Titov Vows to Shape Education as First Soviet Scholar
The report details Gherman Titov, 26, born in Siberia, son of Stepan Titov, and his ascent from village schools with excellent marks to the Stalin Grad Military Pilots Air School, the first cosmonaut after Gagarin, his party membership, wife Tamara, and public reception as the second man in space. Titov’s father is pensioned, and Titov’s appearance and future plans are contrasted with Gagarin’s.
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Moscow
UPL
Ifis
Gherman Atepanovich ‘Titov
Stoyan ‘Titov
Soviet Union
Hils Son
Ste
Titov
Siberian
Sehag
Stalingrad
Itis
Leningrad
Gagarst
Vostok
Communist Party
Tamara Vasilyevna
Stepan Pavioyich Titov
Atlas
Gagatin
Gagarin
Verkhnieye Zhilina Birth Record In Altai Territory
A fragmented note records a birth in the village of Verkhnieye Zhilina in Easter Siberia’s Altai region, dated around 26 years ago. The sparse OCR text confirms the location and approximate timing without detailing names or officials.
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Kilov Seas
Verkhnieye Izhilina
Altai Territory
Easter
Siberia
Perions
Demo Council Backs Kennedy
SAN FRANCISCO The Democratic Council ended its weekend meeting by broadly approving President Kennedy's administration and passing resolutions on civil rights and a national seashore park. The council backed Kennedy's long term foreign aid plan, a United States disarmament agency for world peace, and a new general cabinet department for urban affairs. It endorsed Kennedy's handling of the Berlin situation despite opposition from William Stewart Carmel.
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San Francisco
Forma Democratic Council
Kennedy
Ark
Unite States
Jim Crowism Charged to Kennedy on Guard Recruiting
Roy Wilkins executive secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People urged President Kennedy to end Jim Crow practices in National Guard recruitment in New York yesterday.
Forest Fire Near Helena Encircled
HELENA MT A forest fire near the state capital burned 3500 acres and forced overnight mining town evacuation. Volunteers armed with bulldozers and hoses encircled the blaze as cooler weather and a drop in wind aided containment efforts led by Helena National Forest supervisor Vern Hamre.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Vern Hambre
Helena National Forest
Airliner Crashes Near Budapest
A Hungarian airliner with 24 aboard crashed yesterday afternoon near Budapest outskirts. Radio Budapest spokesman said there was no indication of casualties.
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Wenna—Uim
Budapest
Radio Budapest
Mrs Dorn Dies in Pasadena Collision
Mrs. Dorn dies after a roadside collision on Rosemead Boulevard near the Northbound Clarke car. The driver in the other vehicle remained at the scene. no charges filed yet. Mrs. Dorn, longtime Pasadena planning official, is survived by several sisters and relatives. Funeral arrangements will be handled by local mortuaries in Temple and Pasadena.
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Dorn
Rosemead Boulevard
Lincoln
Clarke
Cadillac
Job Listings Spotlight Help Wanted Across Newspapers
Do You Need a Job Looking for a job Or a ttser job Bundreds of jobs are listed daily in the Classified Ad pages of the Independent and Star News The sample Help Wanted items include Precision Machinist Day and Swing Salesman Chemicals West Covina Machinist Accountant Public Relations Glendale Teller and more Complete opportunity listings are in today’s classified ads with salaries noted
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Independent
Star-News
Precision Machinist
Ypeeeeeetere
Organiz West Covina
Sers
Weueese
Glendale
Teller
Joh
Pasadena Independent newspaper rate card and notice
Pasadena California publishes rate card describing daily and Sunday postage and subscription prices. It notes Sunday and daily editions, mail rates, single copy price, and court notice qualification under Superior Court order with an address at 325 Colorado Blvd.
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Pasadena
California
Howe Dall
Meil
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Superior Court
Colorado Blvd
S. 6
Clark Ryder Dies in Sacramento
Clark Duncan Ryder, a Pasadena native and longtime Sacramento printer, died Thursday in Sacramento from a heart attack. He was the son of Mrs. Fred J. Ryder of Alhambra and the late Dl Ryder, raised in a Los Robles area home now the site of the Chamber of Commerce. A Basa dena High School graduate, he served in the Navy in World War I and operated Ryder Printing Company in Sacramento for the past 50 years. Survived by his wife, two children Richard of Sacramento and Mrs. Norman Oliver of Fresno, four grandchildren, a sister Mrs. F Lelanel Nowell of South Pasadena, and four brothers.
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Clark Duncan Ryder
Pasadena
Thursay
Sacramento
Fred J. Ryder
Alhambra
Dl Ryder
Hils
Casadena
Clark
Los Rables Avenue
Jag Chamber of Commerce
Jie
Basadena High School
Ryder Printing Company
Europe
la Tiste
Richard
Fam
Norman Oliver
Jfresno
Kia ‘Imothar
Mr. F Lelanel
Nowell
South Pasadena
Uivee Brothers
Loven L. Kyla
North Hollywood
John W. Ryder
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Marengo
Salon
Demo Council
Dirs. Dorn
Warren M. Dorn
Pasadena Planning Commission
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Tournament of Reset Association
renUy
Threournament Executive Board
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Font
Chicago
Football Writing Association
Leigt Leishman
Rose Tourney
Hoeftlin
Mina Naveth
Bathoa
Noth
Neeple
Emma Hoss
Buntea Gibson
Long Beach
Louise Parks
Ontario
Wyoming
Jack Symes Motors, Inc
E. Green ‘St
Clark Ryder
Ralphs
Pillsbury
CED
Chie Small
U.S.D.A
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N. Lake
Sarcadia
F. Foothill Blvd
Bally
Achambra
W. Malh lOpen
Sun Sam Gabriel Valley
Jiva Ock
Santa Anita Drive
Canada
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