Postponement in Cape Canaveral delays Glenn orbit attempt
Heavy cloud cover over the Cape forced NASA to postpone astronaut John H. Glenn Jr.’s first earth orbit attempt for at least a day. Glenn waited in his two-ton craft atop an Atlas missile as officials announced the delay due to overcast skies. Kennedy expressed disappointment at the postponement while White House aides awaited further weather updates.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Palm Beach
Kennedy
B. Lloyd
National Aeronautica and Space Administration
White House
Pierre Salinger
Palms Beach
Hangar
Green
Mongar
America
Gherman Titov
Yuri Gagarin
U.S
Alan’ B. Shepard
Virell I. Grissom
Ree
Navy
Cade
Scott
Carpenter
Ohn
A. Powers
Fes
Wan
John Glenn
Cape Canaveral Missile Site
Ranger
Moon Wrobe
Atlas
Glen
Mercury
Earth
Death of Lucky Luciano Ends Era of a Mob Boss
New York AP report notes the exile death of Lucky Luciano in Italy. It recalls his rise from Prohibition era kingpin to influential underworld figure, his clashes with authorities led by Thomas E. Dewey, and remarks from former NYPD Commissioner Francis W. J. Adams. The piece highlights his alias Gucky, narcotics trouble at 18, and notoriety as The Boss. Continued on Page Eight.
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New York
Lucky Luciano
Italy
Frank Costello
Underworld
Luciano
Hollywood
Francis W. J. Adams
Salvatore Lucanta
United States
Gucky
al Capone
Frankie Yale
Arnold Rothstein
Legs Dismond
Thomas E. Dewey
Vice
Dewey
Lucky
One Down One To Go in Two Mischief Sprees
John J. Sank, 20, of West Main Street, released on bond to raise restitution for seven broken windows in a Carnation plant incident. A friend, William J. Rooney, 18, of Euclid Street, faces arraignment after police linked him to the window-breaking spree at multiple local homes and buildings.
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Corry
John J. Sank
West Main
M. B. Cobbett
Wiliam J. Rooney
Euclid Street
Rooney
Cobbett
Sank
Julius Wotus
Washington Street
George Harvey
Spring Street
Alma DeHaven
Essex Street
Gen Bogart To Speak At Annual Chamber Dinner
Uni ETK A Duis woW ster of Commerce meeting on February 28. W8 Gibson chamber director said official confirmation was received yesterday. Gen Bogart a West Point graduate and Army officer, former Warren resident. his mother Mrs Minnie Bogart lived on Mott Street Corry until her death.
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Uni. Etk A. Duis
Ster of Commerce
Gibson
Chamber
Gen. Bogart
West Point
Warren
Minnie Bogart
Mott Street
Corry
Surveillance Pays Off In Auto Theft Case
State troopers nabbed Warren, a youth, after a Sunday night theft of a chrome valve cover from a car at Auto Bergice in Calum. The valve covers matched a prior theft, restitution was made, and charges were dropped. the items were valued at $35.
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Corry
Warren
Aan Auto Bergice
Calum
Justice of the Peace
Perry
Potter
Trucker Dies In Elk County Cement Load Crash
Arnold G. Flemming 51 of St Marys died in a fiery cement truck crash east of St Marys in Elk County after the vehicle skidded on an icy downgrade and overturned. State Police say multiple injuries and burns caused his death. the ready mix truck carrying about 12,000 pounds of cement was a total loss.
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Marys
Elk County
St.Marys
Arnold G. Flemming
St. Marys
Ridgway
Flemming
Emporium
Aero-Flow Dynamics Cuts Workforce by 19
Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc announced a reduction of 19 workers with 10 salaried employees terminated and nine hourly staff laid off. The firm said the cut is temporary due to low production and expects recalls with future contracts, adding that further adjustments are unlikely.
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Acew-Corry Alvision
Aero-Flow Dynamics, Inc
Aero-Flow
Rockefeller Divorce Plans Unchanged Says Spokesman
New York Governor Nelton Rockefeller and his wife Mary Todhunter Clark deny any change to their previously announced plan for a divorce and possible legal separation. A Newsday report had claimed Mrs Rockefeller favored an out of state divorce. officials say no alteration in strategy or residence has occurred.
