03 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
1
A 17 year old Corona youth drew police attention when his car’s brake light, horn, and windshield wiper failed tests. Officers cited him for five defects including faulty horn, defective wiper, inadequate muffler, modified muffler, and lack of proper lights, plus an unsafe front end.
United Press International reports deadly storms ripping through Hale Center and Cotton Center Texas and surrounding regions. At least five are dead and more than 80 injured as a church crowd is struck. investigation continues with millions in damages and two missing in a small airplane crash.
Mostly sunny conditions Friday with a slight rise in temperatures. At noon the thermometer sits around 70 degrees, following a 42 degree low overnight and a 73 degree high yesterday.
The Senate approved a 5.2 billion space authorization with annual installments for the Gemini two man orbital flights and the Apollo moon mission program.
Astronaut Edward White, outside the Gemini 4 craft, returns safely at 1:07 p.m. PDT after becoming the first American to move under his own propulsion in space. Gemini 4 mission, with James McDivitt aboard, began at 8:16 a.m. aboard a Titan 2.
Two Navy officers were killed when their twin engine F4B Phantom jet crashed and burned during a simulated rocket firing run near Barstow. Lt. Charles D. Collins 25 of Milwaukee and Ens. William E. Addis 31 of Anderson South Carolina, stationed at Miramar NAS, died in the incident. Witnesses reported the jet failed to pull out of a dive after descending for the rocket run.
SACRAMENTO Senate leaders convened in a rare closed door caucus to tackle reapportionment and other key measures before the deadline. The Senate aims to fast track bills to the Assembly with a day-long session planned to beat the clock and avoid delays.
John Fritz Johnson, known also as Lawrence Bader, had his second marriage annulled in Omaha court. Nancy Johnson received custody of their two children and Johnson was ordered to pay $20 weekly child support. Johnson, a former Omaha sports caster, admitted memory gaps about his Ohio wife and children. He now bartends and sends $50 weekly to Akron.
A 41 year old white man was detained in Ty lertown Miss as a suspect in the fatal shooting of Deputy O Neil Moore and wounding of Creed Rogers near Vernado La Moore a Washington Parish deputy sheriff was killed and Rogers wounded A white Bo galusa resident driving a matching pickup was arrested later and carried two pistols Louisiana authorities joined in questioning The area has seen racial tension with integration drives and earlier street clashes between Negroes and whites.
James McDivitt and Edward White reached a new American altitude record by orbiting Earth between 103 and 180 miles. Each orbit lasted 94 minutes, surpassing Walter Schirra’s 175.8 mile record and tracing the Soviet 308 mile Vostok 2 benchmark set last March.
President Johnson asked Congress to eliminate silver from dimes and quarters and cut silver in half dollars by more than half. New dimes and quarters would be three layers of copper and nickel, resembling current five and twenty five cent pieces apart from a dark edge ring.
Lucille Miller, serving a life sentence for the first degree murder of her dentist-husband Dr. Gordon Miller in a burning auto death last Oct 8, will leave Frontera within 5 to 10 days to have her baby at San Antonio Community Hospital in Upland officials disclosed yesterday.
Dock workers unloading a car go vessel pilfered several cartons of what they believed were vitamin tablets. Authorities later said the men had swallowed contraceptive pills shipped from London.
A 4.8 magnitude earthquake centered in Central California south of Fresno registered on the Cal Tech seismograph at 9 27 29 a m. Seismologist Charles F Rich ter said the tremor could cause minor damage in a limited area. The epicenter was about 300 miles away.
Local residents discuss improving youth leisure options. Suggestions include more swimming pools and tennis courts, directed swim instruction, a teen recreation center, a drag strip for male youths, a larger public plunge, and an ice skating rink. Comments cite neighbors' noise complaints and lack of facilities in Corona.
Page 4 reports on daily life at the residences of astronauts White and McDivitt. It describes routines, activities, and cultural expectations surrounding their celebrity status and family environments.
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