Radar delays postpone Cooper space orbit attempt
Bermuda radar troubles halt the planned 22 orbit mission for Cooper. Officials announced a new takeoff window between 8 and 10:30 am Wednesday as engineers replace the radar link affecting the Atlas rocket and the Faith 7 capsule. Cooper, 35, remained in the capsule during the delay and commented that the simulation felt very real.
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Burglary at Consumers Oil Stole About $32000 Cash and Checks
Police investigate a burglary at Consumers Oil Co in Longmont. Amounts taken include cash and checks totaling about 32000, receipts for Friday and Saturday. The loss was discovered Monday morning by employee Spalding who found the safe opened and money sacks missing as officers pursued leads in a broad steel industry labor talks context.
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Haiti Crisis Nears as OAS Team Arrives
OAS fact finding team reaches Haiti amid unrest as Dominican troops pullback and Duvalier opponents seek refuge. Reports cite weapons, money losses at a Propane company, with checks and cash totaling about $30,000 to $31,000 seized from safes and sacks, while investigations continue.
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Birmingham Still Tense as Troops Move In
Violent clashes reported overnight as Birmingham, Alabama, braces for troop deployment. Scattered violence wounded two people. Cars damaged with windshields smashed and windows broken. Tense patrols remain in place with guns ready if riots erupt.
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U S Considers Withdrawal of Haiti Recognition
Washington reports the United States weighing revoking recognition of Haiti's regime under President Francois Duvalier as diplomats review options. Duvalier's term remains contested with supporters claiming a new extension beyond the constitutional end date. Shipments on the Great Lakes show petroleum products totaling 1.89 million barrels, down 68 percent year over year.
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U.S. Agrees To Allow Air Fares Amid Dispute
Amid turmoil and rioting reports, the CAB said higher air fares may be adopted by Pan American and Trans World Airlines following guidance from Secretary Rusk. Senators criticized the move as capitulation while President Kennedy ordered troops into the state and Governor Wallace challenged federal action.
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Jersey Sit-ins Spread to Other Schools
In Washington AP report on racial tensions, Kennedy and Wallace discuss policy changes and potential federal action as integration efforts intensify. Civil rights leaders including Martin Luther King Jr. urge nonviolence while sit-ins expand to additional schools.
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Loot in Burglary At Greeley Grill Valued at $82
A burglary at Greeley Grill yielded merchandise valued at $82. The event ties to a broader context of local unrest and a community relations committee forming after a class tour sit-in. Investigators reported a broken window and theft tied to the Bermuda Davison window disruption and a separate vehicle collision in Grand County.
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US Britain plan Bahamas submarine test center
Washington reports a US Britain agreement to establish a 95 million dollar Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center AUTEC in the Bahamas. The facility near Andros Island will host deep water trials for naval systems, with inauguration planned for May and draws on years of defense funding and international cooperation amid tensions with Haiti and regional security concerns. The article also notes separate reports that Soviet and Chinese talks were set to resume in Moscow, targeting test instruments and naval topics.
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Weather Summary for Tuesday and Wednesday
The report notes a 1 pm temperature of 88 on Tuesday with 24 hour outlook ending morning. Public Service records highs around 80 and lows near 47 to 48. Wyoming expects partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with isolated showers in mountains and thunderstorms along eastern border. south to southeast winds, low 45 to 55, high 60s to 70s in the west and north. Colorado forecasts partly cloudy conditions with isolated light showers inland, lows near 45 to 53, highs 70 to 90 across western and eastern regions, with mountain areas cooler.
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Court Test Hints on Alabama Troop Use In Civil Strife
A Supreme Court scrutiny of Title 10 Section 233 1 of the U S Code probes federal troop use to quell insurrections and domestic violence. Wallace argues the act breaches Article IV and Kennedy may lack state invitation, risking constitutional conflict between federal power and state request.
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Disappointed for Cooper in Bermuda launch delay
TECUMSEH Oklahoma AP report shows L Gordon Cooper Sr’s mother Mattie Cooper and family anxious as Bermuda radar equipment delays his orbital mission. They stay up watching TV, awaiting word and offering quiet support in a small town nearby Shawnee.
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