Glenn urges ham sandwiches for future orbiting spacemen
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. advocates ham sandwiches for food in future space missions based on his experience with tube feeds and a successful triple orbit. NASA released detailed mission reports amid measurements by medical experts noting no adverse effects from 4 1/2 hours in space, aside from a few minor injuries.
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Drive-In Window Proposed to Help City Hall Taxpayers
Kingston alderman proposes a drive-in window at City Hall to aid taxpayers. He cites parking problems and the need to avoid climbing hills and stairs after finding distant parking.
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Senate approves 100 million U.N. aid measure
The Senate approved a Kennedy backed plan to fund up to 100 million dollars in aid to the United Nations with a compromise that would allow U.S. loans on condition other nations buy bonds. The bill passed 70 to 22 as Dirksen and Mansfield framed bipartisan support amid a partisan week.
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Illinois
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Seven U S Frogmen Reported Seized on Cuban Coast
Cuban authorities state seven North American citizens described as frog men were arrested on Havana's Oriente Province northern coast. The communique says they were picked up at 5 a m Thursday and detained while authorities investigate their presence.
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Miami Coast Guard seeks Pisces missing treasure divers
Coast Guard in Miami issued an alert for vessels to report sightings of the 45 foot motorboat Pisces overdue at Jamaica. Skipper Gordon S. Patton and his crew were on a treasure hunting voyage from Pompano Beach to Jamaica via the Windward Passage with seven skin divers. The search covers Oriente Province and the Dominican Republic with island hopping among the Bahamas as an intended route.
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Ace Reporter’s Eye Injured by General Walker on Page One
Washington Daily News ran a photo of ace reporter Tom Kelly’s left eye after Edwin A. Walker, a resigned major general, punched him. Kelly said he aimed to question Walker about an admirer of George Lincoln Rockwell. Walker’s height is listed as six feet, two hundred pounds.
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Wells Color and Chemical Co. Factory Destroyed by Fire
A three story Wells Color and Chemical Co. plant in Johnstown was burned Thursday. Fire officials say a grass fire spread to the frame building causing about 250000 dollars in damage. Assistant Chief Richard Sweeney suffered singed eyebrows. no other injuries reported. Elizabeth Wells estimated the loss.
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Millionaire Brewhouse Shot Dead While Watching TV
Hastings on Hudson New York police probe the death of Maitland Brewhouse 50 a millionaire businessman and former economics professor shot in his den as he watched television His estranged wife Nora 45 and secretary found the body a .32 caliber shell lay nearby Doctors said he could have been dead up to 18 hours Brewhouse owned a Yonkers bowling alley a cabinet factory and had real estate and finance interests The district attorney said motives could be numerous due to ongoing litigation His attorney disputed that enmity from lawsuits drove the crime He and Nora separated amicably and their four children were named Valerie Diane Betsy and Ronald who were linked to Pembroke Smith and Hun Prep School respectively
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St Lawrence River Pilots Strike Halts Shipping
About 278 St Lawrence river pilots walked off their posts after midnight protesting delays by the Department of Transport and the Canadian Shipping Federation. Negotiations have stalled since February, threatening to idle roughly 2 percent of river traffic from Les Escoumains to Kingston with ships including the Empress of Britain unable to sail.
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Tragic Driveway Crash Claims 41 Year Old In Averill Park
Caroline V. Dunn, 4, was killed Thursday when struck by a produce truck in the driveway of her Averill Park home. She was the daughter of James R. Dunn, an associate professor of archaeology at RPI in Troy.
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All U S Soldiers Learn About Communist Tactics
Washington UP two Army generals told a Senate subcommittee that all U S soldiers and officers now undergo training on Communist tactics to prevent a repeat of Korea era prisoner collaboration. Gen Mamiett and Maj Gen Fitch described indoctrination for overseas troops and warned of infiltration risks.
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Employment At March Record Fewer Jobless
Washington D C March jobless totals fell by 161 000 to 4 382 000 while total employed rose to 66 316 000 an increase of 527 000 from February The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate dropped to 5 5 percent from 5 6 percent as Secretary of Labor Arthur J Goldberg announced at a editors and reporters conference in labor relations. Republican congressmen planned a counter briefing on the same topic noting ongoing but improving unemployment trends.
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Liz in Love Rumor Ties Cleopatra Cast to Director
Rome papers claim Eliza beth Taylor is in love with director Joseph Mankiewicz in the Eddie Fisher Cleopatra dispute. Richard Burton is described as a decoy, while Mankiewicz jokes he loves Burton and Taylor is the cover-up.
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Farmer Wilson La Barr Burned Alive Fighting Brush Fire
Wilson La Barr about 70 a retired farmer was burned to death Thursday while fighting a brush fire near his trailer home in Goshen.
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Most Airplane Bomb Scares Work Of Practical Jokers
FBI sources say nearly 400 people have sparked plane bomb hoaxes in six years. Many involved mature individuals tied to business, described as perverted practical jokers acting from warped humor or liquor. Violations include fines and prison terms up to $1,000 and one year.
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Kennedy Transport Plan Faces Slow Congressional Detour
President Kennedy's transportation plan to streamline land sea and air travel faces delays as five House committees must act before a vote. Committee leaders warn action this year is unlikely though some tax cut proposals, including travel taxes, may attract support. Senate panel will review but timing remains uncertain.
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Nasser Opposes Strong Reunion With Egypt Syria
Cairo reports indicate President Gamal Abdel Nasser opposes a tight merger with Syria despite some desire for closer ties. Damascus reveals a new military command and hints at unity with Arab powers, while Cairo officials weigh Syria's future and plan a plebiscite to measure influence.
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Cardinal Seeks Mass for Cuban Invasion Suspects
Francis Cardinal Spellman plans a Mass at St Patrick's Cathedral for 1,179 men tried in Cuica this week over last year’s failed invasion. He called the invaders brave patriots who sought liberty from godless communism and urged prayers that their lives be spared.
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Attacks by OAS Hit Oran and Algiers Killing 20
A new wave of terrorism blamed on the Secret Army Organization killed twenty people in Oran and Algiers. In Algiers, fourteen Muslims and three Europeans died with five wounded. In Oran six Muslims died in two attacks, and a European man and two women were also harmed. Bank heists north of Ain Temouchent yielded 400000 dollars. Police reported 35 arrests in Algiers with arms found near the University district.
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Lake Placid Man Killed in Route 9 Crash
William A. Hovey 36 of Lake Placid died when his car struck a culvert on Route 9 a mile north of the village in Fasex County and overturned several times. He was alone in the vehicle.
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