Mixed worldwide reaction to Titov orbit achievement
Readers across the nation react to Maj Gherman Titov completing his orbit. Opinions vary from disbelief to pride with comments from individuals in Indiana, Denver, Washington, Los Angeles, Miami, Kansas City, New York, Richmond, Charlotte, and Baltimore noting concern, confidence in Kennedy, and reflections on the space race and Cold War dynamics.
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Maj. Gherman Titov
United States
Robert Jarobe
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert Sale
Denver
Berlin
Willam Ines
Washington, D.C
Oscar Nickelberry
Los Angeles
Ishoeshine Boy
H ‘J. Minter Wherritt
Kansas
City
Sidney Nadler
Miami
Fla
Lealtor
Julia J. Fehler
New York
David F. Cunningham
Raymond Lopez
Albert Newlin
New York City
Kennedy William
Josephson
Virginia
Kennedy
Minnie Beahr
Richmond
Betty Fox
Charlotte Grove
Douglas Johnson
Richmorth
Roy D. Whitlock
Rich
Jack Trevithick
Salt Lake City
Unitedd States
Richard M. Johnson
Baltimore
Khrushchev
Guard Home Following Camp Guardsmen Return to Readiness
NORTH FT. HOOD Tex AP Toughened National Guardsmen of the 36th Texas Infantry Division returned home under orders to stay ready. Maj Gen Carl L Phinney urged more realism in home drills and development of individual initiative while noting a shortage of officers. Immediate needs include 43 rated pilots 58 infantry officers and 14 armor officers. Brussels industrial development cooperation with U S concerns outlines projects in food processing equipment bus manufacture automatic machinery steam generator and garment fields.
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Texas National Guard Academy
Austin
Camp Mabry
Brussels
U.S
Belgium
Boy rescues father and companion earns Red Cross honor
David Earl Woody fourteen of 2502 57th Street receives the American Red Cross Certificate of Merit for life saving at Buffalo Lakes on May 7. He swam to his exhausted father Glenn Woody and helped another man Glen Sawyer to shore amid 30 to 45 mph winds and four foot waves. Inky the dog was saved as a pocket of air kept the boat afloat. The award, the 961st in the 16 state Midwestern Red Cross Area, will be presented at the Lubbock County chapter meeting.
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David
Earl Woody
57Th St
American Red Cross
Glenn Woody
Glen Sawyer
Vernon
Buffalo Lakes
Woody
Lubbock County
Bill Parsley
Father
Sawyer
Inky
Red Cross
Red Cross National Awards Committee
Washington, D. C
John F. Kennedy
American ‘National Red Cross
E. Roland Harriman
Egg Mail Saga From Nashville To Berkeley Ends Up In Transit
Berkeley postmaster Frank Spires recalls an egg mailed August 4 from Nashville to W T Brian at 12890 Buena Vista Way Berkeley. The egg arrived intact but Brian had moved, the box was forwarded, and a fictitious Nashville address tied to a Richard Finch emerged. The case wraps with the egg headed back toward Nashville and a baffling sender identity.
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Berkeley
Calif
Frank Spires
Nashville
U.S
Spires
Brian
Egg
W. T. Brian
Anaheim
Richard Finch
Finch
Tennessee
Wicketthorpe Brian
J.P. ‘Carter
University of California
W.T. Bri
King Wildcat Try Spotted In Southwest King County
In King County southwest, Wise Kent Ol Co and Sabre Oil drill a 7000 foot Ellenburger wildcat 13 miles southwest of Guthrie. The rig sits 134 miles southeast of a 5714 foot peak and 906 foot cluster nearby. Location at 467 feet south and west of Section 184, Block F, H and TC survey. Fifth Well HOCKLEY Rd Corley No 1A D Labor 2 location 8 miles west toward Baylor County School Land. Offset to production.
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King County
Wise Kent Ol Co., Inc
Sabre Oil and Drilling Co
Wichita Falls
H&tc
Hockley
Corley Jr
Wilson
Aesque
Baylor County School Landeevee
Hoax Tip Sparks Lake Rescue Effort Near Big Pines
California authorities treated a telephone tip about a busload of 50 Boy Scouts plunging into Jackson Lake near the Big Pines recreation area as a hoax. CHP and sheriffs from two counties dispatched units and divers from Hermosa Beach to the lake after the call.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California Highway Patrol
Jackson Lake
Big Pines
San Dimas
San Bernardino
Hermosa Beach
Highway Patrol
Welfare Head Firm In New Auto Ruling
Washington AP Secretary of Welfare Abraham Ribicoff ordered the auto industry to pledge by January to equip 1964 cars with blow by control devices. He preferred voluntary action but will seek legislation if manufacturers fail to announce a voluntary agreement to curb exhaust pollution.
