Radar Repair Clears Path for Cooper 22 Orbit Flight
Project Mercury officials gave a go for a new launch attempt by L Gordon Cooper after a Bermuda radar station failure delayed liftoff 12 minutes before touchdown. Weather looked favorable for takeoff between 7 and 9 30 am CST with Pacific recovery conditions holding steady. Cooper spent the afternoon fishing with Walter M Schirra Jr and prepared his flight plan as Atlas rocket and Faith 7 capsule were fueled and inspected.
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FCC Head Quits Post
President Kennedy accepted Newton Minow's resignation as FCC chair and named E William Henry to succeed. The vacancy will be filled by Lee Loevinger with Senate confirmation pending. Minow plans to return to Chicago and join Encyclopaedia Britannica as executive VP and general counsel.
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Texas House Okays Open-Dealings Code For Solons
The Texas House tentatively approved a bill to force open dealings by state officials and lawmakers and tightly regulate actions. The measure was engrossed but not final. Amendments included ethics provisions and reporting requirements, with several constitutional amendments sent to the Senate.
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Jail vigil planned at Etowah County Jail
An integrated group including Broadway actress Madeline Sherwood plans a vigil at Etowah County Jail in Gadsden Alabama on Wednesday. The event accompanies 18 Freedom Marchers being held in custody.
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Etowah County
Birmingham Urges Cautious Standdown of Troops
In Birmingham Alabama Rev Fred L Shuttlesworth urged Gov George Wallace to withdraw state patrolmen and for city police to assume control He said patrol brutality was alleged and federal troops were seen as provoking riots The governor had asked President Kennedy to pull back "advance echelons" while about 33000 riot trained troops stood by in Alabama The White House said Kennedy would not visit the planned Tuslimba Sheffield and See Birmingham area during his Alabama trip.
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Gets Around Fair Lady Everywhere But Space
Avalanche-Journal reports on My Fair Lady touring company with L Gordon Cooper Jr acting as advance man. The Lubbock engagement at Municipal Auditorium features 2:30 and 8:30 shows as the troupe travels from Scranton to Amarillo and beyond. Grossman notes over 60 million gross since Broadway opening with near 1800 attendees Tuesday night and 3300 across two days.
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Rail strike threat prompts arbitration plea in featherbedding row
The presidential board urged arbitration to avert a nationwide rail strike within 30 days. Kennedy backed the recommendation and asked both sides to take it seriously. Railroads invited unions to a bargaining session on May 16 to resolve outmoded work rules blamed for $600 million in annual costs.
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Chicago
National Railway ‘Labor Conference
Showers Dotted Panhandle to South Plains with Hail
Isolated showers swept parts of the South Plains late Tuesday as a Panhandle stretch saw hail the size of golf balls with reports of about half an inch of rain. Texas temperatures topped 90 across most regions with Lubbock at 93 and a forecast near 96 today.
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Blackmailer quoted in a past present threat
A columnist defines blackmail as a man who discovers a past secret in the present to leverage in the future. The brief linguistic note appears in a humor column and mirrors the edition's light editorial tone.
Round-table discussion on cross-country tour of major production
Fred P. Doolittle, Ronald Drake, Professor Henry Higgins, and Eric Brotherson join a wide open round-table on the giant production touring the country. English visitors Charles Victor and Ronald Drake mark first bus and truck tour stops in smaller American cities.
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Henry Higgins
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Sesson
Charles Victor
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Les
Morning Prayer Note from Natalie Camarillo Earth
A personal prayer begins a new day asking Heavenly Father for guidance and strength. The writer Natalie Camarillo petitions for patience courage and love as she faces daily tasks and interactions.
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Earth
Scrubbed Holiday Sparks Back-to-School Rush
In Houston, 14-year-old Camala Cooper and 13-year-old Janita hurried to Webster Junior High after their father’s space flight was postponed. Their mother Mrs. Gordon Cooper quickly decided to send them to school, while the girls planned to stay home.
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Tecumseh
Okla
B. F. Kellum
Ouston
Camala Cooper
Janita
Webster Junior High School
Manned Spacecraft Center
Gordon Cooper
Bermuda
Cam
Jan
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Joe Pirtle
United States approves rise in Atlantic air fares after British pressure
The U.S. yields to British demands and clears the way for a five percent fare increase on round trips with European air carriers. The CAB says it will modify its opposition on the increase after guidance from Secretary Rusk. Pan Am and TWA expect to post the higher rates after legal review. State Dept notes the fight not ended and Congress faces White House draft legislation.
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Weather Map Lubbock Area Forecast
Partly cloudy and warm with highs in the mid 90s. Scattered late afternoon and night time thundershowers expected across Lubbock and vicinity.
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