Orbiting Red Sets Records in Early Space Day
Soviet space twins Valentina and Bykovsky orbited Earth, logging about three days in space and nearly two miles apart on first close approach. Tass reported they slept seven hours, chatted via two way radio, and Valentina sang. separate senators debated civil rights and voting rights amid Kennedy administration plans and Dirksen proposals with Congress.
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Tass
Valentina
Bykovsky
Vaentina
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Nikolayev
Pay
Jel Pepovich
Senate Gop
Everett M
Dirksen
Illinois
Jentina
Bukovsky
Clifford P. Case
Congress
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Civil Rights Commission
Goldwater
Senate GOP Split On Rights Plan Verbal clash over desegregation removal from Kennedy civil rights program
Senate Republicans divided over a leadership push to exclude desegregation of private business from President Kennedy s civil rights program. The split highlighted intra party tensions as lawmakers debated the scope and pace of the rights measure in Washington.
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Senate Gop
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Seagull Valentina Charms Soviet TV Audiences
Valentina maintains high spirits on air despite dark shadows under eyes. She dozes Sunday night, prompting flight command center to wake her. Popular with Soviet audiences, she delivers varied expressions while speculation about space ship linkups with Bykovsky fades as experts doubt the maneuver.
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Valentina
Bykovsky
Steel Union Wage Group Holds Parley
PITTSBURGH UP I Wage Policy Committee of United Steelworkers meets to decide on revisions to the steel contract or a reopen, risk of strike. 170 members, including top officers, aim to learn if Human Relations Committee progress helps. The pact expires next year, with May 1 as a potential reopen date. McDonald reveals a 13 week vacation every five years for 15 year workers as a key objective, and a push to curb in plant contracting. Management seeks contract coverage to Tid-1965, with vacation plan claimed to add 20,000 to 25,000 jobs at little cost.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
USW
David J. McDonald
Grup
HRC
McDonald
Court rules on prayer case and workplace religion
The court set aside a Florida Supreme Court decision on school devotional prayers and ruled in favor of a Seventh day Adventist worker receiving unemployment. Congress showed little reaction, with leaders split on amending the First Amendment. Clergy and lay leaders praised the ruling as protection of church state separation, while one protestant bishop warned of broader implications and an atheist Baltimore mother touted the decision despite harassment.
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Florida Supreme Court
Miami
Congress
Frank J Becker
R-N.y
God
Mansfield
House
John W. McCormack
Senate
McCormack
Joachim Prinz
The
American Jewish Congress
Madalyn Murray
Baltimore
Maryland
William
Murray
No Contest Plea In Desertion Case
James Bartz aged 28 of 1587 Manitowoc Road Menasha pleaded no contest to desertion. Judge James V. Sitter withheld sentence and adjourned the case to August 30 after binding him over from a Winnebago County Court Branch 3 preliminary hearing held Monday afternoon.
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James Bartz
Manitowoc
Menasha
James V. Sitter
Winnebago County Court
Rides Hood Of Car Falls Run Over By Vehicle
Robert J. Abel, 30, of 223 Garfield Ave Menasha, rode on a car hood in Winneconne alley when the driver Jacqueline Soley 135 Main St Winneconne braked hard. The vehicle skidded, Abel fell and was run over, taken to Theda Clark Hospital Neenah for ankle foot injuries and contusions.
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Robert J. Abel
Garfield Ave
Menasha
Winnebago County
Winneconne
Abel
Jacqueline A. Soley
St., Winneconne
Theda Clark Hospital
Neenah
Man Flees Station After Daring Back-Door Exit
A security guard nabbed a man fleeing a closed service station. claimed to be with Joe as he slipped inside. The guard found a broken cigarette machine and missing change, but no Joe was located.
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Dallas
A. M. Hurl
Joe
Hurl
Southerners Move to Throw Election Into House
About 1,000 Southern leaders formed the Southern Committee to Elect the Next President of the United States in Jackson Mississippi. Governors Barnett and Wallace urged united resistance to federal power while Tom Anderson urged a freedom centered appeal at a dinner of $25 per plate.
