Glenn calls for a national information center on space data
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. urges a national information center to bridge the gap between space discoveries and users. He argues for better dissemination to teachers, business leaders, industry, government, and professionals, noting the Space Age requires improved teaching and access to complex data for a better future.
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Glenn
Information Center
Anderson, S.C
John H. Glenn, Jr
Earth
Associated Press
New York
Kennedy
United States
Alabama Senate Ends Filibuster on School Revenue Bill
In Montgomery on May 3 the state senate halted a lengthy filibuster and recessed for the weekend, effectively killing a $12.5 million a year school revenue bill. The seven week special session must end by midnight Monday as the 1963 regular session opens Tuesday. Gov. George Wallace may sign or disapprove about $40 million in other education tax measures while the session pauses.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Senate
George Wallace
Senate
Wallace
FE. C. Eddins
Marengo County
Dee ration Club Meeting With Mrs Robinson
Local notes show the Dee ration Club meeting with Mrs Fred Robinson at 10 a m on Tuesday. A First Baptist Intermediate breakfast is planned at the Shangri la Restaurant at 8 a m Sunday. A fire department response occurred Friday at 10 57 a m for a car fire at Cain and Lafayette Street NE with slight property loss.
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Ration Club
Fred Robinson
First Baptist
Shangri-la
Fire Department
Cain and
Lafayette St
Airliner Down With 49 Aboard in Sao Paulo Crash
A Brazilian two engine Convair carrying 49 aboard crashed in flames after takeoff from Congonhas Airport, exploding in flight and hitting a densely populated area in Sao Paulo. Sixteen hospitalized, six in grave condition, with several casualties among local residents and a building wrecked. James Goss Hughes, GE Brazil director, identified among the dead.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Convair Air
U.S
James Goss Hughes
General Electric Co
Rio de Janeiro
Convair
Mutinous Congo Police Subdued by Mobutu Authority
Commander Mobutu, flanked by three aides, entered Camp Lafungula to confront about 3,000 mutinous police demanding a 25 percent pay raise. Paratroopers surrounded the camp as he ordered ringleaders seized and kept separate. Several mutineers were beaten while others were placed in trucks without arms.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Lafungula
Mobutu
Sabotage Shocks Laos Peace Mission
In Vientiane Laos two International Control Commission helicopters were shot at and set ablaze as neutralist Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma visited on a peace mission. Pro-Communist Pathet Lao blamed rival forces for the attack and a Canadian on the mission was reported injured. a small crew was declared safe.
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Vientiane
Laos
International Control Commission
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Kong le
Commission
Commission Vientiene
Columnist Alleges Justice Dept Secret Grand Jury Testimony
Washington AP A society columnist Igor Cassini faces a grand jury secrecy dispute after attorney Louis Nizer alleged the Justice Department supplied secret testimony to Peter Maas for a Saturday Evening Post article about Cassini. Judge Jones postponed the trial to fall due to Cassini’s wife’s death. Cassini is charged with failing to register as a publicity agent for Rafael Trujillo and could face prison and fines.
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Washington
Igor Cassini
Justice Department
Louis Nizer
Cassini
Saturday Evening Post
Hearst
Rafael L. Trujillo
Nizer
U.S. Dist
William B. Jones
Jones
New York City
New York
Post
Peter Maas
Charlene Wrightsman
Palm Beach, Fla
Trujillo
200 Negroes Jailed After Dogs And Hoses Rout Mob
Birmingham Alabama AP police used snarling dogs and water hoses against demonstrators in antisegregation marches. About 200 Negroes jailed for parading without a permit as protests mount. Mayor Boutwell appeals for restraint while Kennedy criticizes tactics and urges peace and safety for children. See 200 On Page 2.
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Birmingham
Ala
Albert Boutwell
Boutwell
Kennedy
Freedom marchers arrested at Alabama line during protest
Ten Freedom Marchers, five white and five Negro, were arrested Friday by Alabama state troopers as they crossed the state line into Fort Payne Alabama. They were among a caravan of demonstrators pelted with eggs earlier in Georgia and at lunch. Names of those jailed include Bob Zellner and Eric Weinberger.
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Fort Payne
Ala
Georgia
Alabama
Atlanta
Bob Zellner
Mobile
William Hansen
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sam Shirra
Montgomery
Eric Weinberger
New York City
Zev Aelony
Minnesota
Robert Gore
Richard Heley
Florida A&m
Winston Lockett
New Haven
Conn
Jesse Harris
Jackson
Miss
Carver Mebiett
Carbondale
Zellner
Weinberger
Churchill Upholds Nuclear Deterrent in Speech
Sir Winston Churchill declared Britain must maintain its nuclear deterrent, arguing it safeguards independence and keeps alliance weight. He warned abandoning arms would peril Britain, as he addressed the Primrose League amid his looming retirement and a coming national election.
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London
Winston Churchill
Britain
Statesman
House of Commons
Atomic Club
United States
Soviet Union
France
Primrose League
Churchill
League
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