U.S. Picks Astronauts for World Orbit Plan After Enos Test
NASA announced Johnny Glenn Jr to ride a three orbit mission while Scott Carpenter backs him. Donald Slayton named as second crew with Walter Schirra as backup. Enos the chimp completed two orbits before a decision paused a third orbit due to craft issues.
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France Near Nuclear Weapon Breakthrough Says Minister
Washington reports Pierre Messmer the French armed forces minister hints France is close to becoming the fourth nation with atomic weapons. He says France is achieving significant results in nuclear development but declines to specify progress or timing.
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Santa Ordered To Pipe Down In Courtroom Plight
In Binghamton a sheriff told Santa to quiet the loud speaker during a holiday ride near the courthouse. Jurors outside the building could not hear well amid the loud cheer, and Santa toned down, showing no hard feeling.
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Feud Over Job Rights Shrinks Labor Peace At Missile Base
In BAL HARBOUR Florida AP reports rival AFL CIO unions clash over missile plant work. Building trades accuse industrial unions of stealing jobs and say defense agencies exploit a no strike pledge to favor non union bidders. Pentagon notes more missile work goes to non union firms due to bids, despite labor friction. Continued on Page Eight.
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Man Rescues Boy From Dog Then Dies From Seizure
Kansas figure Clarence L Fisher 69 a semi invalid rescued news boy Earl McDanel 14 from a dog yesterday then collapsed and died He had not worked since 1943 due to a heart ailment Fisher grabbed a stick and ran 20 yards in response to cries The dog nipped the boy and shredded his newspaper bag It tired and chased Fisher back to his home The dog will be tested for rabies
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Red Party Refuses To Register
New York AP reports the Communist party of the United States again declares it will not register under the Internal Security Act. Midnight deadline looms as Atty. Gen. Kennedy says the Justice Department will enforce the law. The party argues the statute is repressive, while fines of up to 10,000 dollars daily apply to the party and its officers if they defy the act.
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Pedestrian Dies After Collision With Car Near Waterford
Robert Hopkins 36, a migrant farm worker from Waterford, died at St. Vincent's Hospital after being struck on Route 97 by a car driven by John R. Dick Saxton of Fifth Street. Saxton says he was momentarily blinded by oncoming headlights. death cause pending coroner's report. Police filed pending charges.
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Dutch Plan 400 Public Fallout Shelters in 1962
Premier Jan de Quay told Parliament the Netherlands will build 400 public nuclear fallout shelters in 1962. He said shelters will house 100 people each, noting there are currently 262 shelters nationwide.
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Kennedy Tries To Soothe Reservists In Nationwide Call Up
President Kennedy sought to reassure reservists and their families about long calls to service amid a crisis. He noted morale issues at news conferences and suggested some may return home before 12 months. He cited equipment shortages at camps like Ft. Lewis and stressed the need to understand sacrifices for national security.
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Reds Doom Ban Talks Author Bio Photo by Bob Special
Photographer Bob Special documented the National Aeronautics and Space Administration project titled Reds Doom Ban Talks. The image captures officials discussing a policy shift amid ongoing space program debates.
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Soviet Move Deepens East West Nuclear Control Rift
In Geneva Western diplomats report the Soviet Union rejected international control of nuclear test areas, stalling the three nation talks. The Kremlin offered a plan for a ban without inspections, while the West and Britain demand a robust verification system to deter violations amid tough East West tensions.
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Johnson Warns Russia At UN Dinner
NEW YORK AP The Soviet ambassador to the United Nations walked out of a humanitarian award dinner after Vice President Johnson warned the Soviet Union against any attack on Europe. Valerian A Dolopin left the dais as Johnson said any Soviet attack on Europe would be a hazardous enterprise. Zorin was joined by Luka Kizya and Yordan Tehobanov as Polish and Yugoslav ambassadors did not leave. Zorin later accused Johnson of embarrassing him with political remarks and said he would respond in a political setting. Stevenson, honored at the event, continued.
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Employment Up In Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania total nonfarm employment rose to 4,317,300 last month, the highest since August 1960. The Department of Labor and Industry reported mid October employment 9,000 higher than the same period a year ago, marking the first year over year increase in 12 months.
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Crime in urban and rural areas climbs in nine months
FBI uniform crime reports show city crime up 4 percent and rural crime rising, with suburban areas driving urban increases. Forcible rape among mid sized cities jumped 23 percent, while overall city rapes declined 1 percent. Murders, thefts, robberies, and burglaries also rose in varying degrees.
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Sparta Schools Face Merged District Fight and Policy Clash
Sparta principal Putnam says Sparta will resist Act 361 merging small districts into larger ones with minimum 4000 students. The board backs maintaining Sparta High. Corry and state groups oppose the measure, signaling a looming battle through 1965.
Scrap Metal Endangers Drivers At Corry Junk Yard
Corry police are investigating after metal scraps from Harold Weinstein's Steinmetz scrap yard in Jamestown allegedly damaged tires, tubes, and shoes of multiple local drivers. Harry Norton reported cars on West Main and Wayne streets picking up scraps, costing patches and new tubes. Mrs. Milo Walton also had a tire near-miss while airing a tire. Police chief Harley Drake said he would contact Weinstein to resolve the issue.
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Man and wife die within hours in Drexel Hill
In Drexel Hill funeral services were planned today for Rev. Dr. John Coleman and his wife Mary both former Geneva College faculty members. Dr. Coleman, 79, died of pneumonia at Bryn Mawr Hospital Thursday morning while his wife, 76, died after suffering a non fatal stroke the night before.
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