Space heroes land after long orbital mission
Soviet dispatches recount the descent of cosmonauts Nikolayev and Popovich from Vostok I and IV. Crowds cheered in Moscow and Red Square as Tass described two way radio exchanges, successful medical tests, and the men’s pride in completing the first group space flight. Popovich spoke of comfort after space, while Khrushchev offered greetings and praise for the mission.
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Outer Space
Moscow
Red Square
Popovich
Nikolayev
Khrushchev
Tass
Nikita Sergeyevich
Jenny Popovich
Vostok I
Vostok
Space
Earth
Ungulates and grants fuel a clash over research value
The report details criticism of numerous research grants including $9,775, $7,820 and $26,565 for projects on Indian taste cohesion, dreaming, and English phrase structure. Senator Douglas is cited as backing the institute while critics claim some projects are wasteful. A Soviet science figure discusses space flight implications.
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Bull
Wse
Ans
Young
Southampton Island
Douglas
Ninveig
Estes Continues Page One Remark Seeks Clarity
The fragment notes Estes continuing from Page One with unclear wording about planning or actions. Readable details are limited, but the item signals ongoing coverage and a follow up in later pages.
Stockpiling figures push Hanna profits under probe
Witnesses testified to large gains by Hanna stock held by Humphrey and associates, with Hanna overcharging on nickel sales to the government and mislabeling costs. Auditors cited improper expenses and delaying nickel deliveries, while calls for market sales and price adjustments were discussed as part of a broader defense procurement inquiry.
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Jary
Charles E. Wilson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Wilson
General Motors Corp
Cannon
Robert S. McNamara
Ford Motor Co
Henson
Hanna
Humphrey
Gilbert Humphrey
Henry M. Lesser
General Services Administration
Lesser
Hanina
Senate
Jn Financial
Shar
Senate's Pastore warns on anti discrimination clause
Senator Pastore said a proposed anti job discrimination amendment to the space communications bill could trigger a joint conference and likely a filibuster by civil rights foes. Senator Douglas called the amendment an FEPC for satellites, while Pastore pledged to oppose it if offered.
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John C. Pastore
D-Ri
House
Conference
Pastore
Constance
Paul H. Douglas
Battle Near Berlin Border Tower In Fierce Gunfight
A gun battle raged around a Communist watch tower on the Berlin border Wednesday. Two Red guards were wounded before a lone East German attacker was shot dead.
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Berlin
Robbery on Route 3 nets 1.5 million in mail truck heist
Bandits in multiple cars halted a U S mail truck on Route 3 near Plymouth and seized about 16 sealed money bags totaling around 1.5 million dollars. Driver Patrick R. Schena and guard William F. Barrett were tied and transported before the robbers decamped. Police linked the incident to broader East West Berlin clashes and cited possible ties to FBI’s most wanted.
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Revere
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Patrick R. Schena
Schena
William F. Barrett
Sohena
Nat
Randolph
Barrett
FBI
Albert
Bump) Nussbaum
Bobby
One Eye
White
Postal Service
Frank J. Jenleunins
Massachusetts State Police
Post Office Department
Hyannis
iArthur R. Phillips
Brockton
Middleboro
Post Office
U.S
Cape
Cape Cod
Indictments in Civil Defense probe target county leaders
Grand jury indicts Wood and others for self serving actions in Civil Defense 1959 scheme. It accuses Wood Bishop Metts MacGregor sheriff Tremblay Tolson and Seay of improper use of tractor crawler and county property. Jury urges removal, restitution, and new executive secretary role for proper Civil Defense oversight.
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County Welfare Board
Wood
Andrew H. Seay
Board of Supervisors
Cousins
D. W. Bishop
Ralph Metts
Alaric MacGregory
Stafford
Giffford Tremblay
Leonard Tol
Spotsylvania County
Spotsylvania
S. Bernard Coleman
Spotsylvania i
Stafford County Commonwealth
Coleman
Spotsyvania Commonwealth
Atty
T .Stokeley Coleman
Harold Carr
Wilder
Seay
Aswell
Civil Defense
Board of
Jeounty
Indonesian Seminar Draws 300 Spectators In Colorful Attire
Three speakers praised U S Ambassador Els worth Bunker as mediator while Dutch and Indonesian delegates complimented each other. Indonesian women in bright saris and officers in uniform were among about 300 observers at the seminar as the provisions of the agreement were emphasized.
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Jan &. de Louay
West New Guinea
U.N
Bunker
iThant
Middleburg
Mon Laay
U.S
Elsworth Bunker
Aaramaniac
Hanna Mining hearing cites material fact misrepresentation
Cannon warned of misrepresentation of material fact in mining equipment expenses and said Hanna records should be studied by the Justice Department. Symington said the hearing record, including an expurgated Ernst & Ernst report, would be sent to the department. Henson testified checks and invoices from 1952 to 1954 were taken and destroyed, hindering the inquiry, while Hanna leaders defended the firm citing standard destruction of aging canceled checks and asserting voucher copies remain on file.
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Hanna
Cannon
Justice Department
Symington
Ernst & Ernst
Department
Henson
Hanna Mining Co
Cleveland
W. A. Marting
Space talk mixes doubt and resolve on moon race
Holmes and colleagues hailed Soviet space strides as tech progress but played down their significance for lunar goals. Dryden and Webb debated Russia ahead in boosters, with Webb insisting the US will beat to a moon landing despite Russian momentum and forecasts.
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Holmes
Dryden
Webb
United States
Bernard Lovell
U.S
Moon
Ferry boat towback and repair after Oregon Inlet incident
Bruce Etheridge and a Coast Guard boat towed the vessel to the north shore for repairs. Passengers with cars regained their vehicles and continued on ferries. The Lindsey Warren is among six state ferries crossing Oregon Inlet to Hatteras Island, an eight to nine mile route.
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Bruce Etheridge
Coast Guard
Ower Banks
Lindsey Warren
Oregon Inlet
Hatteras Island
Uip
Plane Crash Near Meadow View Injures Local Aviators
At 1 25 p m a Meadow View Lime and Stone Co spokesman said Wagner planned a flight to Galax likely for pleasure though he used his plane for business. The small craft plunged into a field, burst into flames, and burned except for tail and one wing. Johnson and Hulton survived but recall nothing of escape. Local aviators Carmack and Wagner were well known and had owned aircraft.
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Wagner
Galax
Homer Quisenberry
Johnson
Hulton
Carmack
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