Second Space Try Set Back Apollo Grissom Flight Delayed
Cape Canaveral reports a second scrub of the Mercury Redstone mission due to high cloud cover. Weather remains marginal with 23,000 to 18,000 feet clouds. NASA postpones launch to allow purge and checks before a new attempt.
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Gus) Grissom
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Moon Shot 10 Years Away Says Air Force Official
Brig. Gen. Donald Flickinger warned at the Franklin Institute that U S lunar landing is at least a decade off due to gaps in space physics knowledge. He noted accelerated efforts could speed national security needs but could not gauge if the Soviet Union would reach the moon first.
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Governor Nelson vetoes speed limit and barber education bills
Gov. Gaylord Nelson vetoed a bill raising interstate speeds to 70 for autos and 55 for trucks while daytime four lane roads would allow 70 and 60 at night. He also rejected a draft requiring barbers to have 10th grade education, saying trade pursuit should not be limited by unrelated standards.
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Man Electrocuted Touching High Voltage Line
Waterford AP report states Peter A. Keller, 43, of Waukesha died Tuesday after his truck’s boom touched a high voltage line while unloading cement blocks at a home under construction.
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Tunisia Fires Orders in Bizerte Standoff with France
Tunisian armed forces were ordered to open fire on any advancing French troops or planes near Bizerte as President Habib Bourguiba pushes France to abandon the air and naval base. French paratroopers were ordered to reinforce the garrison, amid claims of Tunisian air space and tensions over access to the Sahara oil fields.
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Slaying Probe Goes Under Secrecy in Brule Case
Douglas County authorities sealed the investigation into the July 6 death of 73 year old Julie Mikko Ha near Brule Wisconsin. District Attorney John Chisholm and Sheriff Elmer Quist met with State Crime Lab officials in Madison and declined to confirm a local suspect.
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Two cave explorers found dead in Indiana cavern
In Orleans Indiana two 25 and 26 year old cave explorers were found drowned side by side in a deadend passage of a limestone cave eight miles west of town after a flash flood trapped them Sunday. Debris marked water had risen to the ceiling. four hours were needed to remove the bodies.
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Withholding Elimination Sparks Tax Measure Battle
Madison AP Republicans pressed for a GOP tax revision despite dropping the income tax withholding feature seen as a hedge against a Nelson veto. Debate heated at 9 am with an amendment to exempt cold storage items from the three percent sales tax, then lost amid quotes and clashes involving Philip G. Kuehn and Sen. Moser. A coalition of minority Democrats and five Republican irregulars eliminated the withholding provision, drawing GOP criticism that Nelson could veto the bill. Page 15.
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Oshkosh biology instructor linked to Indiana students in unclear incident
Dr Andrew M Torres of Oshkosh State College and Indiana University graduates Ralph Moreland and Tom Wind were mentioned in a fragmentary report. The text notes Torres completed his doctorate in May and that Moreland worked in a biology lab connected to Torres while Wind is named, with a cloudburst and a fatal incident implied but not clearly described.
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Fearful Crash Kills 60 on Argentine DC6 Flight
An Argentine Airlines DC6 crashed near Cha chari 30 miles from Azul 160 miles south of Buenos Aires. Officials fear all 60 aboard died. an emergency landing attempt preceded the flames. The flight linked Buenos Aires with Comodoro Rivadavia, a favored route for American oil experts.
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Common Market nations pursue political unity in Europe
The six European Common Market countries France West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands Luxembourg agreed to regular meetings to formalize political unity. They ordered a working group to draft a European statute establishing a legal basis for this cooperation likely to be sent to their parliaments for ratification. The move invites other Western nations to join the effort.
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Kennedy to Address Nation on Berlin Crisis Next Tuesday
President Kennedy said final decisions on U S military measures regarding Berlin will be announced after an NSC meeting this afternoon. He plans a nationwide speech next Tuesday night and will send a report to Congress on Wednesday after consultations with Britain, France and NATO allies. He urged the Soviet Union to reconsider and warned that war would be caused by Soviet actions.
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Masked bandit robs service station, vanishes with cash
In North Hollywood California a masked thief confronted service station attendant Richard Lippi on Tuesday after warning him to pull down his mask. The robber ordered the cash box emptied but left with nothing of value amounting to zero dollars.
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Western powers defend Berlin note stand against Khrushchev
London reports indicate Western states maintain Berlin stance despite Khrushchev pressure. Moscow condemned the Western notes as provoking war while Western European papers question impact on Soviet actions. Neutral Austria and Denmark show mixed hopes and doubts about deterring Moscow.
Wisconsin traffic toll rises to 344 for 1981
The death of 3 year old Clifford Rognsvoor of Franksville raised Wisconsin's highway traffic toll for 1981 to 344 as of Tuesday night. He was fatally struck by a car on Racine County Trunk U near his home.
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Racine County
Kennedy urges Congress action on school aid bill
President Kennedy pressed Congress to act on his education aid proposal calling it the most important legislation he has requested. The House Rules Committee voted to table the bills, including a 2.5 billion public school construction and teachers’ salaries measure, for the year, a move Kennedy criticized as unsympathetic.
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