Mercury shot tests push capsule to edge of survivability
At Wallops Island, Little Joe VII launched the 3,000-pound space chamber with two ballast dummies aboard. The test generated extreme stresses to confirm equipment would protect a crewmember, with a man’s life viewed as probable in future Cape Canaveral flights.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
William M. Bland
Virginia Eastern Shore Test Center
Allstate Car Insurance Ad Noted in Mercury Page
An archival Mercury page 2 clipping references Allstate car insurance in a classified or advertisement section. The brief item notes V13-2532 as a catalog or reference code. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Allstate Car Insurance
Adv
Weather forecast and temperature readings for Northeast Kansas
Partly cloudy this evening will clear and turn cold with local frost expected overnight. Saturday brings generally fair skies and a warmer trend with overnight lows in the mid 30s and daytime highs in the 60s. Temperature readings show a high of 68 and a low of 44. year ago today had 62/12. record high 85 and low 41 in prior years.
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Kansas
Kansas Weather and Tire Sale Ad Notice
Temperatures will average two to four degrees above normal east to near normal west Saturday through Wednesday. Normal highs mid 60s to 70s, lows 40s to near 50, precipitation 10 to 20 inches as showers late period. 24 Hour tire sale at Ray Stoneback's Mase a Adu: Buy 1 Trail maker tire and get 1 free. Open tonight 7 to 10.
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Kansas
Ray Stoneback
Mase A Adu
Closing the Gap in Space Flight Risk A Week Away
A American astronaut faces a 15 minute suborbital hop to 115 miles high over the Atlantic as the United States weighs reliability of the Atlas rocket amid Soviet progress. The piece compares Columbus to Gagarin and notes U.S. safety tests and the need for proven launch and recovery systems.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
Cape Ganaveral
Fla
Yuri Gagarin
Earth
Atlantic
Columbus
America
Spain
Gagarin
Soviet Union
U.S
Mrs Pamela Garroway Found Dead in Home
Pam ela Garroway 34 wife of TV host Dave Garroway was found dead in their New York town house. Autopsy suggested possible barbiturate overdose though officers withheld ruling while toxicology tests proceed. She had recent nervous disorder treatment and left behind children Paris 17 and Michael 13, with the couple at Westhampton and medical staff present.
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New York
Pamela Garroway
Dave Garroway
Garroway
Long Island
Westhampton
Nbc-Tv
Garroways
Investors See Two New York Pair Charged With Market Rigging
Government lawyers accuse Jerry and Gerard Re of causing "many millions of dollars of harm" to thousands of investors through stock market rigging and other violations. The SEC brief details a year long probe into the Res, exchange specialists at the American Stock Exchange, suspended pending commission action. It cites illegal sales of nearly 10 million dollars in nine companies and attempts to influence trades through insiders and side payments. Witnesses describe offers of under the table payments and attempted mergers tied to rigging schemes.
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American Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Full Commission
Res
Exchange
Commission
New York City
SEC
New York
Harris, Upham & Co
Jerry Re
J. Rokeach & Sons
Jennis M. Doroshaw
Thompson-Starrett Co., Inc
Thompson Starrett
Lawrence Schmidt
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Open Lanes Tonight at Hillcrest Bowl
Investors note proceeds at Hillcrest Bowl tonight with lanes open and activity expected on the page two feature. The brief mentions Hillcrest Bowl and investors but provides limited details on events or times.
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Hillcrest Bowl
Four Named to Order of the Coif at KU Law Dinner
Kansas University law students Norman William Hines Charles James Woodin Terry Noble Fiske and lawyer George B Powers were inducted into the Order of the Coif at the Law Day banquet in the Kansas Union. Powers a KU Law School graduate and Wichita trial lawyer holds several bar leadership posts. The evening also honored Burdick Prize winners Donald Hoover Loudon and George Maier Jr and the C C Stewart Award recipient Norman William Hines. moot court teams from KU faced off in Green Hall with James L Rose and Maier prevailing over James B Lowe and Loudon.
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Kansas University Law
Order of the Coif
Kansas Union
Norman William Hines
Olathe
Charles James Woodin
Wichita
Terry Noble Fiske
Denver
George B. Powers
Law School
Powers
KU Law School
Kansas
American College of Trial Lawyers
Wichita Bar Association
Kansas Bar Association
House of Delegates
American Bar Association
Burdick
Donald Hoover Loudon
Kansas City
Kaw
Loudon
Stewart, Petefish
George Maier Jr
Chicago
C. C. Stewart
Lawyers Title Association
Robert A. Leslar
Arkansas University
New York University
Green Hall
James L. Rose
Topeka
Maier
James B. Lowe
Winfield and
Weekend Forecast: Frost Tonight Then Mild Weekend
Northeast Kansas will see frost tonight with lows in the 30s. Saturday and Sunday look generally fair with highs in the 60s, ideal for outdoor activity but not sunbathing. Thursday reached 68 and 44, with today’s low a record 37 at 6 am.
