Amplifier Flaw Forcing Cooper to Steer Manually
National Aeronautics and Space Administration reports pinpoint an electrical amplifier fault as the cause of Gordon Cooper's manual re entry. Moisture corroded an Amp Cal connection wiping out automatic controls, with a short in soldering at the Amp Cal disabling re entry electronics and leaving Cooper to pilot manually during his 22 orbit flight.
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Howard Benedict
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Earth
Cooper
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Pope John XXIII in Grave Condition After Illness
Vatican reports Pope John XXIII, 81, suffers persistent hemorrhaging and a gastric heteroplasia likely a growth in the stomach. Three doctors attend him as doctors consider exploratory surgery. prognosis remains grave amid uncertainty about the growth.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
Dems Challenge Rhodes Highway Office Spending
Democrats in both chambers denounce using highway funds for governor branch offices. They cite Ohio constitutional limits and note branch office rents at Terminal Tower Cleveland and Sheraton-Gibson Cincinnati totaling about 7 500 dollars yearly plus 30 700 dollars for personal services and additional costs.
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Columbus
Senate
House
James A. Rhodes
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
Richard M. Christiansen
D-Richland
Ohio
King
Christiansen
Terminal Tower
Cleveland
Sheraton - Gibson
Cincinnati
Coast Guard Inquiry Ends Over Marine Sulphur Queen Disappearance
A 37 day Coast Guard inquiry into the tanker Marine Sulphur Queen disappearance ends without survivors or conclusive proof. The board can only conclude the ship sank in or near the Straits of Florida, with study of evidence continuing. Separately, Donald W. Emerson becomes state deputy of Ohio Knights of Columbus on July 1.
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New York
Coast Guard Board of Inquiry
Florida
James D. Craik
Board of Inquiry
Straits of Florida
Columbus
Donald W. Emerson
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Knights of Columbus
Lausche Questions Health Bill in Senate Vote
Sen. Frank Lausche of Ohio questions the administrations mental health bill after a 72 to 1 Senate passage he supports the measure but says states should fund new services themselves. The lone dissenter was Sen. Carl Curtis. Negotiations resume in Cleveland over a new contract for 15 000 Ohio Bell workers.
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ULP
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Senate
Lausche
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
House
Cleveland
Communication Workers of America
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Soviet Denial of Mass Cosmonaut Deaths
Izvestia editor Alexei Adzhubei dismissed a New York Journal-American report claiming five Soviet cosmonauts died in space launches. He sent an open letter to William Randolph Hearst Jr. denying the claim and criticizing Hearst papers.
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Moscow
Ohio Gov Signs Work Relief and Traffic Law Changes
Gov James A Rhodes signed 12 bills into law including a work relief measure for able bodied poor residents and a transfer of traffic violation cases from the attorney general to county prosecutors. The package allows self supported Ohio residents a year to draw relief in any county and limits campaign spending for federal and at large races to 5000 dollars. Additional measures authorize lease of abandoned county homes as rest homes and grant water utilities the right of eminent domain.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
U.S. Senate
Ohio House schedules dozen measures for floor votes
The Ohio House plans 12 measures today including a proposed constitutional amendment to subdivide Cuyahoga County Cleveland into legislative sub districts. Other items seek daily prayer in schools, curbing fuel oil imports, a $20 million capital plan, added Common Pleas seats, and open records.
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Ohio House
Cuyahoga County
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Lucas
Trumbull
Tension Shifts To Jackson Miss
Jackson faces a tense day as racial unrest looms with potential demonstrations and violence feared by both sides. A mass meeting may reveal the next step in efforts to win racial concessions, with details awaited tonight.
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Jackson, Miss
Jackson
Tornado Strikes Darke and Preble Counties in Ohio
A Monday night tornado touched down in Darke County and caused a two hour power outage with no injuries. It damaged Art Evans' six room house and two barns, uprooted poles and trees, and damaged two more farms. Nearby Carmel Ross saw the funnel cut a half mile wide path. In Preble County Lowell Dean King reported minor home damage on Eaton New Paris Road. Three tunnels were sighted north of Eaton but did not touch down.
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Here
Carmel Ross
Coletown
Preble County
Lowell Dean King
Eaton- New Paris Road
Eaton
Gary teachers strike disrupts Gary public schools
The 1200-member Gary teachers union walked out affecting 42 schools while 300 teachers crossed picket lines to keep classes running for shortened sessions. The strike followed the failure to win recognition as bargaining agent by the school board. The report also notes a Huntington convention of the American Legion scheduled for August 2-4.
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Gary
Ind
Alden Blankenship
Rhodes Delays Decision on $250 Million Bond Proposal
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes postpones a policy choice on a proposed 250 million dollar bond issue to fund state universities school buildings water projects and parks with details awaited. He notes potential separate Highway bond plans and says both would be analyzed step by step. The plan would retire via a penny per pack cigarette tax dating from 1956.
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Lynne
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
River Group Receives Civil Engineering Award
The Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission earned the ASCE top award for outstanding civil engineering achievement. Ed mind Friedman presented Bern Wright of Orlanco the honor as the eight‑state valley expands sewage treatment. The commission, founded in 1948 by eight states, notes most communities now have or are building treatment plants.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
Great River
American Society of Civil Engineers
Edmund Friedman
Bern Wright
West Virginia
Orlanco
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Metal Rings May Be Part Of Thresher
NORFOLK Va Fif teen small boxes of metal rings repair parts carried aboard many U S Navy ships have been recovered from the ocean floor by a ship searching for the lost submarine Thresher Atlantic Fleet Headquarters reported today The parts called O Rings were recovered by the Lamont laboratory ship Conrad Monday as she worked with drag lines in the area of prime interest a fleet spokesman said The nuclear sub Thresher went down April 10 during a test dive with 129 men aboard 220 miles off Boston.
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Norfolk
U. S. Navy
Thresher
Atlantic Fleet Headquarters
Lamont Laboratory
Conrad Monday
Boston
Kennedy to Ask Congress for Farm Program Funds
The Kennedy administration will seek congressional funds soon to run the 1964 feed grain program. The bill extending the program two years required budget approval, with critics noting previous administrative costs totaled 101 million dollars. The plan involves farm by farm planting bases, participation agreements, and acreage checks for compliance.
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Kennedy
Congress
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Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
Robert H. Michel
R-Ill
Treasury
Michel
Pearson Says Letter Is Forged
In Ottawa Gordon Churchill accused U S Ambassador W Walton Butterworth of sending a letter to Lester B Pearson pledging support before the April election Butterworth denied writing the letter and Pearson called it a forgery Butterworth and Pearson urged the letter was fake. In Chicago 11630 traffic deaths occurred in the first four months of the year a NSC record toll. In Columbus Governor Rhodes to receive an honorary doctor of laws degree at Youngstown University tonight.
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U.S
W. Walton Butterworth
Lester B. Pearson
Gordon Churchill
Defense and Veterans
John G. Diefenbaker
House of Commons
Butterworth
Pearson
Chicago
National Safety Council
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Youngstown University
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