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New York
Nelton A. Rockefeller
Priday
Newsday
Long Island
Rockefeller
Mary
Todhunter Clark
Mexico
Two Boys Believed Trapped Halt in Clay Mine Rescue
In Clearfield Pennsylvania a 13 day search for two missing boys, Larry Husted 10, and Wesley Lowe 13, halted as rain and thaw hinder further underground digging. State officials and volunteers say no further steps can be taken now and a meeting will decide next actions.
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Clearfield
Larry Husted
Wesley Lowe
Fe Ie
Hyane
Clenrfield
Eva
Astro
Ebenatg
Dave Millward
Spector
Millward
Castro Unfit To Be Part Of Americas Plan
In Punta del Este Uruguay AP reports the Castro regime is deemed unfit for membership in the Inter American system. US Secretary of State Dean Rusk held a midnight closed door session with representatives from opposing camps on Cuba as Brazil and Mexico push for a slow approach and a legal basis for possible removal through an OAS committee. The conference aims to sign a majority vote, with tough line advocates short of a clear victory.
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Punta del
Uruguay
Pring
Prine
Castro
Havana
Americas
Dean Rusk
U.S
Brazil
Mexico
Organization of American States
OAS
Siding Crew Given Clean Slate Here
Police checked the season's first report of alleged siding salesmen shenanigans but found no proof against anyone. A Mead avenue housewife reported two men posing as health inspectors, while Tile Co of Jamestown held a valid permit for siding work. The firm pledged dismissal if misrepresentation occurred, and the city treasurer noted ongoing permit burdens as magazine and other salesmen descend on the city. The Chamber of Commerce moved to push Council to adopt the Green River ordinance, which controls lets and sellers and is used in nearby Warren.
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Mead Avenue
Tile Co
Jamestown
Tilo
Carlton Smith
Ant Og Rieca Coc Uc Codere T & Fee
Penn a Woman Succumbs At 107
An elderly woman, Mrs Marlon Erpe of Tarentum, died yesterday at John J Kane Hospital at age 107. Born in Scotland on July 7, 1854, she immigrated to this country with her family as a child. She is survived by nine grandchildren and seven great great grandchildren.
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Stttsburgh
John J. Kane
Marlon Erpe
Tarentum
Erbe
Scotland
Eirias
Neri
Shester
Astronaut Completes One Orbit In 99 Minutes
The illustration traces an astronaut’s 99 minute orbit from position A near the equator through B as dusk nears over the Antarctic Circle, C with 38 minutes of night remaining, and D at the North Pole about to enter day, returning to A after one full revolution.
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Earth
Antarctic Circle
South Pole
North Pole
Ranger Moon Rocket Heads For Space But May Photograph Moon
Goldstone tracking station in California commands the Ranger 1 spacecraft to increase speed and adjust course. The craft may miss the moon by about 25 000 miles but could yield useful photographs of the lunar surface as it passes the moon’s orbital path.
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Goldstone
Calif
Florida
Desert
Ranger
Earth
Morrarica Corder
Grill Boy 17 Questioned in Axe and Shotgun Attack
ARENTUM Pa AP Police questioned a 17 year old high school student Saturday over an axe and shotgun attack on his parents in their Fawn Two home. Roy Langhurst 62 suffered facial cuts. Bertha Langhurst about 60 faces buckshot wounds to face neck head and is in critical condition at Allegheny Valley Hospital.
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Arentum
Fawn Two
Roy Langhurst
Hi Gon
Robert
Bertha Lannghurst
Langhurst
Allegheny Watley Hospital
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Frith
Thomas Adams
Aken
Presbyterian Maxpital Pittsburgh
Beaver County men sentenced in 1919 railroad car charge
Two Beaver County men convicted in Allegheny County were granted mercy. Uniokia sentenced in June 1919 to pre- a charge of entering a railroad car.
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Harrisburg
Beaver County
Allequely County
Enterig & Railroad
Attempted Garage Break-In Reported In Corry Area
City police investigated an attempted night entry at the Second Avenue garage of Corry Bridge and Supply Co. owner Robert Brown noted the doors were pried but not opened. Nearby residents, including Amoroso's Grocery owner and others on West Main, reported hearing noises as officers traced leads and checked the area for a possible intruder.
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Second Avenue
Corry Bridge and Supply Co
Robert Brown
Joseph Amoroso
Amoroso
First Avenue
Bridge Supply
Américan Legion Post
First
Beck
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