Spacious Facilities at Reasonable Prices
Rumsey Funeral Home offers roomy chapels and modern amenities at affordable rates. Located at VI-RM Adu, the firm emphasizes comfort and value for families planning services.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Vi-Rm Adu
Three Douglas County youths tied to farm burglaries
Keith Allen 16 Victor Allen 21 and Richard Ferguson 21 were arrested early today in connection with burglaries at the Leonhard farm north of Lawrence and the Schellack farm north of Eudora. Investigations continue as many stolen tools are unidentified and local authorities plan further charges.
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Douglas County
Fred Broeker
Lawrence Leonhard
Lawrence
Robert Schellack
Eudora
Keith Allen
Victor Allen
Richard Ferguson
Brooker
Leavenworth County Court
Schellack
Leonhard
Broecker
Willis Long
Glen Long
Leavenworth County
Bert Nash Clinic Open House Planned During Mental Health Week
Open house from 2 to 4 30 p.m. Sunday at the Bert Nash Clinic will feature Dr Gary Lee psychologist Ted Mathews and social worker Robert Johnson. William Binns shows Mr Finlay s Feelings video. Events include talks with Dr Harold Mand and others and a Thursday program for high school students with exhibits from Winter Veterans Hospital.
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Bert Nash
4Th
Mo. Sts
Howard Hurwitz
Gary Lee
Ted Mathews
Robert Johnson
William Binns
Finlay
Trinity Episcopal Parish
10Th
Vt. Sts
Harold Mand
Menninger Foundation
Washburn University
Bert Nash Clinic
Lee
Winter Veterans Hospital
Albert Moore
Evadne Laptad
Ted Mat
Ann Landers to Speak Twice in Lawrence Monday
Ann Landers, renowned advice columnist, will speak at Lawrence High School at 9 a.m. and again at 7 p.m. at KU Hoch Auditorium. The KU event is open to the public with no charge. Sponsored by the Journal-World, the visit is part of a Lawrence appearance schedule.
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Ann Landers
Journal-World
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
Ann
The
Journal- World
U S Rejects Castro Offer in Cuba Talks Stance Hardens
Washington declared that communism in this hemisphere is not negotiable after rejecting a Castro regime proposal for U S Cuban negotiations. A State Department spokesman recalled Kennedy’s comment that Americans are not complacent about Iron Curtain forces close to U S shores.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Kennedy
KU Med Plan At All Levels Begins in Fall
KU Medical Center and Philippines University sign a personnel exchange plan to begin this September. The program covers four levels from undergraduate medical students to graduate research, with periods from a few months to two years and a first year budget around 60 000 dollars. The China Medical Board support is expected and Dr Wescoe aims to extend the program to all schools if successful.
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Kansas University
the Philippines University
Kansas Board of Regents
Phillippines Regents
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kaw
The
Philippines University
College of Medicine
W. Clarke Wescoe
China Medical Board of New York
Wescoe
New York City
Soviet Visitors Dainty Schedule at Kansas University
Eight Russian tourists visit Kansas University in Lawrence for six days. They attend classes and a current affairs forum, perform dances with Haskell Institute Indians, tour Kansas City, meet Truman, watch the White Sox, dine with faculty families, and hold a final press conference and farewell luncheon at the Union.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Haskell
Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Kansas City Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Lewis Hall
Templin
Roy D. Laird
Union
24 Hour Tire Sale Tonight at Ray Stoneback's
A 24 hour tire sale runs from 7 to 10 tonight at Ray Stoneback's located at 029 Mass.-Adv. The event advertises buy one tire and get another offer with discounts on a selection of tires.
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Space
Little Joe
Wallops Island
Atlas
Mercury
Vientiane, Laos
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Xieng Khouang
Laos
Luang Prabang
Sisavang Vong
Boun Oum
Little Kingdom
Souvanna Phouma
Communist Bloc
Souphanouvong
Souvanna
Plaine Des Jarres
U. S
Jerry
Gerard Re
Schmidt
New Frontier
Centron Corp
Fred Larrabee
Gloria Larrabee
Vt. St
Pleasant Grove
Norm Stuewe
Stratford Rd
Herb Harvey
24Th St
McGraw-Hall
journal-World Photo
Raney Hillcrest
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