Double Soviet Spaceflight Traces Moon Race Advance
Moscow reports Maj. Andrian Nikolayev and Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich in Vostok III and IV achieved a near simultaneous launch, orbiting hundreds of miles apart with 33 and 17 orbits respectively. They conducted tests and observations as the United States weighs future space plans and potential military satellite use.
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Tass
Japan
Ohio
Moscow Radio
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
United States
U.S
Advance Peek At 1963 Plans Set Tonight
Berlin reports a fierce tear gas battle as massed West Berliners protest the Wall's first anniversary. East German guards water cannon youths near the former Nazi Air Ministry, with stones and tear gas grenades following in a tense clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Police
West
East Police
Kennedy to Signal Tax Cut Options on Tonight's Address
President Kennedy faces a late 1960s tax cut debate as he prepares a television radio address on taxes and the economy. He is expected to outline his stance on stand-by authority to cut taxes and a public works program, with possible tax relief if Congress approves. Strong opinions arise from AFL-CIO and the US Chamber, while opponents fear a deficit-expanding move before the election year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Afl-Cio
Adn
Chamber of Commerce
Cattle Die After Cotton Poison Mix in Spray Incident
In Harrisonburg special report, about 100 head of cattle died after a cotton poison residue remained in a spray instrument used on cattle in Catahoula Parish. Owner E. B. Knotts of Peck, LA, faced significant losses estimated near $10,000 as spray guns were employed Friday morning and the fatalities spiked by Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. County Agent E. F. Johnson planned to visit Knotts to discuss the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Catahoula Parish
E. B. Knotts
Peck
North Catahoula Parish
Knotts
E. FE. Johnson
Knott
Twin City Chit Chat Waiting Orders To Leave Soon For France
LA Doyle Ma lone and his wife plan to join him at an army post yet to be designated. The officer, here on leave after completing orientation and supply courses at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, was commissioned earlier this year at Northeast Louisiana State College. West Monroe Chamber of Commerce secretary Mrs Evelyn Terrell takes a two week vacation to visit her sister in Oklahoma City then return to Brookhaven with Mr and Mrs and children.
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France
Doyle Malone
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Aberdeen
U.S. Army
Northeast Louisiana State College
West Monroe
Crisis Easing Temporarily In Argentina
Argentina's military crisis neared civil war but eased as loyalist and rebel troops returned to bases. Brig Gen Cornejo Saravia sworn war secretary after To ranz Montero faction push, fifth war minister since Frondizi ouster. One fireman killed and three others injured in a bridge incident amid continuing political maneuvering.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Cornejo Saravia
Federico Toranzo Montero
Juan War
Saravia
Juan D. Peron
Arturo Frondizi
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Famed D Evereux Mansion Purchased in Natchez
CHICAGO AP T B Buckle, lumberman, has bought the Natchez D Evereux, an ante bellum mansion at Natchez Mississippi, including furnishings and adjacent acreage. Purchase price and details remain unclear in the fragmentary report.
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Chicago (Ap
T. B. Buckle
Natchez Devereux
Natchez
Miss
McBurney Point Named After Surgeon McBurney
McBurney Point on the abdominal wall marks the site where pressure yields the most pain in acute appendicitis named for the surgeon Charles McBurney who described it.
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McBurney's
Charles McBurney
Soblen Seeks Second Habeas Corpus Writ
London reports indicate Dr. Robert Soblen's lawyers will petition Britain's high court for a second writ of habeas corpus to block deportation to the United States and life in prison. They plan to press the case Tuesday as Soblen remains on English soil amid Israel's El Al refusal to fly him to New York. Soblen, 61, fled to Israel after jumping bail in New York last June, was deported from Israel, wounded himself in flight, and has since been held in Britain with deportation orders renewed.
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London
UPI
Robert Soblen
Britain
High Court
United States
Soblen
Home Office
Israel
el al
New York
Ted Soblen
FEAI
United Kingdom
Tel Aviv
Seblen
Negroes Try to Integrate Albany Churches
In Albany Georgia Negroes attempted to worship in white churches on a troubled Sabbath. Doris Derby, 22, was admitted to St Pauls Episcopal. Two others attended Mass at St Teresa. Trinity Methodist doors opened to a white New York pastor and two Negroes were turned away at Central Baptist, with threats of police. W G Anderson of the Albany Movement pledged a voting drive and vowed continued tests of public facilities.
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Albany. Ga
Doris Derby
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
St. Teresa's Catholic Church
New York
Ralph Lord Roy
Trinity Methodist Church
Central Baptist Church
Albany
W. G. Anderson
House of God
Berlin Wall marks a year of division and risk
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan notes the wall’s first anniversary as a deeper, more permanent barrier. He recalls Khrushchev’s comment on West Berlin as a troublesome “bone” and Ulbricht’s claim the wall exposes Communist failure while hundreds fled east to escape daily, with 195,008 East Germans escaping in 1961 before the barrier rose.
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William L. Ryan
Joshua
Jericho
Hewes
Kremlin
Akes
East Germany
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Walter Ulbricht
Red
Berlin
West Germany
No Need To Re Examen Space Plan
Washington reports three congressional experts say no need to re examine the U S space program after Russia’s twin orbital shot. They expect continued progress and faster growth with more powerful boosters as the 3.7 billion dollar budget advances. Teague Holland and Foster offer cautious support and note space holds military implications and diplomatic potential.
