Soviet Cosmonaut Nikolayev Circles Earth in Long Space Flight
The Soviet Vostok II mission with cosmonaut Nikolayev completes multiple orbits of Earth, reports normal cabin conditions and appetite, and messages Khrushchev. Officials urge the United States to avoid high altitude nuclear tests to protect the spaceman. Moscow TV shows images of Nikolayev in weightlessness as the flight continues.
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Tass
Soviet Union
Nikolayev
Nikolalayev
Kremlin
United States
Siberia
Arctic
Pacific
Jopardize
Earth
Yugi Gagarin
Gherman ‘Titov
Amercar
John Glenn
Cmdr
Scott Carpenter
Tiiiv
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Spaceman Nikolayev News Sparks Soviet Pride
Soviet citizens greet cosmonaut Andrian Nikolayev rising to space with cheers at Moscow telegraph office. Women and workers express joy, calling it a great moment and a dream realized. A Western journalist notes hope for longer flights and more cosmonauts aboard. An elderly teacher applauds the historic achievement.
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Gagarin
Titov
Nikolayev
Moscow
Andrian
Town Hill Missile Debris Draws Reactions Across Betteravia
Debris from a double Atlas F missile launch caused no major damage beyond a chunk landing in Lepternople Betteravia while observers called the flight a near perfect shot. N McCoy said he found a missile chunk in the yard and placed it in a garbage can. Residents reported debris over a 360 mile area and a 13-year-old watched nearby as a safety officer destroyed the remaining portion over the ocean.
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Betteravia
Ann Harrell
Carolyn
Air Force
Persfecl Ag
Santa Maria
Pacific
Catan
First Lady Shops Delays Regular Swim in Italy
Jacqueline Kennedy, during an Italian vacation with daughter Caroline, shopped instead of swimming. A swift change of plans sent 30 Italian police rushing through Ravello town square. She later reached Bay of Salerno and attempted a water ski, emerging from Villa Sangra in pink slacks and terrycloth top. A breeze and choppy sea influenced her swim, tracing a 190 yard splash.
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Ravello
Italy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Bay of Salerno
Villa
Sangra
Caroline
Associated Press
Wiraghots
Caroline Kennedy
Scottish beauty pageant dress sparks clash over kilt protest
In Long Beach the Miss Scotland contestant faced pressure to wear authentic Scottish attire, switching from a black velvet jacket and dress plaid to a tartan kilt with sporran. Officials feared the burlesque costume harmed Miss Scotland’s chances as locals urged cultural authenticity amid delays and traffic blockages near Port of Long Beach.
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Southern
California
Royjal Stewart
Roberts
Miss Burns
St. Andrews
Earli
Long Beach
Scotland
John R. W. Smith
Burns
Kennedy Enjoys Day of Sailing on Maine Coast
President Kennedy sails off Burnt Island aboard the 62 foot Manitou for a Coast Guard training voyage. Reporters describe a busy scene as police pursued a crowd near Boothbay Harbor while Mrs Kennedy sought shelter in a cafe.
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Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Kennedy
Burnt Island
Manitou
Coast Guard
Russians May Control Space Capsule From Ground
UPI reports U S officials believe Russia's new manned capsule is ground controlled rather than piloted by cosmonaut Nikolayev. Details from Tass indicate automatic operation, with no weight data disclosed. Frequencies used suggest a possible ground command transmitter and comparison to Titov's prior flight noted.
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TASS
Nikolayev
Washington
U.S
UPI
Russia
Andrian
Nikol Jayev
Mosfis
Cosmos
Htis
Ef Nikolayev
Gherman’ Titov
rAug
Man confesses to slaying during robbery period
Bricker admitted the robbery and killing of Sponseller after an assault in a garage. He said he struck Sponseller, then the victim grabbed pruning shears and a knife, lunged, and Bricker fired one shot, knocking Sponseller outside. Bricker fled, spent time with a woman, then surrendered details under interrogation by four detectives.
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Bricker
Sponseller
Wardrow
Walnut
Frank P. .Welch
Insps
G. ©. MrsIntire
Charles Q. Sulfilans
R. A ‘Castillo
Too Expensive Miss Panama Snubs Dad's Dress Shop
Anna Cecilia Marui a 19 year old Miss Panama and St Catherine's College student near Louisville Kentucky has set a record as a contestant in the 1962 International Beauty Congress arriving with 65 pounds of clothing blamed on shopping for the trip. She plans to return to Kentucky on a student visa after delays in Mexico City and questions about her travel documents.
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Anna Cecilia Marui
St. Catherine's College
Louisville
Miss Marui
Panaroac
Miss Maruri
Panama City
Tman
Mexico City
Panama
Congress
Sher
Long Beach
Mexico
Kentucky
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Black Sea
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Sowet Union
Africa
Europe
Se Vision
Nikolayevo
Moon
Russ
SPS
Andran Nikolayev
Nte Space
Ing “Ochin Khorosho
Ochin Khorosho
Lepternople
N. McCoy
Union Sugar
Combat Defense Squadron
First Lady Shops
Mrs. Kennedy
Mediterranean
Beauty of Scotland
Conca Dei Marini ‘Cove
Johns Island
Pacific Coast Club
Consular Corps and Board of Harbor Commissioners
Lafayette Hotel
Ocean Boulevard
Albani Place
Magnolia Avenue
Reef
Petroleum Club
Knott's
Berry Farm
Sheila Chenkar
India
Tokyo
Titana Flohr
Tahiti
Long Beach Arena
Nikolaye
Ort
Cuung Ruusy
Atlias
BARI
Caytatene
Peter C. Bricker
Pre
Wilton
Axminster
Carper
Los Angeles
Westerm Meer Shavson Ave
Diego
Mision Hills
Anaheim
Desiresieg
SUN
West Covina
Rite ‘Sfai
Lona Beach
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Martini
Mamma
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