. Shepard Jr proximately 9 p m. Sunday a* and Virgil I Grissom last year a result of a two-car accident {were delayed by weather, and on Ohio 145 between Malaga and 1 that the orbital flight “will cover Beallsville. over 250 time# more territory, Slightly injured in the acci-compounding the weather prob- dent were Mis. Delores Burrow j ’ of Jerusalem, driver of the oih-Glenn was ready. After a relax ««* involved, and her mother, ing day of church and television Mrs. Hilton Co##, a passenger in viewing Sunday, the astronaut her car. They were taken to Bar-prepared himself for another phy nesville General Hospital for al examination today a test treatment Solakov was allowed to sleep was fXpectad to confirm a*- Drum was reportedly alone atJohn Berg Semifinalist In ContestROME (UPP—An Italian gov-) | |__________ernment source said today that a Sunday night in a hospital bed tronaut physician William K. Doug time of the accident.Bulgarian air force jet that crash- here after undergoing hours of las* belief that the spaceman to-fie The Monroe{m • is vonrt sl’iue as he offtet said Drum apparently lostj landed near a super-secret NATO intern, ve questioning to determine « ^ ^ * jf wJ^er .. lt;ontrol of his car on a curve andmissile base in southern Italy whether he was on a mission Af}(j ‘the t|,oasarKjs newsmen R ‘kidded sideways into the on-defimtely was engaged in an lt;- similar to Gary Powers* t s flight atMj visitors who poured into the coming Burrow vehicle. Therepionage mission over Ru‘s*‘* or if he r*alIy *as nearby beach areas were ready considerable damage to bothTh, source who ha- been in poliUcal *,y,um “ hf Tbe ten, ton mounted a. the multi; 'lt;*lt;*»■rinse contact with the ease since million-dollar preparations to tell *lt; reportedthat Drum was2VSSSU crashed Saturday. *»■«• .*•“ «*« if *- «• *. world were rJd bmMold There was no doubt the air- [I' ^u» l,»- ™ u“ar‘l3 Jtr,“alem al the Italian government will for-, skies at the Cape must be al Ule Umemaily charge Solakov with espion-.most eloudess if cameras are to Mr Drmn WM * veteran of age track the first part of the flight *’»lt;* War II. having served inLegal experts in Rome said properly. c P*^Jbc, and was aM d ,-nrilii th-iT mrlh,! Ufht4 f Arll( llt;t ; t7 01 ----ThGi-^^er inu^L al^ la: thlt;‘ S^nT.iT on a,nvm'- i.m ovT l'al,a ^nal Solakov could and the sea. calm ,n the Atlantu w P“' ™mm.ndercraft was on a spy flight.An Italian government communique on the case is expected this afternoon The source said it a,(Continued on Pag* 2. Col I)Italy.Film was taken from cameras in the jet for processing and COLUMBUS — A free trip to study, the United Nations next March Doctors said the pilot, Milusc was won Sunday by John Berg,; Solakov, 24. received a skull frac-Neweomerstown and five other tun*, and two fractures on his .....youths who clinched semi-final left forearm, and was in shock) sunrise: 7:47 a m ; sunset. 9:31position# in the 37th annual when he was taken from his p m. g p m Sun 38; midnightPrince of Peace Contes’ here. ane which crashed on Saturday 41. « a rn Mon 38 noon 50;600 yards from one of the NATO sjun 33 jow« — -..... III niirir viivsiii vui ' -- .in pri'on if convit 'ed ot trying-j land ter one. two or three or wer* 'hlt;‘ laie William Lari ano They -aid tho charge could ap im- These areas cover thousands Sara** Myer# Drum.Survivors include his widow, the former Ruth English;| of square miles.A maximum of four-foot wave#in the landing area would be perdaughter. Donna of the home; aHi till if l»u111 Jii ill t o wwui,Temperatures mi.sible Late Sunday. eiRht foot *»''■ «K !wavHelen English and Mrs GeneThe six won out in competitionmissile bases that dot southernfieials expressed hope the situa-lion would improve within « ahou brother Ralph of WoodsfieldA now outbreak ol trouble in Tl« •*» w« taken to theGardner Funeral Home here.rContlnued on Pag* 1. Col I) —
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