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Washington
U.S
Russia
Sens
Warrenson
D-Wash
Pes
Ard
Holland
D-Fla
Olin E. Teague
D-Tex
United States
Mittee
Teague
House Space Committee
Soviet Union
Magnuson
Space
Earth
William C. Foster
US. Disarmament Agency
Two Air Force pilots bail out of flaming jet near England AFB
Two Air Force pilots parachuted to safety after their T-33 trainer exploded and caught fire near England Air Force Base in Alexandria Louisiana. The pilots Col H. B. Trimble and Capt. E. M. McLaughlin escaped and landed in a field about two miles southeast of the base. They were held overnight at England for observation.
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Alexandria
Air Force
England Air Force Base
H. B. Trimble
E. M. Mclaughlin
England Afb
Louisiana Highway 2
England
Today’s Chuckle Caption About a Compact Cat Wardrobe
A lighthearted note pokes fun at the idea of squeezing into a tight space and instead suggests a playful twist about wearing a compact cat as a joke. The snippet mirrors a quirky humorous headline style.
Labor Showdown Opens AFL-CIO Summer Meeting
In Chicago the AFL-CIO National Executive Council begins its summer gathering amid demands for action against the Kennedy administration over a shorter work week and against the Teamsters over raiding. George Meany and Walter Reuther favor reduced work hours to cut unemployment while CWA and SIU push militant moves against Hoffa’s Teamsters.
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Chicago
UPS
Afl-Cio
National Executive Council
Kennedy
Teamsters Union
George Meany
Aflcio
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
U.S
James Hoffa
Teamsters
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Seafarers International Union
SIU
Joseph A. Beirne
Tthe Afl - Cio
Japanese Youth Sails Pacific In 19-Foot Boat
Kenichi Horie, 23, Osaka, sailed solo to San Francisco in a 19 foot boat on rice, beer, sake and fish. He arrived without passport or visa and seeks a two year English study stay, while U S authorities puzzle over his status. Coast Guard escorted him to St Francis harbor as officials negotiate entry.
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San Francisco
Pacific
United States
Kenichi Horie
Osaka
U.S. Immigration Service
Public Health Service
Horie
Emu
San Francisco Bay
U.S. Coast Guard
St Francis Yacht Harbor
Immigration Service
Coast Guard
Itme
Japan
Rene
Ben Bella Moves to Unify Algerian Forces
In Algiers Ahmed Ben Bella’s Political Bureau strips troops of police and judicial powers to create a unified national army. Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda steps back to a figurehead role as the provisional regime consolidates control.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben
Ila
palet _mece
Ben Yousseff Ben Khedda
Ome
Reverse Riders Returning Home
Two Negro freedom riders head back to the South from Concord New Hampshire after failing to find promised jobs or chores. Ray Jones and Egbert Jones, half brothers, said they hitchhiked seeking work but found none and returned southward.
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Boston
New Hampshire
Ray Jones
Egbert Jones
Concord
South
Hand Reattachment Keeps Circulation After Punch-Press Injury
In San Diego Joseph L. Meske, 52, had his severed hand reattached after a punch press accident. Surgeons connected arteries, veins, tissue and bones, with 44 hours of circulation and cautious hope. A colleague applied a tourniquet and rushed him to Sharp Memorial Hospital for ongoing surgery to restore bones tendons and nerves.
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San Diego
Calif
Joseph L. Meske
Meske
Sharp Memorial Hospital
Mark P. Doran
Doren
Deaf-mute youth held after Franklin Parish chase
A year-old deaf-mute youth, described as a Pioneer, is jailed in Franklin Parish after a wild night of damage. Authorities say he and a woman friend wrecked a cotton seed truck and caused injuries to driver Norman Wells, who was guiding the seed load toward Crowville. Wells was treated and released. Police traced the truck to Winnsboro Road where Wells was forced into a ditch. Further details appear on page 7A.
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Winnsboro
Franklin Parish
Norman Wells
Ark
J. L. Donnell
Swamp- Wells
Crowville
Wells
Rogers Clinic
Louie Boyle
Marvin Bowlin
Mercury Hits 102 Sunday in a scorching heat wave
The Monroe area sweltered with a 102 degree record on Sunday, the hottest since 1954, with 107 in Shreveport and 109 in Winnfield. Forecasters predict more heat with highs near mid 100s and low humidity. Crops suffer as cotton opens and irrigation is urged where possible.
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Mercury
Monroe
Federal Aviation Agency
Selman Field
Shreveport
Winnfield
Weather Bureau
Columbia
Jonesville
Oak Ridge
St. Joseph
Tallulah
Winnsboro
Unused items for sale in local Want Ad listing
A brief want ad notes a Kenmore range for sale at five dollars with a phone number for quick contact. It mentions a seven day rate with cancellation privileges and appears in a local newspaper Want Ad section.
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Berlin Wall
Moscow
D’evereux
Vostok II
Tak
Ing
Vostok IV
Yuri Gagarin
Gherman Titov
Ben Bella
News-Star World
Kenmore Range
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