Slayton Out of Solo Space Flights
Washington AP reports astronaut Donald K. Slayton has heart trouble ending his solo Mercury flight, moving him to ground duties at NASA’s Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston. NASA chief James E Webb says Slayton not yet ruled out of Gemini and Apollo missions ahead.
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NASA Plans Moon Ship Proposals After Slayton Grounding
NASA pivoting to two new moon ship concepts after Deke Slayton’s grounding for atrial fibrillation. Webb and Gilruth expect a swift path to contracts within three months, with Slayton replaced by Carpenter and Cooper eyed for an early spaceflight aboard a 6 orbit mission by Schirra. Slayton expresses disappointment but pledges to contribute.
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Telstar relay links France US live telecast across Atlantic
Transatlantic signal relay via Telstar beams Yves Montand and Michele Arnaud to North American screens. Gore plans tax credit alternative for corporations, with depreciation rules and rate cuts discussed by senators. CBS airs 16th Telstar orbit live England to US. BBC questions European preemption and EU pact.
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Winnie Develops Bronchial Infection
London AP says Sir Winston Thurchill developed a bronchial infection and runs a temperature at Middlesex Hospital where he recovers from a thigh fracture. The bulletin notes some swelling reduction in the injured leg and warns of possible pneumonia due to immobilization. Next bulletin expected Friday.
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Blair legacy marked Missouri politics and law links
Former governor Blair, a longtime Missouri leader, served as majority leader, state bar president, mayor of Jefferson City, and lieutenant governor before becoming governor. A World War II veteran, he earned air medals and battle stars, practiced law in Jefferson City, and led budgeting reforms, mental health funding, and higher education support. He survived by a family including judges and a postmaster.
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Pacifists Sentenced In Naval Test Zone Voyage
In San Francisco a federal judge sentenced three California pacifists to six months in jail for attempting to sail a vessel toward the U S nuclear test zone. Two organizers of the Committee for Non Violent Action also received six month terms. The case involves WalterChaffee Barton Stone and Bob Robbins among others. Depreciation overhaul debate follows with Kennedy predicting a possible rise in capital spending and a shift in tax policy affecting business investments.
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Wrangling Over Appropriations for Faster Truce Talk
Washington AP story reports a possible quick truce between the House and Senate appropriations committees as chairmen exchanged letters to discuss differences over proceedings and control of annual money bills. The feud has left no annual appropriation bills sent to the President since July 1, with emergency funding in effect.
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Saskatchewan Rally Sparks Legislative Clash
A rally expanded by recruiting 150 to 100 doctors from Britain, paying 3900 to 1800 monthly, while Saskatchewan Liberal members were ousted from the chamber. Lloyd Thatcher blasted the move as autocratic. the premier countered with a planned special session to seek a solution amid the political maneuvering.
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Crimes Reach New High in US Last Year
FBI report shows four major crimes occurred at a rate of four per minute across the United States, with 1,926,096 offenses in 1961, a 3 percent rise from 1960. Crimes by under-18 offenders increased 4 percent from 1960.
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Quake Jolts Central Philippines Islands Reported
An earthquake shook several central Philippines islands Wednesday night according to the Weather Bureau with no immediate damage reported. Local authorities and residents were briefly unsettled but no injuries or structural damage were noted.
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