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Washington (Ap
Abraham — Ribicoff
Ribicoff
Snyder Men Hurt In Second Wreck
Two Snyder Negro men were injured in the second traffic mishap involving them on Monday. R. V. Thompson and Benny Hutsman, both of Snyder, were treated at Cogdell Memorial Hospital for injuries described as a possible fractured shoulder and facial lacerations, with Hutsman also facing a possible skull fracture. The 34 year old driver of the car, a white man, was jailed as charges were considered. The vehicle overturned 8 miles south of Snyder on State Hwy 280 at 11:45 a.m., after another collision earlier on State Hwy 350 at 9:40 a.m.
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Here
Water Ski Injury at Buffalo Lakes Hears Local Youth
Eighteen year old Clyde Farris of 49th Street was injured late Monday at Buffalo Lakes when a boat driven by Jim Larson of Lubbock jammed steering gear and ran over him after he fell while skiing. He suffered a fractured right shoulder and head and shoulder lacerations. Methodist Hospital reported his condition as satisfactory. The incident occurred shortly after 6 p.m.
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Clyde Farris
Buffalo Lakes
Methodist Hospital
Jim Larson
Lubbock
Farris
Larson
Fan Waits 20 Years To Catch Last Half Of Gone With Wind
Movie theater manager John N Hopkins recalls a patron asking when the halfway point of Gone With The Wind would occur. The fan said he only wanted to see the second half, having left before the end when the film first released about two decades ago.
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John N. Hopkins
Hopkins
Costa Rica’s Trade Ties with Bonn and U S
Costa Rica remains tied to Bonn as its second largest customer, accounting for about 26.4 percent of its exports, while the United States holds a dominant share at roughly 50.8 percent. The figures reflect postwar trade patterns influencing the Central American nation’s commerce.
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Bonn
West Germany
Costa Rica
Purce
U. S
Record Year Highlight at Case Record Center
A fragment mentions Case Record Center at SH4sa72 2401 34th with emphasis on data or year related records. The readable bits imply a record-keeping or archival context rather than a narrative event.
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Case
Travis Man Considers Run For Texas Attorney General
Travis County district attorney Les Proc tor said Monday he is seriously considering running for Texas attorney general. The 40 year old Austin lawyer will announce his final decision in January. He called the office of attorney general essential to citizens and a real challenge demanding greatest skill.
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Longview
UPD
Les Proctor
Travis County
Texas
Austin
City Man Named To TDIAS Board
BEAUMONT AP New officers were elected Monday at the 24th annual conference of the Texas Division of the International Association for Identification. Detective L. M. C Snell of Beaumont was named president. The four day convention drew more than 2000 Texas identification experts. Oscar Nelson of the U.S. Immigration Service El Paso secretary treasurer Nick Christianson of the El Paso Police Department sergeant at arms. Directors named Claud Keaton Lubbock Leo Box Ector County sheriff's department.
Morale High Under Kennedy Reported by UPI
UPI states James L. Harrison public printer reports morale among federal employees is much better under the Kennedy administration. He told ITU delegates in Dallas that services to the government deteriorated under the previous administration and employee relations worsened. Harrison spoke during Monday's opening session as more than 1,000 delegates attended from the United States and Canada.
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Dallas
UPI
James L. Harrison
U. S
Washington
International Typographical Union Convention
Kennedy
Harrison
ITU
United States
Canada
Pair Swims to Freedom Berlin Night Refugees Reach West
Two 22 year old mechanics fled East Berlin by swimming a lake to reach West Berlin during the night wearing only trunks. They reported to a police station where they were given clothes and assigned to a refugee center.
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Berlin
East
West Berlin
Russians Celebrate Soviet Space Flight At United Nations
More than 30 Russians from the Soviet delegation and the UN secretariat held a party in the delegates lounge to celebrate the Soviet space flight.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative for the Whole Family
Medical authorities endorse a natural relief from temporary constipation suitable for youngsters and adults. Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative uses a gentle plant extract, is liquid for precise dosing, and features a pleasant taste. Get Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative at your dealer today.
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Caldweill
Dr. Caldwell
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