Soviet spaceman Nikolayev completes seven orbits
Soviet radio reports Maj. Andrian Nikolayev slept after seven orbits and about 200000 miles in Vostok II. Khrushchev sent a message praising his endurance as observers ponder possible 72 hour to week long duration and heavier craft than Titov.
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Moscow
Moscow Radio
Khrushchev
Andrian G. Nikolayev
Tass
Nikolayev
Maj
Titov
Yuri Gagarin
Gagarin
Mata
British Feel Long Trip Ahead to Moon Mission
British scientists watched the Soviet Vostok III launch from Jodrell Bank tracking the flight and listening to Maj. Andrian Nikola yev. They expect a multi day mission possibly extending to a week as a step toward a manned moon effort with strong signals indicating ample spaceship power.
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London
Moon
Jodrell Bank
Vostok II
Andrian Nikolayev
Earth
Sir Bernard Lovell
Slough
Vostok III
London Evening Standard
Andy
Princess Margaret Back Home After Jamaica Visit
Princess Margaret returned to London with Lord Snowden after Jamaica independence celebrations. Kensington Palace announced an equerry will start Oct. 1 to assist her household as duties increase. Maj. Michael Mitchell of the Coldstream Guards was chosen for the post.
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London
Mary
Jamaica
Lord Snowdon
Kensington Palace
Margaret
Maj
Michael Mitchell
The
Coldstream Guards
A Gentleman Farmer Tips Hat at Likely 100 King Tomato
A humorous note from a rural columnist describes a gentleman farmer who salutes each promising tomato plant as he passes. The quip reflects country wit about patience and pride in a garden yield.
Prince Philip Survives Third Sea Mishap in Two Days
In Torquay England Prince Philip endured a third nautical mishap within 48 hours as a sightseer boat collided with the royal yacht Britannia tearing paint but causing no injuries. Earlier the prince fell into the water when his sailing boat capsized and a crane nearly toppled into the harbor during towing.
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Torquay
England
Prince Philip
Britannia
Queen Elizabeth
Torbay
Rotterdam
Philip
Prince
U S Rejects Soviet Berlin Accusations Amid Space Flight
Washington says the Soviet note aims to distract from the Berlin wall anniversary and warns it would not endanger cosmonaut Andrian Nikolayev. Officials see the space flight and Moscow’s Berlin outcry as propaganda, while Kennedy notes more Pacific high altitude tests possible before September.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Berlin
U. S
Kremlin
Andrian G. Nikolayev
Tass
Pacific
Kennedy
Berlin Wall anniversary tense as Berliners mark a year
Berlin observers report rising nervousness among East and West authorities as the first anniversary of the Berlin wall approaches. The Soviets and East German forces reinforce checkpoints while West Berlin holds a three minute noon silence and bells toll under church warning. Diplomatic notes fly between Moscow and Western capitals over the border crisis.
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Berlin
West
Berlin Wall
Brandenburg Gate
West Berlin
Wall
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Henrich Luebke
West German Federal Republic
Luebke
Federal Republic
Walter Sickert
Otto Dibelius
Evangelical Church
East
Kennedy names Bohlen as new France ambassador
President Kennedy selects Charles E. Bohlen, veteran diplomat fluent in Russian, to replace Gen. Gavin as ambassador to France. Bohlen, 57, has long served in the State Department including posts to the Soviet Union and Philippines, with WWII era conferences noted. The announcement comes as Bohlen sails aboard the PT109 era craft with Kennedy and former PT boat veterans on a weekend outing near Boothbay Harbor.
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Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Kennedy
France
Charles E
Chip) Bohlen
James M. Gavin
Paris
South Pacific
Bohlen
State Department
Harvard College
Soviet Union
Philippines
Moscow
Tehran
Dumbarton Oaks
Crimea
San Francisco
London
Ptimen
John's Island
Friendship Cove
Manitou
Coast Guard
Coast
Strict Job Rights Compliance Ordered
Washington AP Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg said Kennedy’s Equal Employment Opportunity Committee will enforce antidiscrimination orders on government contracts. He dismissed rumors of voluntary compliance and said enforcement will not be weakened.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Goldberg
A Glance Inside Concrete Curtain One Year On
One year after the Berlin Wall went up the divided city shows reinforced barriers and rising bitterness. The Journal continues a series on juvenile delinquency in Middletown with agency efforts on page 21, and Ted Pollard visits Judge David Black's Hamilton court on page 32.
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Berlin Wall
Middletown
Journal
Ted Pollard
David Black
Hamilton
Albany Parks and Library Padlocked in Racial Tension
Police padlocked Albany parks and the library after the City Commission rejected mediation. Dr Martin Luther King Jr warned of a volatile racially charged situation and pledged to return to lead possible mass demonstrations. Activists including Rev Joseph Smith and attorney William Kunstler joined a mixed group in the integration attempt.
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Albany, Ga
United States
Martin Luther King Jr. King
Atlanta
King
Georgia
Ourorces
Albany
Nation
Laurie Pritchett
Joseph Smith
Dresner
Desegregation Tensions Rise After Rawls Speech and King Probation
A closed public library incident followed City Atty H Grady Rawls remarks that the city did not enforce segregation laws. Negro leaders saw a chance for desegregation and halted two planned mass demonstrations. King and three other leaders received 60 day probation for a July 27 prayer vigil.
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H. Grady Rawls
Rawls
King
One Dead In Kentucky Crash
A head on collision on U S 60 nine miles west of Olive Hill Kentucky left one dead and five injured. Sixteen year old Andrew Dun can Wheatley born in London England died of head injuries in Ashland hospital. He was traveling with his parents from Palo Alto California to New York. Injured were Mrs Glenna Miller 54 of Huntington and four Wheatley family members.
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Olive Hill
U. S
Andrew Duncan Wheatley
London
England
Ashland
Young Wheatley
Palo Alto
Calif
New York
Glenna Miller
Huntington
Wheatley
Rhodes Says Plan Is Legal
Van Wert Ohio AP Republican candidate for governor State Auditor James A Rhodes said his new jobs and industrial development plan has wide acceptance and is feasible and legal. He urged positive leadership and an end to bickering. The plan would create an authority for industrial loans funded by revenue bonds up to 100 million dollars.
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van Wert
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Cleveland
Rotary
Ohio plan aims to lift state to national industrial lead
Rhodes described a plan he calls Noa 1 to boost Ohio into the nation’s industrial spotlight. He claimed it is practical and legal, already used in 17 states with a revenue bond approach, could create 200000 jobs, and requires no tax money. He praised Ohio’s skilled labor and brain power as key assets.
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Ohio
Rhodes
Not enough data to determine a proper headline
The fragment notes a state with the world’s largest privately financed research organization and many universities, yet laments job losses and below average economic performance compared with the national average. No specific names or dates are given.
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Reginald Smith-Rose
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Princess Margaret
Sea
East Berlin
East German People's Army
Checkpoint Charlie
Marschall Bridge
Reichstag
Sen
Benjamin A.smith
D-Mass
Harvard
James A. Reed
the Treasury
Paul B. Fay Jr
Navy
Red
Fay
Theodore Kheel
Kheel
Valley News
Kentucky
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