Orbit Hop Set for Today Amid Telstar Broadcast Plans
NASA edges toward Schirra's Mercury flight with Telstar Europe broadcast. Eight minute transmission planned from Andover to France with live feed after launch. Tropical storm risk near Bermuda watched, daylight extended for recovery. Ocean recovery crews and 30,000 personnel ready across Atlantic and Pacific task forces.
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Ope
U.S
Soviet Russia
Europe
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Andover
Tee
TeleMarscriss
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France
Vie
Telstar
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Sehirra
Space Agency
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Bermuda
Schirra
Joh A. Powers
Mercury
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Sebi’ Rra
Malcolm Scott” Carpenter
Parachute medics scout for space capsule rescue plan
The article details emergency landing zones in the Pacific for a space mission. Parachutists and medical teams around the world will assist if the capsule splashes down near Midway or east of those islands. Rescue involves flotation devices, life rafts, food, and rapid pickup by ship or amphibian craft.
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Cape Canaveral
Elz
Pacific
Thomas 5 Klong Jr
Atlantic
Harold G._ Bowen
Bowen
King
Kearsirge
Midway Island
United States
Armed Services
Ulvery
Willy
Schirra
Plates
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Carpenter
Air Force
Ray McClure
John Reltseh
Farmers Ease Livestock Curbs Boosts Prices
A quick upturn in cattle and hog prices followed by drooping receipts saw NFO leaders predict an early rebound while some packers laid off workers. Two members failed to secure solid reductions as early slumps persisted. hogs topped $20 per hundredweight briefly and slaughter cattle fell back toward normal. Vicious incidents erupted in Missouri Minnesota and town with fences cut trucks fired on and livestock corrals disrupted.
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NFO
Missouri
Town
Minnesota
Tecr Volleyball Opens With 12 Teams In Two Divisions
TECR intramural volleyball begins this afternoon in the school gym. Electrical No. 1 faces Architectural Drafting and Radin plays Plurobing in opening matches as 426 DONS compete in two divisions supervised by Sid Englander and Brank Piascik.
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Flagens! Tech
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Affternoon
Sid Englander
Brank Piascik
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Satellite probes study sun radiation after blast
NASA advances a satellite probe to measure radiation changes from the artificial belt formed by the planned explosive test in the Pacific. The mission aims to compare effects with a natural belt and assess risks for future space launches. Astronaut Walter Senirra Jr. is slated for a mid orbit, with launch from Cage Claverat planned Wednesday.
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Walter M. Senirra Jr
Schiera
Cage
NASA
Walker Faces Psycho Exam In Mississippi Contempt Case
Clyde J. Walls, spokesman for Walker, said the former general will seek a writ of habeas corpus or an injunction to prevent psychiatric or medical treatment without a court-approved physician. Walls and two Spring attorneys reported Walker is mentally and physically sound after a morning interview at the Medical Center. The defense asserts Walker offered no threats or incitement and delivered a brief statement during the Oxford disturbance.
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O S Walker
Aflormneys
U.S. Dist
John W. Oliver
Walls
George Ganegan
Wiliam Wear
Walyer
Wales
Walker
Watts
Clayton
Oxford
Charles E. Smith
Bureau of Prisons
Smith
United States
Hns
Mississippi
Oxford Corpus
Edwin
Ala
Shipley
Little Rock
Ark
Hill
Edwards
Stamford
John
Shigley
Romano
Colter
Robert Wise
Connecticut
Saur
Cotter
Justice Department
Tuto
Oxord
Gushned
Gunter
Vancura Busy Player On Dartmouth Team
Hanover, N H Oct 2 AP Little Chris Vancure was Dartmouths busiest football player today. The 38 halfback from Lockport N Y ran at left half with the first unit and at right half with the second. Regular left end fan Spangenberg had a day off with a short leg injury. Vanena, one of the Ivy Leagues best breakaway runners, ran at both half back posts last week against Massachusetts. Normally a left half, he was used at right half because of injury created vacancies.
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Hanover
N.H
Chris Vancure
Dispute Over Fairfield Fireman Appointments to Study Committee
A clash arose in Fairfield over the Fire Commission chosen to study department rules. Firefighter Anthony Bennett, backed by FUFBA, was twice rejected while Clarence Darrow, a nonunion figure, was named. Firefighter Richard Felner, president of FUFBA, was appointed, triggering resignations and warnings that FUFBA will not accept representation unless Bennett is added. The six member committee includes entries from the Fire Commission, Selectman’s office, Firefighters’ Union, FUFBA, Volunteer Fire Companies, and the Safety Committee. The initial meeting is set for Thursday.
