Cosmonette Becomes 1st Space Gir BY Tea
Valentina Tereshkova aged 26 is described as the world’s cosmonette and first female in space. Her Vostok VI launched at 12 30 p m to reach orbit with speed around 17 400 miles per hour and she reports beauty of the universe. Russian pilot Lt Col Valery Bykovsky aims for an eight day stay in space and may break records referenced in the report.
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Ben-Gurion Resigns as Premier and Defense Minister
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion aged 76 announced his resignation for personal reasons and told reporters in Jerusalem that he also stepped down as defense minister a post he held since 1955. He submitted the resignation to his cabinet earlier, friends said he wished to be with himself and attend to matters dear to his heart.
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Banzai Mental Patient Triggers Brooklyn Shootout
A 40 year old electrician James L Little barricaded in a Brooklyn apartment and fired on pedestrians using a Mauser rifle a shotgun and a .22 rifle with a telescopic sight. He wounded a young girl Denise Burden and her aunt Tina Burden as police exchanged
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Hoover in Serious Condition Amid Ongoing Treatment
A medical bulletin at 11:20 a m EDT reports no additional intestinal bleeding in the nation s oldest former president Herbert Hoover despite an irregular heart action and a low fever. He remains under continuous care from three doctors.
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Macmillan Faces Critical Commons Speech Over Profumo Scandal
London Prime Minister Harold Macmillan prepares a pivotal speech to defend his government amid the Profumo scandal. He seeks to show honor after rumors link War Minister Profumo and a Soviet attaché to Christine Keeler, with public anger and royal dismay reported. A parliamentary appearance and a court session by Dr. Step precede the day’s proceedings.
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Arizona Couple Killed Near Here
An Arizona couple, George Clubert Black, 73, and Agnes May Black, about 79, of Phoenix, were killed early yesterday when their car struck a parked vehicle in the emergency parking zone on U.S. 91 north of here. The Nevada Highway Patrol identified the victims.
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Communist raid sparks fears of terror campaign in Venezuela
Venezuelan authorities and UPI report four militants raided the home of a U.S. embassy official in Caracas. No injuries were reported as embass y officials warn of a broader psychological war aimed at Americans. The FALN group had just declared a personal retaliation campaign amid last week’s assassination attempt on President Betancourt.
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Prepare Chapel For Cardinals Pope Selection
Vatican City prepares for the conclave to elect the 262nd pope. The Sistine Chapel interiors are readied with 82 purple thrones for cardinals and a sealed 260 room area for their use. Cardinal Urbani led the novendiali mass in St Peter's Basilica as nations and organizations sent official observers led by U S Vice President Lyndon B Johnson arriving from Washington.
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Cambridge Saints and Guards Face Tense Sunday
In Cambridge Maryland National Guardsmen and state police maintained limited martial law as parishioners attended churches in a calm yet tense atmosphere. Troop check posts dotted strategic points while clerics urged nonviolent action and unity amid racial unrest and troop vigilance.
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Violence Flares as Tense Race Clash Rocks Oxford
Amid heavy rain a 70-man police force separated about 300 Negroes and Whites as bricks bottles and rocks flew in Oxford North Carolina. Police exchanged gunfire with looters and patrol cars were fired at during successive clashes over two nights.
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Weather Today Mostly Clear With Gentle Winds
Forecast calls for mostly clear skies and gentle winds. Low humidity around seven percent with a high near four dollars in the record, sunrise at 5 23 and sunset at 7 38.
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