Preparations Continue For Cooper Mercury Flight
Heavy clouds threaten launch from Cape Canaveral as NASA and Project Mercury push ahead with Gordon Cooper’s 22 orbit mission aboard Atlas Faith 7. Weather aims for Tuesday liftoff between 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. EST with final checks and a vast recovery network ready.
Space Flight Facts L. Gordon Cooper to orbit 22 times
CAPE CANAVERAL FL A P reports the forthcoming flight by astronaut L Gordon Cooper age 36 Air Force major husband and father of two planned to launch Tuesday morning between 8 and 10 30 EST The mission covers 22 orbits over 34 hours with a 600000 mile route for medical study on weightlessness Recovery is to be near Midway Island Wednesday A global search and rescue net will be ready if needed Weather is favorable.
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Recovery Of Cooper Is Mapped
Washington officials outlined plans to seek foreign assistance if astronaut Gordon Cooper lands in China during his upcoming space flight. Recovery teams would position at the boundary and await entry permission if Cooper lands in a Communist country.
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Supreme Court overturns Louisiana court contempt rulings
The Supreme Court unanimously overturns jail sentences given to three Negroes who refused to move from the white section of a courtroom in East Baton Rouge Parish Louisiana on November 29 1962. The decision cites a Richmond Virginia case that bans courtroom segregation. Contempt sentences were handed by Judge Fred S LeBlanc in the 19th Judicial District Court.
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Exile Leaders Form Haiti Provisional Government in Puerto Rico
Haitian exiles Louis Dejoie and Daniel Fignole announced a provisional government from Puerto Rico claiming to represent 80 percent of Haitian voters and predicting Duvalier’s dictatorship will fall within weeks. They seek quick recognition from the United States and other nations.
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Supreme Court limits dues use for political purposes
The court ruled that railroad workers cannot be forced to fund political spending through union dues. Justice Brennan announced the decision affecting about 30 North Carolina Southern Railway employees, with Justice Harlan dissenting in part and Justice Goldberg recusing. The ruling sends the case back to the North Carolina Supreme Court to determine political expenditures and the share of dues used politically, and to shape refunds and future union practices.
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Railroads Agree To Merge In Major U S Rail Move
Union Pacific, Chicago Rock Island and Pacific announce a planned merger after an eight month study. Rock Island to sell lines south and southwest of Kansas City to Southern Pacific. Exchange offered is 0.718 Union Pacific share for each Rock Island share. Board and stockholder approvals to follow. Tax implications described as tax free.
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Federal troops massing as Birmingham quiets after unrest
Riots in Birmingham prompted President Kennedy to move riot trained Army units into Alabama with警 federal troops stationed at Maxwell Air Force Base and Fort McClellan. King urged restraint while Malcolm Wallace, mayor Boutwell and Negro leaders appealed for calm. The Gaston Motel bombing sparked the latest violence as efforts for desegregation continued.
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Kennedy to Fly to Northern Alabama Amid Birmingham Crisis
President Kennedy plans a Saturday flight to northern Alabama as federal troops move into the Birmingham area to curb racial violence. He will respond to Alabama Governor George Wallace’s telegram challenging the action and may make the reply public. Kennedy also remains in contact with Attorney General RFK as he weighs troop details and a potential Wallace meeting.
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Reds watch for signs of Viet Cong drive against U.S. advisers
Army Special Warfare officers in Washington study Viet Nam killings as they note two American advisers were slain on the same day in separate provinces. Pentagon tallies 36 American deaths since Jan 1 1961 and 167 wounded by hostile action with about 12 000 U.S. troops in South Viet Nam.
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