Kennedy Cheers Soviet Space Feat as U S Officials Pause
President Kennedy congratulated the Soviet Union on its dual orbital flight while U S space officials offered cautious comment. Networks broadcast Soviet cosmonauts Andrian Nikolayev and Pavel Popovich from London recordings and Moscow Tass relayed Carpenter’s message.
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Boothbay Harbor
Maine
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CBS
NBC
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Pavel Popovich
Telstar
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America
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
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Carpenter
Palmer Lake
Colo
Tass
Associated Press
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Denver Post
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Lengthy Flights Predicted Lengthy Flights Predicted
Two Soviet cosmonauts aboard Vostok III and IV continued their long space mission with Maj. Andrian Nikolayev and Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich nearing day three and day two respectively. Tass noted dozens of orbits while authorities cautioned against premature landing rumors. The pair reported good health and functioning equipment as they prepared for further endurance flights and scientific work.
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Moscow
Earth
Andrian Nikolayev
Tass
Vostok IV
Pavel Popovich
Gherman S. Titov
Japan
Sohio Research Center
Cleveland
Ohio
Popovich
Berlin wall anniversary sparks violent clashes at border
West Berliners clashed with East German police on the wall’s first anniversary. Tear gas, water cannon, and stones flew as 15,000 protesters gathered along Wilhelmstrasse and Unter den Linden. One East German guard defected to West Berlin while Mayor Brandt spoke of injustice and unity.
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East Berlin
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West
East
West Berlin
Lifeguards Nab Shark Off Beach in New Jersey
A 46 pound shark measuring 30 inches was caught by two lifeguards off Point Pleasant Beach New Jersey in two and a half feet of water. The incident followed a New York man’s hand arm and thigh injury at nearby Manasquan Beach triggering shark patrols and bathing restrictions. Michael Roman 24 of Jackson Heights N Y was treated and listed in satisfactory condition at Point Pleasant Hospital.
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N.J
New York
Monmouth County
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Manasquan Beach
Asbury Park
Roman
Jackson Heights
N.Y
Point Pleasant Hospital
David Siebert
Neckties But No Shirts Protest at Basildon Pub
Five young men entered William Quick's pub wearing collars and neckties but no shirts to protest the saloon rule. They argued the policy was stupid, and Quick allowed them a single drink before departure. Later they returned with shirts and ties.
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Basildon
England
William Quick
Quick
David King
Kennedy May Offer 63 Tax Cut In Tonight’s Address
President Kennedy may preview a 1963 tax cut during his 7 p.m. EDT national address on taxes and the economy. He is expected to press for stand by authority to cut taxes and begin a public works program if recession looms.
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Kennedy
Congress
Afl-Cio
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
White House
Treasury
Timba the Lion Stays Close Under Watch at Zoo
Timba the 10 year old male lion remains under stricter supervision at Ross Park Zoo after keeper Daniel Berina failed to lock a door allowing Timba to follow him from the cage to the animal building office. Berina fled outside and Timba was shut inside the building until lured back by Park Commissioner Michael Bednar who dangled meat through the bars.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Ross Park Zoo
Timba
Daniel Berina
Berina
Michael Bednar
Wasteland of suspicion as Soviet tour ends in questions
Editor Felix R. McKnight recounts a 23 day US editors tour of the Soviet Union. He depicts a nation strong in science yet primitive in living standards and notes Khrushchev’s aggressive push to improve agriculture while fearing world domination. He says media lacks truth about the United States and that Soviet aftercare remains tightly controlled.
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Felix R. McKnight
The
Dallas Times-Herald
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Dallas
Tex
United States of America
Samarkand
Tashkent
Detroit
Telstar
Khrushchev
NKVD
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
United States
America
Organization of Farm Pro
Wasteland
Japanese youth sails solo to San Francisco seeks two year stay
Kenichi Horie, 23, of Osaka, arrived in a 19 foot sailboat after a three month voyage from Osaka. He hopes to stay in the United States two years to learn English despite lacking passport visa or immunization record. Authorities consider his status as they aid his consular protection.
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Pacific
United States
Kenichi Horie
Osaka
U.S. Immigration Service
Public Health Service
Horie
San Francisco Bay
U.S. Coast Guard
St. Francis Yacht Harbor
Immigration Service
Coast Guard
State to hold aid meetings for storms damage relief
Two state sponsored sessions are planned in eastern North Carolina to explain SBA and Farmers Home Administration emergency loan programs for farmers and small businessmen. Twenty one counties across Beaufort Bertie Carteret Craven Duplin Hyde Jones Lenoir Martin Onslow Pamlico Pitt Tyrrell Washington Greene Edgecombe New Hanover Pender Sampson Wayne and Chowan qualify for federal assistance.
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Williamston
Terry Sanford
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Bertie
Carteret
Craven
Duplin
Hyde
Jones
Lenoir
Martin
Onslow
Pamlico
Pitt
Tyrrell
Washington
Greene
Edgecombe
New Hanover
Pender
Sampson
Wayne
Chowan
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