Titov completes sixth orbit aboard Vostok II
Soviet news agency Tass reports Gher Titov on Vostok II completes multiple orbits around Earth. He eats, rests, and communicates via Moscow radio while confirming all systems work. Titov describes feeling well and sends greetings as he continues the mission with vast global reception.
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Titov
Moscow
Vostok TL
Mos
Methodist
Hospi
Woody
Vostok I
Yuri Gagarin
Tass
Gagarin
Ussr
Vostok
Births Recorded At Local Hospitals In Busy Sunday
Congratulations to families including Paul Ung and Mrs Kenneth Privett of 3921 Cinston for a son born at 6 40 am at Methodist Hospital. Also to Mr and Mrs Davie Jones of 2619 33h ton for a daughter at Bethotist Hospital. Fathers include a police detective and a farm laborer among others.
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Aul Ung
Kenneth Privett
Methodist Hospital
Davie Jones
Polindy
Bethotist” Hospital
GO. Can
Pris
Methon
Harvey Betts
Sundayan Methodist Hospital
Texoma Hit Storm Lashes Lake Texoma Area
A thunderstorm line caused damage at Lake Texoma with a toppled pier at Island View Resort and fire destroying five boats. Winds ripped the 100 foot pier after broken power lines sparked a gas line rupture. Rescue efforts saved several craft as boats were stranded amid wet boathouses and scattered showers across Texas.
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Page One
Island View
W. D. Batreau
Dallas
Waco
Texas
Longview-Tyler
Texoma
U. S. Weather Bureau
Lubbock
Dalhart
Corpus Christi
U.S. Mercury Program Seen Unchanged by Soviet Flight
NASA officials say the U S program remains on track to place a manned earth satellite by year end or early 1962. The plan includes an unmanned test flight and a chimpanzee ride before a manned mission. Officials emphasize continued acceleration of the Mercury program despite Soviet success.
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NASA
Robert C. Seamans Jr
Agency
Yuri Gagarin
Powers
Low
United States
Earth
Herman Oberth
Alan B. Shep
Oberth
Ord Jr
Nehru
India
Ier Gepeis Ben Sirwes
East Berlin
Twoton
Poland
Pater
CTK
Simon Ar
Tal
Cultist John Harrell and son freed on bond
Cultist John R. Harrell and his young son posted 9500 dollars bond after a night in jail. They headed to a Louisville estate while some 100 followers fast as their leader is absent. 15 followers remain jailed alongside Pvt. Dion Gaylord Davis, 18, from the FBI raid that captured the group early Friday without shots fired.
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ST. Louis, Mo
John R. Harrell
Louisville
Harrell
Dion Gaylord Davis
FBI
Davis
Titov the Eagle becomes second Soviet spaceman
Soviets hailed Gherman Titov, a young pilot and model aircraft builder, as the second Soviet in space. Moscow TV showed Titov smiling, recounting spaceflight and dedicating the mission to the 22nd Congress of the Communist Party. His father praised his diligence and early aviation interest. Titov grew up in Altai and trained at Stalingrad Flying School before military service in Leningrad. He is married to Tamara Vasilyevna and is a candidate member of the Communist Party.
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Khrush
Gagarin
Earth
Moscow
Tass
Latin America
Washington
United
Sikes
Eagle
Air Force
Bej
Tater
North America
Coland
Scandinavia
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Iran
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Indian Ocean
Pacific
Twoman
Yuri Gagarin
Spac
Maj
Ce Anes
Arela
Matherly
Cern
Reinhold Gens
Maj. Gherman
Stepanovich Titov
Siberian
Yuri A. Gagarin
Moscow Radio
Yuri Garin
Communist Party
Tamara Vasilyevna
Stepan Pavelovich Titov
Polkovnikova
Altai Terr
Ritory
Siberia
China
Soviet Union
Mongolia
Gherman
Verkhneye Zhilino
Altai
Polkovnikovo
Jeven-Grade
Malobikhino
Leningrad
Jags
League
Thov
Polkavinkova
Titev
Titov Fa
Berlin Crisis Signals Western Unity and Blockade Talks
The West urged a united response to Soviet pressure over Berlin as four powers discussed a possible blockade. Khrushchev intensified propaganda and warned of a unilateral Soviet decision while refugees fled East Germany toward West Berlin amid the crisis talks led by Rusk.
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Paris
NATO
Khrushchev
Berlin
Geneva
United States
France
Britain
West Germany
Russia
Soviet Bloc
Uost
Stern
Sec
Dean Rusk
East Germany
East Berlin
West Berlin
Tron
Kennedy plans to reorganize CIA intelligence structure
Report states Kennedy aides discuss detailed plans to split CIA operations among new director and deputy, with a shift of oversight to Defense and military offices. Generals Maxwell Taylor and James Killian involved, Dulles era functions debated, potential replacement considered.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Kennedy
United
Maxwell D
Taylor
James R. Killian Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
Foreign money violators face death penalty decree
Considine and others once sentenced to 15 years for currency violations have had their terms changed to death before the firing squad. Radio Free Europe notes this is the fourth tightening of the currency law in less than five months. The article observes that the youths prefer not to wait until 1980.
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Editorial Pare
Radio Free Europe
City watches Vostok I flight across sky in Charleston
Thousands line streets to view the Russian spaceship Vostok I as it passes overhead. WCSC-TV director Ken Klyce spots the craft piloted by Major Gherman Titov at about 8 09 p.m. EDT with binoculars, noting a bright, star like glow fading after 8 20 p.m. EDT.
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Charleston
S.C
Klyce
Lightning Kills Oklahoma Boys In Tent Tragedy
A thunderstorm from cool Canadian air hit near Ft Cobb Reservoir in southwestern Oklahoma killing two boys aged 6 and 11 and injuring a third child. Oklahoma City saw downed power lines and hail with fires sparked by lightning. The storm system affected the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley while rainfall spread to the Atlantic coast and Gulf region.
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Ft. Cobb
Oklahoma City
Great Lakes
Ohio
Mississippi
Gulf
Monroe
Pensacola
Fla
Montana
Needles
Calif
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U. S
Politie
Hosmer
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
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Lovell
England
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Kenneth Gatland
British Interplanetary Society
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Young Communist League
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Tie
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