Second Mercury flight bid set after radar fix at Cape
Cape Canaveral officials announced a renewed countdown for L. Gordon Cooper to attempt a 22 orbit Earth mission after a radar-tracking problem delayed yesterday’s lift. Weather looked favorable in the Pacific recovery zone, while Cooper kept busy with a fishing break and flight plan review.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
UPI
Project Mercury
L. Gordon Cooper
Hermuda
Cooper
Walter C. Williams
Mercury
Hibert
Williams
Atlantic
Pacific
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Cape
Gua
Grissom
John Hf
Glenn Jr
John A
Shorty) Powers
UPI Tettshota
Gordon Cooper
Bermuda
News of the World Today on Page Two
A brief item notes the newspaper appears on Page 2 Column 4, indicating where readers can find the day’s World news section. It highlights the page location without detailing specific stories or dates.
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News of the World Today
Major Boundary Changes Voted in County Districts
County supervisors approved sweeping redistricting affecting Eagle Rock, Born Pasadena area, and Beach Councilman districts. Debs party gains in several lines. efforts to balance population cited, with calls for extended study and street-focused boundary adjustments amid evolving maps.
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Board of Supervisors
Eagle Rock
Warren Dorn
Ernest 4
Debs
Born
Pasadena
Telcaminisier
Long
Hahn
Eer
Valin
Kenneth Hahnpieweyer
Gehs
U S Bows to European Increase in Air Fares
Washington reports attempt to manage rising European air fares amid threats of seizure of U S planes. The CAB faced limits on regulating foreign rates after IATA approval. Senators pressed for hearings as U S agencies argued no authority to force price cuts or retaliate against foreign carriers.
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U.S
Washington
Jarra
Civil, Aeronautics. “Board
EAB
Trans World
Pan American World Airwars
International Air Transport Association
LATA
Bill
Lin Uy
AGS
CAN
TWA
Pan Am
Coun
Warren G. Stagniuson Mawashi
Hasst
Senate Commerce Committer
CAB
Desvaliinene
Uaatre
Brown-Backed Truth in Lending Bill Hits Assembly Drain
Governor Brown's consumer protection bill demanding full clear disclosure of credit terms failed in the Assembly Finance and Insurance Committee amid one dissenting vote. The measure would require creditors to present a borrower with a straightforward annual percentage rate and finance charges, with penalties up to 185,000 dollars and up to a year in jail for violators.
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Truth In Lending
Assembly
Sernor Brown
Assembly Finance and
Tsdrance Committee
Mansivee Hy
Tors
Vervon
Fleten Nelson
Caliifornia Liha Federation
Consumer Nigativalions
Prat Rive Ard Morse
Kansas
Stu College
Savdiages
Lagi Langueram
Wingen
Showdown Hint ed on Death Bill
Gov. Edmund G. Brown opened the possibility of a personal showdown with a Senate committee over a death penalty moratorium. He said he may appear before the Governmental Efficiency Committee June 4, while chair Luther Gibson predicted the bill would be defeated. Brown stressed he and supporters face a difficult path but urged lawmakers to act amid post—appeal court procedures.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Senate
Senate Committee On
Luther J. Gibson
Vadleja
Perpetuily
Supreme Court
Orain' Vinm
Brown
4D FOR AUTO RINGS THE BELL
Classifieds from The Independent and Star reveal strong response to ads with constant ringing from Valley area readers. Huds Molloy of 325 Wilson Ave notes steady calls seven days a week as dealers advertise autos and services.
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Independent
Chevrolet
Molloy
Wilson Ave
Star
Yolifren Zenith
Pasadena School Board incumbents win re election in write in surge
Incumbents James W. Stiverson and Dr. Robert C. Freeman held Pasadena Unified School District seats by large margins as write in candidates George E. Du Nah and John W. Smith drew ballots at the polls. Turnout was 12.2 percent of 106 302 registered voters across the district and junior college, with cards mailed to voters influencing the unexpected result.
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Ncumbent Pasadena Board of Education
James W. Stiverson
Robert CG. Freeman
Cornfidence
George E. du Nah
John W. Smith
Stivers
de, Freeman
Pasadena Unified School
Pasadena
Altadena
Sioa Madre
la Canada
Temple City
du Nah
Smith
Freeman Ad Smith
Preeman
Wol
Bud" Fisher
Seere
de Nah
Sonith
Smanller
Negro Leader Calls for Troop Recall in Alabama
Fred L. Shuttlesworth, 41, a Birmingham civil rights leader, urged state troopers be withdrawn from the racially tense city. He charged Governor George C. Wallace with trying to disrupt a desegregation pact and asked police to take back control from troopers sent by Wallace. The remark came during Wallace's winter campaign tour. details on page 4.
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Hirminguam
Ala
George C. Wallace
t_o
Pa- Shuttlesworth
Bray Tral
Pa- Police
Tol Brdmen
Wallace
Jtew
Fred L. Shuttiesworth
Birmingham
Birmingham Tension Spreads to Other Areas
In Alabama a planned motorcade stop list for President Kennedy during a weekend trip was denied by the White House as false. Chicago leaders blamed Birmingham unrest for police and firemen being stoned after a Negro youth was wounded during a burglary probe. The House and American Activities Committee rejected an Alabama request for a probe into Communist influence. Nashville Negro church leaders banned 200 youths from using a church to assemble, as a newly appointed bi racial committee seeks solutions.
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Tuscimbia
Sheffield
Florence
Ala
John Kennedys
Alabama
White House
Pierce Salinger
Othe
Ciicage Palka
Birmingham
Washington
In American Activities
Nashville
Beverly Briley
Pasadena Board Approves Third High School Plan
Pasadena Board of Education unanimously approves a $5 million bond issue for a third high school and immediate work on a geographic and enclave redistricting plan to relieve overcrowding. Superintendent Jenkins cites two site options in the southwest and an architect ready to be hired, with potential federal aid to offset costs if approved. if the bond fails, overcrowding remains at Pasadena and other schools.
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Pasadena Board of Education
Negron Mpiss
Pasardena High School
Mui
Robert E. Jenkins
de. Jenkins
Fect Wal
Adena
Salisian
Robert G. Fr Man
Walter T. Shatfort II
County budget approved amid tax hike push and hearings
County supervisors adopted a $678,623,386 budget amid vows to curb spending. The plan includes a proposed tax rate increase to 8230 per $100 of assessed value and calls for cuts and reconsiderations at hearings starting June 11. Several supervisors urged immediate reductions while others pushed for delaying decisions on personnel and sheriff's department staffing.
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Bled “Thladtinger
Presen
Chatman Warren SL
Barnint
Evingst Hi. Debs
Bucten W. Chin
Boney
Moga
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