N Y honors carpenter on space flight milestone
Astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter received formal acclaim in Washington and New York after his orbital flight. Presidents Hoover and Truman attended a Waldorf luncheon where Carpenter spoke of future scientific riches and the joy of space travel. President Kennedy lauded the pilots as ideal representatives of America. Carpenter noted his role as the passenger and expressed wish that others share the experience.
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Washington
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Carpenter Back For Boulder High Graduations
Astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter returned to Colorado meeting about 100 people at Stapleton Field in Denver. He planned to rest, visit relatives, and deliver graduation speeches at Boulder High and the University of Colorado commencement. His wife and children remained behind during the Denver leg.
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Florence Carpier
Boulder
Marion Scott Carpenter
Palmer Lake
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University of Colorado
Rene
Astronaut Recovery After Flight Report Angled Reentry
Don awaited updates as officials reported the astronaut’s safe recovery. Washington sources said the flight’s detailed report blamed overshoot on improper reentry angle and yaw sway of the craft during space return.
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Don
Washington
Ocean Explorer William Beebe Dies Monday at 84
New York reports Dr. William Beebe, 84, famed ocean explorer and naturalist, died Monday night in Trinidad. He directed the Tropical Research Station there since 1945 and served as director emeritus since 1962. Beebe helped popularize bathysphere dives and had nearly a hundred species named for him, along with twenty two books and numerous papers.
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New York
William Beebe
Trinidad
Beebe
New York Zoological Society
Society
Virgin Forest
Sind
Teinidad
Denverite Ponders Governor Nomination
Denver real estate developer Gerri Von Freilick, 45, says he is considering a run for governor as a Republican. An amateur in politics, he has promoted shopping centers in the Denver area and wrote letters to delegates for the state assembly. He argues freedom depends on individual responsibility for economic welfare and active participation in government.
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Gerri von Freilick
von Freilick
Republican State Assembly
United States
Temperatures Survive Shark Waters by The Associated Press
A deck apprentice Timothy Torbilt aged 3 rides out a shark infested sea near Newcastle on a freighter. Rain and cloudy skies slow rescue as the ship creaks and the boy clings to a deck while a fishing boat spots him after four hours. He is saved with a happy ending. The voyage ends with relief and surprise at the boy’s survival.
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Airport use plan sparks parking fee talks
Aviation department studies airport grounds parking fees to curb nontraveling and weekend users. Minister W N Eastwood announced in the Federal Assembly that the move aims to discourage nontraveling public from using Salistay Airport buildings.
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Kennedy to hold news conference Thursday at 4 p.m
President Kennedy will hold a news conference Thursday at 4 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time. The White House said the event will be carried live on NBC CBS ABC and Mutual radio networks and on NBC and ABC television networks. London plans a 50 story skyscraper taller than St Pauls.
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Denverites Approve Sales Tax Hike and Police Plan
Denver voters approved a 1 to 2 percent sales tax and a plan to reorganize the police department with pay raises for police and firefighters. The sales tax is to start July 1 and is expected to raise about 15.7 million over 22 years. Mayor Batterton hailed the results and noted election costs.
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Old Ironsides Makes Annual Turn in Boston Harbor
The USS Constitution known as Old Ironsides completed its yearly maneuver in Boston Harbor. berthed at the Boston Naval Shipyard the flagship of Rear Adm. Joseph H. Wellings undergoes its routine reversal to prevent wind and sun damage after a year in the same orientation.
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APJ
Boston Harbor
Boston Naval Shipyard
Joseph H. Wellings
First Naval District
Premier Ma madou Dia visits Moscow during state talks
Moscow reports Premier Ma madou Dia of Senegal arrived for a state visit and met Soviet Premier Khrushchev at the airport. In MerNberg West Germany unemployment is projected to fall to a new low despite a surge of foreign workers as the Federal Labor Office announced a drop of 26,000 in jobless numbers to 109,000.
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Senegal
Khrushchev
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Germany
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Yorks Medal of Honor winner pleases over small favors
Sgt Alvin York, 74, in Nashville receives permission for undermilk but protests denial of cornbread. Doctors plan three-day exams to decide hospital stay after a stomach hemorrhage flare up. In London a 49 year old English laborer petitions to be barred from every public house in England.
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Nashville, Tenn
Alvin York
Deetors
York
London
England
Railroads and unions reach one-year wage pact
Railroads and unions representing 450000 train workers agreed on a one-year contract raising wages by 10.28 cents an hour. The deal includes a 4 cent retroactive raise to Feb 1 and a 6.28 cent increase from May 1. Union leaders announced the agreement after a 50 minute negotiation and separate talks on wage distribution.
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Chicago
George E. Leighly
Millionaire Remembers in Death Revelation in London
Charles Cockcroft, long seen as a semi recluse, died revealing a fortune and a love for dogs and the sea. He left gifts to Battersea Dogs Home totaling 1200 dollars, the Humane Society for a similar sum, the Ancient Fraternity of Free Shipwrights for 3000 dollars, the Cernals and Baltic Friendly Society for 5000 dollars, and the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution for 2800 dollars, with his sister Adam forgotten.
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Battersea Dogs' Home
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Fraternity of Free Shipwrights
Cernals and Baltic Friendly Society
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