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Tire Commission
Fairfield Uniformed
Benevolent Asso
Fire Commission
Anthony Bennett
Fairfield Birefighters’ Union
FUGBA
Clarence Darrow
FUFBA
Brandt
Richard Felner
Charles Filip
Filip
FUFDA
Wiliam Schumann
Al- 19
Firefighters’ ‘Union
Kremah Bennett
FUPBA
Convnlt
Firefighters’ Union
Joseph Stopa
Selectman's Co
Bne
ATM Ieath and Safety Committee
Statehood Era Reshapes Hawaii Economy and Society
Hawaii’s statehood sparked a multimillion dollar ad campaign for free and a broad social shift. Tourism boomed with jet travel, defense spending grew, and population mixed as Japanese and Caucasians rise. political power shifted with representation in Congress and a Hawaii governor.
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Statehood
Hawaii
Honolulu
Staus
Orient
Tax Bill Advances in Congress Amid Tax Policy Debates
The Senate blocked the bill after House approval, projecting mixed effects on revenue. Treasury and Congressional estimates show a net annual loss around 200 million, offset by 3275 million from new dividend and interest reporting. Provisions broaden tax reporting, tighten business deductions, tax foreign income, subs, and depreciation rules as part of an administration push to boost competitiveness.
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British test plane with an extra wing at Cranfield
Cranfiel England October 2 1 AP Fisitain today test flew an RFS with a third wing mounted vertically atop the fuselage to reduce drag and weather loss. Handley Page said the device could have far reaching results since the turbojet engine. Cunard steamships to sail Montreal Rotterdam in 1963.
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Fisitain
Tle
Handley-Page Corporation
Hearing resumes on airport designation dispute and access
The CAB hearing on Bridgeport versus New Haven airport designation resumed with debate over regional access and whether New Haven’s service could be supplied by Bridgeport. Stenographer illness delayed proceedings as counsel from Bridgeport Stratford and New Haven fields clashed over the state report findings and ground access claims.
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Fark
State Aeronautics Department
Robert M. Beckman
Washington
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Mr. Beckman
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Beckman
New England Council
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White Plains
Foue
Beckmatt
Park
Teast
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Robert C. Lester
Raymond E. Baldwin, Jr
Town Coursel
Howard Boros
Wiliam Burt
Koteén and
Stevenson
Velue
Knecht
Bridgeport Airport Commission
Hay
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Bridgeport Manuufacturers' Association
Thorace D. Wetherell
James E. Malarky
Bridgeport 4 Airjoirt
Gilpert Bates
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Eastern Airlines
Allegheny Airlines
Northeastern
Eighty One New Voters Sworn In At City Hall
Registrars reported eighty one new voters sworn in during yesterday evening’s session at city hall. Ten registered as Democrats and ten as Republicans. The ongoing registration drive operates daily through Friday from 2 am to 6 pm.
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RE Pew
Democratic Party
To & Pam
Domestic tragedy and courtroom drama in a double murder case
Testimony depicted a brutal home shooting as a widow recalls a sudden noise and a heavy impact. The scene shifted to a mother and two sons under shock while Shipley opened fire. Edward and John described the struggle for a pistol and the ensuing gunfire as family members urged mercy and restraint.
Governor Wins a Reprieve in Contempt Case
A Mississippi crisis unfolds as Governor Ramell faces contempt charges after blocking Meredith from university enrollment. Meredith studied with marshals present, while Gov. Ramell blames the U.S. President for violence. The campus remains under heavy guard as investigations continue into shootings and arrests linked to the integration protests.
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Newsmen
Gov. Ramell
Gdsearold Dantace
Hax
U.S. Circuit of Appeals
Washington
Man Missing With Baby In Stratford
A 13 state AMBER alert remains active for Robert S. Andrews, 41, of 596 Colony Street, Stratford, and his six week old son Robert, missing since Sept 25 at 4 p.m. They were last seen driving a blue 1961 Comet CT FF 700. Mrs Andrews cannot explain the disappearance. Andrews is described as 5'9", 80 pounds with brown hair. the infant wears yellow overalls and a white cap.
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Colony Street
Stratford
Robert
Mayla
Andrewis
Andrews
Connecticut
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