We’d Like To Be First Weighs On U S Spaceflight
U S astronauts anticipate the first manned flight early next year amid Soviet maneuvering rumors. Scott Carpenter and crew stress readiness and the drive to be first as NASA prepares a Redstone ballistic mission possible in January or February 1961.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Soviet Union
America
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Scott Carpenter
Carpenter
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Leroy G. Cooper
John H. Glenn
Virgil L. Grissom
Walter M. Schirra
Alan B. Shepard
Donald K. Slayton
NASA
Atlantic Missile Range
Grissom
Redstone
Ohio Demos Vote Right Says UMW
The United Mine Workers rate Ohio House Democrats as voting to the union's liking in 8 to 10 of 12 key votes on topics including coal research and safety reforms. Representatives Hays Levering Moeller are praised. Republicans Henderson Bow Scherer receive mixed or harsh criticism for mine safety votes. No senatorial box score released.
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Washington
Ohio
United Mine Workers
UMW
Wayne L. Hays
Flushing
Robert W. Levering
Fredericktown
Republican House
John FE. Henderson
Cambridge
Frank T. Bow
Carxton
Gordon H. Scherer
Cincinnati
Scherer
Japanese Surgeon Speeds Stomach Cancer Ops
In Sydney AP reports Dr. Nakayama, a Japanese surgeon and university professor, has astonished doctors with a technique that halves stomach cancer operations from four hours to about two. He plans a U.S. tour to demonstrate the method this fall.
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Sydney
Australia
Nakayama
United States
Man Stuck With Cost Of Spilled Glue
Dayton motorist Charles Hall 39 was ordered to pay cleanup costs after dumping glue on the Second Street bridge last Sept. 6. A $25 fine and costs were suspended. Dewey Buckhart 29 of Middletown forfeited $20. Winfred Lewis 24 of Middletown lost his license for one year, received five days in jail, and paid $300 and costs. Seven speeders near Blue Ball school zone on U. S. 25 were fined or bonded forfeit. Charlie Culbert 42 of Cincinnati was charged with speeding 80 mph on I 75 and fined $30 and costs.
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Franklin
Dayton
Second Street
J. T. Riley
Charles Hall
Dewey Buckhart
Waneta St
Middletown
Winfred Lewis
Flemming Road
Blue Ball
U. S. 25
Marilyn Sullivan
Sheffield St
Howard Fitzwater
Trenton
George Poe
Cincinnati
Earl Brown
S. Sutphin St
Elizabeth Hatcher
Yellow Springs
Ernest Teets Jr
Roosevelt Ave
Edward Donisi
Middletown Rt
Paul McQueen
S. River St
Charlie Culbert
Culbert
Carless drivers cited and fined in local court
The docket lists James Kindred 22 Carlisle fined 25 dollars and costs for allowing an unlicensed operator to drive Zola Kindred Carlisle fined 25 dollars and costs for lacking an operators license Genis Tussey 25 Marcella Drive fined 25 dollars and costs for assured clear distance Charles Phelps 19 135 E Fifth St reckless operation 25 dollar bond forfeit Beverly Etter 20 76 Arlington Ave assured clear distance 25 dollars and costs Amos Reed 46 Kansas City Mo failing to signal for turn 15 dollar bond forfeit Melvin Weaver 21 3 Farm Ave unsafe vehicle 15 dollar bond forfeit.
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James Kindred
Carlisle
Zola Kindred
Genis Tussey
Kansas City
Melvin Weaver
Farm Ave
Eisenhower Orders Panamanian Flag with U S Colors
President Eisenhower directed that the Panamanian flag be flown beside the Stars and Stripes in the Panama Canal Zone to ease tensions after anti American riots. The White House called it a voluntary unilateral decision drawing swift criticism from Rep. Flood and Rep. Selden who warned of long term danger to treaty rights.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Panama Canal Zone
Panama
House of Representatives
White House
Republic of Panama
U.S
Latin America
Daniel J. Flood
Armistead J. Selden Jr
D-Ala
Inter- American Affairs
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Joseph S. Farland
Riot Film Wednesday At Legion Showed Communist Tactics
American Legion Post 218 hosts a government film on student rioting linked to House Un American Activities hearings in San Francisco last May. J B Strickland says the 40 minute movie reveals Communist strategy to infiltrate youth groups. Hoover calls the riot proof of Communist manipulation and warns Americans to learn from it. The film screens Wednesday at 8 pm for service clubs and the public.
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House Un-American Activities Committee
San Francisco
American Legion
J. B. Strickland
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Communist Party
Francice
Strickland
Beer Heads Vanish with One Drop Graphic Demonstration
Cardiff AP report describes a chemist showing a method to remove beer foam using a magic liquid. The demonstration occurred at a scientific meeting as part of an experiment in silico style fizz control and is presented alongside broader geopolitical notes on sovereignty over the Panama Canal Zone and reactions from Congress.
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Cardiff
Wales
England
Col Windsor Charged In Moscow Espionage Claim
Izvestia accused Col David Windsor of the American Embassy in Moscow of espionage. The charge centers on a secret meeting with Alexander Gakner, a Polish born US Interior Department official and translator for a July oilmen delegation that included George Getty. Gakner allegedly photographed installations, railways, radar stations, and airports. Windsor declined to comment.
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Moscow
Izvestia
David Windsor
Brunswick
Soviet Union
Alexander Gakner
Washington
Interior Department
Gakner
Mikes
Europe
George Getty
Paul Getty
Windsor
Woods Safer Than City Man Learns
SAN FRANCISCO AP A Los Gatos bloodhound trainer named Russell Cone 39 told Cub Scouts it is safer to be lost in the woods than cross a street. He stepped outside to retrieve a hound in Pleasant Hill and was struck by a car causing pelvis and right leg fractures.
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San Francisco
Russell Cone
Los Gatos
Cone
Pleasant Hill
OLA Names O Keefe as New Secretary
Columbus Ohio AP The Ohio Education Association named Thomas G O Keefe 52 of Westerville as executive secretary to succeed Walter B Bliss who retires after 25 years Keefe has served 18 years as research director and legislative representative and will take office at year end He is a Beaufontaine native and hold degrees from Ohio State University.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Education Association
Thomas G. O'Keefe
Westerville
Harland B. Horton
O' Keefe
Association
Walter B. Bliss
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