Shepard’s Courage Praised Across Open World
Reports from London and beyond celebrate Alan Shepard’s spaceflight as a triumph for the United States and Western allies. Leaders including Adenauer and MacMillan sent congratulations, while Queen Elizabeth II expressed gladness. Communist capitals and Yuri Gagarin’s orbit drew measured praise, noting different historic contexts.
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Shepard
London
Alan B. Shepard
Space
U. S
Europe
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United States
West
United State
Aftrer
London Daily Sketch
Ieitain
Mail
the Express
the Mirror
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Wilater
Harold MacMillan
Britain
Amintore Fulani
Italy
Kennedy
Elizabeth II
Nikita S. Krushchev
Gagarin
Erevan
Soviet Armenia
Atlantic
Hodges Outlines Program to Halt Dollar Drain
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges outlined a comprehensive program to increase American sales abroad and curb the dollar drain. He spoke in Hannover at North American Day within German industry, urging mobilization of resources for an aggressive export expansion, expanding noncommercial information services, and retooling trade missions to spur interest in U.S. goods.
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Hannover
Germany
Luther If. Hodges
United States
Hodges
Television Schedule Fragments From Early Broadcast Day
A fragmented TV guide lists daily lineups with numerous shows and ad breaks. It notes programs across morning to late evening including news, movies, sports, and variety shows with many titles and times, yet the OCR trims multiple items.
Travel Diary Journey Through the Middle East Scenes
A fragmented travel diary describes flying from Rome to the Mediterranean region, noting Egypt’s growth, German travelers, and a lecture on Mediterranean origins. It mentions Lyle Hurtrock of Arabian-American Oil Co in Saudi Arabia, a Cairo conference, and observations of Arab life, Islam, and regional politics, with a focus on mobility and cultural exchange amid tensions.
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Anil
Agha
Lyle Hurtrock
Arizona State College
Te Arabian-American Oil Co
Saudi Arabia
Lyle
Italy
ASC Carillon Fund Surpasses Eighty Percent Collected
Community fundraising for Arizona State College’s carillon reaches 84.6 percent of the $7,500 goal with May 22 deadline looming. Contributions from students, alumni, faculty, and townspeople, plus notable gifts from former ASC students, drive the total past $6,340 as plans for a dedicatory concert move forward.
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Arizona State College
ASC
Schulmerich Inc
Sellersville
Carillon Committee
Bell Fund
Gamma Phi Beta Social Security
Leaona H. Ide
San Marino
Calif
Catherine Jennings
Scottsdale
L. A. Basthuen
Fastburn
Rachel M. Hill
Santa, Ann
Rachel Smith
Carillans
Flagstaff
Massachusetts
California
Washington State
Georzia
Winslow Memorial Hospital Open House Sunday
Winslow Memorial Hospital invites residents and surrounding area to visit Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. to observe hospital operations. Demonstrations include new Isanelle display, blood typing, X ray machine explanations, anesthesia equipment, and poison central center. Hospital staff, auxiliaries, and Winslow High School nurses will guide visitors.
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Winslow
Memorial Hospital
Pinky) Walton
Board of Trusters
Laska
May
Shimmus
Mary Everett
Kay Yecke
Poison
Rurses of Tommorow
Winslow High School
Weather summary for Northern Arizona and valleys
Occasional cloudiness with a chance of scattered showers over the mountains. Southwesterly wind 1 to 20 mph this afternoon. Warmer today with a low near 25 and a high tomorrow near 35.
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Arizona
Bulvaria rejects Ludendorff street naming plan
In TUT ING Germany the Bulvaria town council unanimously decided not to name a street after the late Gen Erich Ludendorff. The plan triggered public uproar and was cancelled on Friday amid strong opposition from residents and officials.
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Germany
Erich Ludendorff
Ludendorff
Bulvaria
Cease-Fire Talks in Laos Bogged Down
Preliminary talks aimed at peace for Laos stagnate as Pathet Lao and royal Laotian government negotiators deadlock over venue. Six officers from each side met Friday in a Nim Lik River area house, with royal officials insisting the next session occur in Hin Heup.
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Tan Neup
Lass AP
Pathet Lao
Nim Lik River
Hin Heup
Shepard’s homecoming sparks cheers and praise abroad
Astronaut Alan Shepard greeted with festivities at the White House and from leaders worldwide as he returns to land after his spaceflight. In Virginia Beach his family watched on TV while Congress considers honoring him with the Congressional Medal of Honor. He endured intense G forces during reentry and reported a pulse near 106 as the craft slowed, a feat scientists aim to learn from for future missions.
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Spreetown
U. S.A
Derry
Shepard
Louise
Virginia Beach
Shepardaid
Kennedy
Congress
America
Konno
Britain
West Germany
France
Canada
Spain
South Africa
Shin
White House
Florida
Grand Sahama Island
Liquor Study Groups Advance Proposals For Code Revisions
Phoenix AP The House and Senate liquor study committees near completion of proposed liquor code revisions for July submission. A schedule of transfer license fees was tentatively adopted to deter profiteering, with higher fees on tavern and package store licenses. Special permits for hotels motels and restaurants were discussed. May 18 19 sets final decisions before turning to the Legislative Council. The House committee plans to draft its own bill when sessions resume Monday.
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Phoenix
House
Senate
Legisature
Hulse Committee
Othe Legislative Council
Freeman Named President Of Mountain Mert
Bill Freeman is elected president of Mountain Mert at a Williams meeting held Friday night. Other officers include Louis Landry as vice president Dr. Mdn as secretary Bill Sutton as treasurer Bill Evans as district head and Thurman Mayes as trail boss. Freeman runs a motel and granary store in Williams.
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Jill Freeman
BU Willams Mountain
Louis Landry
Mardn
Flobr
Bill Sutton
Bill Evans
Thurman Mayes
Freeman
Williams
Flagstaff Publishing Co Fee Schedule and Publication Facts
The Coconino Sun and The Daily Sun publish weekly and daily editions from Flagstaff Arizona. Rates for mail service vary by county and duration with second class mailing rights noted and a policy for corrections upon notification.
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Postoffice
Flagstaff
Arizona
Pratt Cline
Arizona Daily Sun
Ariz
Coconino Sun
Daily Sun
Wlagstaff
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