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Jackson, Miss
House of Representatives
Southern Committee
United States
Ross R. Barnett
Mississippi
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Tom Anderson F
Nashville, Tenn
Farm and Ranch Magazine
Barnett
Grandson Uses Trading Stamps to Mail Envelope
Mrs. Jack Hackett reports her 4-year-old grandson Larry Crittenden found a new use for trading stamps. He had his mother address an envelope to grandma then affixed stamps and mailed it. The mail passed post office inspection in Las Vegas and Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jack Hackett
Larry Crittenden
Post Office
Las Vegas
Nev
Couple Cashed 53 Bad Checks In Three Counties
Neenah couple John Baumann and Virginia Baumann pleaded guilty to 53 bad check counts totaling 1453.34 across Winnebago, Outagamie, and Shawano counties. They issued checks ranging from 3.60 to 130 dollars on National Manufacturers Bank of Neenah and Shawano banks. Sentencing was postponed to this afternoon.
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Neenah
John Baumann
Laurel Ave
James V Sitter
Winnebago County
Baumann
National Manufacturers Bank of
Qutagamie County
Shawano County
A. Baumann
National Manufacturer's Bank
Shawano National Bank
Winnebago
Qutilagamie
Shawana
Sitter
Reapportionment Rifts and Kerr-Mills Health Budget Debate
Reach State Fiscal Accord topics include a proposed 4 reapportionment bill passed by the Senate two weeks earlier by 2-12, adding two Assembly districts in Waukesha County while stirring veto threats from Reynolds over Milwaukee County underrepresentation. The legislature faces a June 3 deadline before the State Supreme Court may intervene, with a hearing set on Reynolds appointed attorney’s petition. Health care moves forward as the Joint Finance Committee advances a Kerr-Mills program for the aged, proposing a $3 million biennial appropriation starting 1964, while Reynolds seeks an extra $88 million for welfare and education.
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Senate
Waukesha County
Reynolds
Milwaukee County
Assembly
State Supreme Court
High Court
Joint Finance Committee
Kerr-Mills
Two Drivers Hurt Slightly In Accident Near Appleton
Two drivers sustained minor injuries in a Monday morning collision at a railroad crossing on County Trunk BB near Appleton. Mary Seth Kuester and Arlene J Bouck, both 24, reported neck whiplash and a knee cut respectively, while Frank E. Jungwirth, 20, of Oshkosh, driving a truck, suffered minor cuts and back pain after his vehicle veered off the road and overturned into a ditch near Lake Butte des Morts Bridge on Highway 41.
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Railhoad
Appleton
Mary Seth Kuester
Maple Crest Dr
Arlene J Bouck
Prospect Ave
Kuester
Oshkasa Brewing Co
Frank E. Jungwirth
Ave
Oshkosh
Jungwirth
Lake Butte Des Morts
Highway 41
Rocket Trouble Delays Launch of Weather Satellite
CAPE CANAVERAL, UP I— a rocket launch for the TIROS-7 weather satellite was postponed at least 24 hours due to a countdown problem. Officials cited an explosive bolt in the payload shroud as the fault, delaying liftoff from pre-dawn today to about 4 30 a.m. CDT Wednesday.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
Earth
Federal Space
Lagency
Scranton Bid Backed as Favorite Son in 1964 Nomination
Sen Goldwater and Sen Scott praised Pennsylvania Governor Scranton as a potential favorite son candidate to hold the state's 4 convention votes. Scranton said he is not a presidential candidate but would keep the delegation united. Goldwater called it a wise move and said states should have their own favorite son, potentially making the convention open and competitive.
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Willam
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Harrisburg
Goldwater
Pennsylvana
Arizona
Ther
George Romney
Michigan
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Wisconsin
Colorado
California
Rockefeller
Nelson A Rockefeller
New York
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