Kennedy Warns He'll Use Them In Birmingham Tense Stand
President Kennedy ordered Army riot control troops to Alabama as 1200 police enforced martial law in Birmingham. Governor Wallace challenged federal action while King urged nonviolence amid bombings and rioting at Anniston and the Gaston Motel.
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Kennedy
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ft. McClellan
Anniston
Alabama National Guard
Burke Marshall
Justice Department
Martin Luther King Jr
Albert Boutwell
Wallace
King
Gaston Motel
Integration Movement
A. D. King
Camp David
Maryland Mountains
Washington
Gears In Motion Clouds May Stall Orbit
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. AP Predicted heavy clouds threatened the flight of astronaut Gordon Cooper but Mercury officials said launch preparations continued for a Tuesday morning liftoff. A NASA weather summary warned morning cloudiness over Cape Canaveral could cover half the sky delaying the Atlas launch between 8 and 10:30 a.m. EST for a 22 orbit flight lasting more than 34 hours and camera coverage to verify the ascent. conditions were expected to improve later Tuesday or by Wednesday. A northeast wind shift offered hope the clouds would clear by launch time. Cooper practiced a countdown at Mercury Control Center and scheduled a final mission review with officials.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Gordon Cooper
Project Mercury
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlas
Cooper
Pacific
Midway
Mercury Control Center
L. Gordon Cooper
Air Force
Launch Heres Your Dope Sheet For Cooper
Cape Canaveral details for L Gordon Cooper mission include a Tuesday liftoff between 8 and 10 30 a m EST a 22 orbit 600000 mile flight over about 34 hours recovery planned near Midway Island Pacific on Wednesday a global recovery network is ready weather forecast calls for possible clouds
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Midway Island
Pacific Ocean
Miami Valley Weather Outlook Mixed Skies and Mild Temps
In the Miami Valley look for shower clearing by morning with partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures. Overnight low around 59, Tuesday’s high near 74, and temperatures through Friday about five degrees above normal. Sunday’s high reached 36 with a 46 overnight low. rainfall totaled 0.40 inches between 7 and 8 a.m. today.
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Miami Valley
Reds Expel Five American and Five British Diplomats
Moscow accused ten diplomats of spying tied to Greville Wynne and Oleg Penkovsky. Four Americans named fled, including William C. Jones and Rodney Carlson. Penkovsky was sentenced to death, Wynne to eight years. wives of several embassy officials were expelled from Yerevan.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Greville Wynne
Oleg Penkovsky
Penkovsky
Wynne
Tass
William C. Jones
Hugh Montgomery
Springfield
Alexis Davison
Atlanta
Rodney Carlson
Alcester
S.C
Richard Jacob
Egg Harbor City
N.J
Montgomery
Carlson
Davison
Yerevan
Viet Cong Gunning For Yanks? Army Checking
Washington AP Arm Special Warfare officers monitor South Viet Nam for signs of a coordinated Viet Cong bid to kill U.S. advisers. Two advisers and a sergeant were slain in separate regions, while 3 percent of American military deaths since 1961 are listed as due to hostile actions. Officers note advisers' exposure and Vietnam unit actions could make Americans targets, as past caution may be tested by a new pattern.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
U.S
Pentagon
Army
Air Force
Defense Department
Armother
United States
Cape Kids Track Copper's Orbital Path With DIY Station
Cape Canaveral youths from eight schools set up a do it yourself tracking station atop a motel roof to follow astronaut L Gordon Cooper from liftoff to splashdown. The project uses salvaged gear and includes a Vero Beach down range station. the group aims to track at least six of 22 orbits.
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Cape Canaveral
L. Gordon Cooper
Cape Area
Vero Beach
Don Heintzelman
The
Canaveral
Exiled Haitians Form Provisional Government in Puerto Rico
In San Juan, Haiti's two leading exiles Louis Dejoie and Daniel Fignol e establish a government in exile predicting Duvalier's dictatorship will fall within weeks. They seek quick recognition from the United States and others and vow to remove Duvalier, even by force if needed.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Louis Dejoie
Daniel Fignole
Duvalter
Newsmen
United States
State Department
Duvalier
Dejoie
Fignole
High Court Rules On Union Dues
The Supreme Court ruled that a railroad worker cannot be forced to pay that portion of union dues used for political purposes. The decision, announced by Justice Brennan, affects about 30 North Carolina Southern Railway employees.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Brennan
Harlan
Goldberg
North Carolina
The
Southern Railway
North Carolina Supreme Court
Air Crash Near Cairo Kills 3
A United Arab Airlines twin engine plane crashed near Cairo on Sunday killing 31 people. The jet carrying 27 passengers and four crew reportedly caught fire after takeoff from Cairo for Alexandria. The US Embassy noted two American victims, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lion, though their address was not available.
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Cairo
United Arab Airlines
Alexandria
Albert Lion
Firemen Muffed Test Fire Leads To Blaze
An abandoned house in Houghton County, used as a training site by County volunteer firefighters, burned Saturday. Embers from a reportedly extinguished fire rekindled and fed the blaze, destroying the building.
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Houghton
Allegany County
Chuckles Blur as Adam Spars with Fiancée
Adam mulls his troubles while venting about Fve and her lament over other men she could have married, a sharp exchange revealing personal tensions in a lighthearted chase of romance and pride.
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Adam
Argentina Cabinet Resigns as Guido Maintains Power
President Jose Maria Guido survives a ninth crisis after General Enrique Rauch resigns as interior minister amid corruption and Peronist fears. Guido keeps Rauch’s ally in place, plans general elections for July 7 to restore civilian government.
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Tine
Jose Maria Guido
Enrique Rauch
Guido
Rauch
Benjamin Rattenbach
Rattenbach
Frondizi
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Adolh Dubs
Herbert S. Okun
Cocoa Beach, Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Tax Department
Port Au Prince
Clemente Bardot
Figmore
Executive Council
Strongman
Paul F. Magloire Magloire
New York
High Court
Buenos Aires
Argen
Juan Peron
Arturo Frondizi
Osiris Villegas
Argentina
Peron
Juan Carlos Ongania
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