Pasadena Board Votes For Third High School Bonds
The Pasadena Board of Education unanimously approved plans for a third high school with a 35 million bond issue. Geographic zoning aims to diversify Negro student attendance. if approved, 80 tenth graders from south central and southwest areas would transfer to Muir High, with site selection and architect negotiations to follow.
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Pasadena Board of Education
Tee
Pasadena High School
South Central
Muir
Robert E. Jenkins
Suiptrinbender
Shem
Tol
Jenkins
Bally
Jie
Pasadena
Hunt Widens for Glendora Pilot and Aide
A multi-service search intensified for two Californians missing in a mid Pacific flight from California to Formosa. Cairns of Glendora and Harvey Smith of La Habra manned a twin engine Beechcraft. They reported engine trouble, dumped fuel, and headed for Johnston Atoll. Coast Guard, Navy, and Air Force planes scoured the area. the Beechcraft carried emergency gear for a routine delivery flight for Skyways Aircraft Ferry Service.
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Aip Vovee
Navy
Lionaluin
Wake Island
Jioss Cairns
Glendora
Johnston Island
Military Air Transport Service
Johnston
Lawn
Coast Guard
Air Force
Beechcraft
Cairns
Honolulu
Jon
Skyways
van Sndaimiver
Space Pioneer Be Laid To Rest Worldwide Tributes
The father of aerodynamics Dr Theodore von Karman was buried yesterday at his Los Angeles home. Funeral services filled the Marengo Avenue area as scientists, Caltech faculty, industry leaders, military officials, and officials from many institutions honored him. U.S. President Kennedy sent a tribute noting his Medal of Science and NATO advisory work. He died of a heart attack in Aachen Germany while on a government mission.
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Theodore von Narman
Pan
Si Marengo Ave
Marguerite Williams
von Karman
Caltech
von’ Karman
Air Force
Marengo Avenue
von Karman Hamne
Arnald Téder- Swain
Stephen’s
Los Angeles
Ian Kaiiman
Jolin Fitzgerald Kennedy
United [ States
Theodore von Karman
NATO
Aachen
Germany
Riehernmann
Dita
Dr. von Karman
Dixie Racial Strife Eases but Leaves Tense Tone
Montgomery reports Gov George Wallace announced federal court action to set federal troops in, as racist tensions eased yet remained high nationwide. In Raleigh a Freedom March backed desegregation, with 15 demonstrators charged for assault after clashes with white crowds. Federal observers noted improving mood in Birmingham but troops stayed near bases due to potential trouble.
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Montgomery
Ala
CMN
George Wallace
Akthaims
Birmingham
Nashville
Tenn
North Carolina
Raleigh
Lestie Pergiyseti
Relejeh
Victor Beli
Sai
Karling
Madamis Gay
George Walie Senk
Kenedy
County Supervisors OK Huge 1963-64 Budget Plan
County supervisors approved a 678,623.36 prelir e budget after hearings, with a 3 to 2 vote to print Lindon S. Sfollinger’s recommendations for 1963-64. Bonelli and Dorn opposed, urging immediate timing and tax rate adjustments, while sheriff and other officials pressed for staffing changes and program cuts to handle narcotics and enforcement needs.
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Tiune
Lindon S. Sfollinger
Frank G. Bonch
Kennel Mahi
Valttaliott
Chatman
Warren M. Dorn
Wife of Cooper describes Mercury capsule launch scene
In Houston, Mrs. Gordon Cooper and ten daughters watched the Mercury capsule lift off from Cape Canaveral. Their home east of Houston remained quiet as officials confirmed the launch, with Cooper’s wife planning a reunion in Hawaii if the mission succeeds. Technicians installed a radio antenna to receive orbiting updates and family plans to stay away from reporters until landing.
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Houston
Tex
Gordon Cooper
Cane Canaveral
Fla
Mra. Cooper
Befarn
Fein Cooper
Sclavarte
Cooper
Trail-Blazing Space Jaunt Starts Wesl
Cooper completes multiple orbits in the Mercury program aiming to break spaceflight records and test beacon beacons for Gemini Apollo missions. The 36 year old Air Force major launches from Cape Canaveral aboard an Atlas rocket at 9 04 a m EDT and reports strong health and steady progress through several orbits. Beacons released mid flight test visibility and navigation aid potential for future moon missions.
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Cape Canaveral
L. Gordon Cooper
Air Force
Pasadenga
Walter C. Williams
Mercury
Cooper
Wiligms
Mizhis
Atmay
Calif
Cooper Relia
Cooper Space Milestone Adds Tenth Man to Flight Line
Cape Canaveral reports astronaut J Gordon Cooper becomes the 10th person in space as the era of orbital flights expands. The article lists a chronology of prior aviators including Gagarin, Shepard, Grissom, Titov, and others with their flight durations and dates, highlighting rapid advances in space missions and national space prowess.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
J. Gordon Conger Jr
Iuin Space
Iran
Yuri Gagarin
U.S. Navy
Ala A. Shepard Jr
Seborbie
U.S. Air Force
Virgil L Grissom
Sherman Titov
Jain J. Greni
Saviek
Pavel Popovich
Iemutns
Aig
Waller
Sehirra Jr
Soviet Rocket Tests Linked to Space Shot
Soviet authorities announced a Pacific testing program in 1980 and warned ships and planes to keep clear of sea routes between Hawaii and the Samoan Islands and northeast of California. Observers expect heavy launch rockets for a future space attempt while rumors of a woman astronaut and MAPS of the flight circulate. Astronaut L Gorton Cooper visited at Lumumba University and congratulated Titov.
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Gearand
Reuto
Fornia
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