America Orbits Telstar 2 Satellite in Major Spacefeat
CAPE CANAVERAL NASA announced Telstar 2 is in orbit after a 17th straight Delta launch success. Signals were being received as engineers planned a 8:30 p.m. test from the satellite to test live intercontinental television potential with US and European ground stations. In Moscow, Wynne and Penkovsky pleaded guilty to spying for the U.S. and Britain, facing possible death. indictments named several embassy staff.
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Federal Space Agency
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Oleg Penkovsky
U.S
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Penkovsky
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Soviet Committee For Coorgesation
Soviet Union
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United
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Radio Moscow
East Germany
Moscow-Peking
Rodney W. Carlson
Alcester
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Alexis Davison
Atlanta
Cooper
United States
Europe
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
Vture
Telstar 1
European
Japan
Rioting Princeton Students Storm Campus and Town
Rioters estimated 1000 to 1500 strong swept Princeton University grounds and the governor’s mansion area. Police arrested 14 students for disorderly conduct after clashes around Henry Hall and the air compressor incident. damage included a train, depot, fences, and storefront windows.
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Rinceton
N. J
Princeton University
Morven
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
Desegregation drives. Birmingham jails near capacity
Birmingham police arrests exceed 2,500 as protests expand. King pledges more demonstrations, noting about 1,000 arrests Monday. Jails hold roughly 2,400 detainees with juveniles and teens housed at state fairgrounds, while county facilities exceed capacity by about 100.
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Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
Dick Gregory
Melvin Bailey
Bessemer
War Threat Triggers U S Evacuation of Haiti Dependents
The State Department orders families of U S officials in Haiti to depart and urges private citizens to leave as evacuation planes from Port au Prince begin an airlift. About 2200 dependents and 1300 civilians may depart. 180 diplomats and military personnel will stay.
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State Department
U.S
Haiti
Pan American World Airways
Port Au Prince
Department
Dominican Republic
Guantanamo
Cuba
Kennedy
U. S
Clear Weather Follows Shower in Lawton Oklahoma
A sudden thunder shower eased by late Monday afternoon over Lawton, dropping 0.30 inch of moisture and causing an 11 degree temperature drop within an hour. Forecasters expect clearing skies to continue through Wednesday with no additional moisture expected. Oklahoma statewide pattern remains partly cloudy and mild as rainfall for 1963 rises to 8.08 inches.
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Oklahoma
Lawton
Suspects Deny Murder and Robbery in McKinney Slaying
Two Lawton men, Edward Henry Green and Benny Ray Bruner, pleaded innocent to armed robbery and murder in the slaying of Maj. (Ret.) Harry L. McKinney. Judge Jack Brock set Special Sessions hearings and ordered no bond due to potential capital punishment. Police continue the probe into McKinney's movements the previous Saturday.
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Edward H. Green
Jefferson
Benny Ray Bruner
Georgia
Special Sessions Court
Harry L. McKinney
Lawton
Bruner
Jack Brock
Edward Henry Green
Dearborn
Cleo Stout
Brock
Lawton View Urban Renewal Plan Eyed by City Council
City council members instructed the urban renewal committee to study adding the Lawton View area to a general neighborhood renewal plan and submit a recommendation later. They postponed action on a protest issue tied to Street Improvement District No 112 and discussed funding advances for a Lawton View renewal plan.
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Lawton View
Urban Renewal Committee
Lawton View Addition
Fourth
14Th
Gore
Lawton Urban Renewal
Housing and Home Finance Agency
March
Lawmakers Tour Altus SAC Base Briefing and Armory Groundbreaking
More than 80 Oklahoma legislators joined a briefing and tour of Altus Air Force Base and its 12 Atlas missile sites. Col. Jim Smith described SAC missions including deterence and potential victory. A groundbreaking ceremony for a new National Guard armory in Altus was held during the visit.
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Altus
UPI
Oklahoma
Strategic Air Command
Altus Air Force Base
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma City
Air National Guard
SAC
Jim Smith
816Th Air Division
Smith
7Th Strategic Aerospace Wing
National Guard
YMCA Building Fund Drive Near Halfway Mark
At a Monday USO building in Spokane the YMCA campaign reported $203,868 raised, over 51 percent of the $400,000 goal. Team chairman C. R. Ellsworth urged workers to collect more pledge cards while noting only 363 of 5,000 cards have pledges.
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YMCA
USO
Fourth
Taylor Roberts
National Council of Ymcas
C. R. Ellsworth
Teams
Ellsworth
Flash Fire Kills Three On Sub Flasher At Groton Yard
At Electric Boat in Groton Connecticut three workers died in a flash fire inside the aft trim tank of the submarine Flasher under construction. Two injured were Stanely Jasczyk and John Galluscio, both Rhode Island residents, treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The Flasher keel was laid in 1961. two sister submarines Greenling and Gate are also under construction.
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Groton
Stanley Jasczyk
West Warwick
R.I
John D. Galluscio
Westerly
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
New London
Jasczyk
Galluscio
Gate
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