Space Hop Still Due for Slayton
NASA officials consider delaying the next piloted space flight as Deke Slayton’s heart condition prompts medical review. Gilruth and doctors caution against premature timelines and stress uncertainty in the manned space program without confirming Slayton’s fitness for the April or May mission.
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Agin Dwarts
Willian Dar
Slayton
Natit! Aeronautics and Space Administration
Stayton
Gilrath Sig
L A Bound Bus Upset on Freeway
A Continental Trailways bus en route from New York to Los Angeles collided with another vehicle during a U turn on the Freeway near an overpass in San Bernardino. One person was killed and 22 injured. Passengers included six servicemen. some were treated at Norton Air Force Base. Injuries ranged from serious to minor The driver of the other car and several passengers faced injuries, with one identified as 18 year old Jenny Vernandez from Harstow among the injured.
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San Bernardino
UPR
Continental Trailways
He Ariver
Meck
Jenny Vernandez
Harstow
MVL
Norton Air Force Base
SQNTE
Louisiana
Spoxesmen
Archdeolecist
Hudson, Arizi
Robert
F. Bouth
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Coast—Aid Whch
Patgit
Loys
Nid Ask
Bemis Bros Bag
Corinith Sela
Bela Fife
Benen
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Elputh Sinet Amer Cavra
Boeksheee Hain
Enfev
Hesark
Birtcher Core
Bon” and Co
Hlomant Ins Co
Mygu
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Nevada
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Bae
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Covel Steres
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Bellavier
Rasen Heavorrisins
Boreetmratan Pub
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Yeacautas
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Enders Trust
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Erectra
Lnsie
Hanire Corn
Sunny Keillor
Dan Rockwell
Ifn Co
Argelig
Arkea
Atyedeen Fone
Ghein
Gale
Cap Aosty Ruzheed Aivisors Fund
Hhatunl
Rose Marie Reid Altiaiea Fund
Servo Imal
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Ifeamne
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Live Trust
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Larest
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Viaddall & Reedeswelly Fund
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Puntaces
Ralph Mab
Analine
Merker Basket
Viestera Buty
Boveack
Marshall Indus
Cheay Fundam Tives
Bingtens Meta
Sit Tos Rather Corp
Eunivesin
Bell Electronics
Akaytale
Paseo
Sica Cleared on 71 Count and Guilty on 2nd Charge
A Los Angeles federal jury acquitted Alfred C. Sicaw on one count of income tax evasion while finding him guilty on a second charge of signing a false affidavit claiming no financial dealings with Mickey Cohen. He faces trial on related falsification and evasion accusations, with a date set for sentencing.
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Los Angeles
I Sica
Mail Thief Overlooks $500,000 in Cash Thrown Away
In New Haven a post office report says 341,900 in cash was stolen from a mail pouch while 500,000 in the shipment was left behind. Inspector Edward C. Lyons could not explain how the thief acted or why the other money remained untaken. The money was insured through government agencies and the investigation continues.
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New Haven
Conn
Fierdville
Kedrni Reserve Bank
Ian Breasily
New Haven Railroad
Union Pklan
Anid
Ealeed
Inday
Edward C. Lynns
Patil
Boston
Lyons
Lyois
Judge gives 40 days in jail for Tropic of Cancer seller
In Los Angeles a municipal court judge sentenced Bradley R. Smith, 42, to 40 days in jail and one year probation for selling Henry Miller’s Tropic of Cancer, rejecting probation department recommendations and letting a fine stand. Smith, free on $525 bail during appeal, argued the book is not obscene while witnesses debated its literary value.
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Los Angeles
Municipal Cour
Henry Milers
Kenneth L. Holiday
Bradley R. Smith
Nye Ytha
Ant Smith
Oherene
In Smilly
Smith
Eratle
Paris
Millions Bid for Rights to Gulf Tidelands Oil
NEW ORLEANS 1-A report notes a 446.7 million bid for Gulf tidelands gas and oil rights, reflecting a deep offshore drilling boom. Interior Department’s lease sale drew bids from major firms for submerged acreage off Louisiana and Texas, with competition emphasizing vast potential against high costs.
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Gulf Tidelands
New Orleans
Idelands
Gulf of
Messier
Interior Department
Hern
Gell of Co
Mississippi River
Othey
Texaco
Standant Gil Co
Texas
Subuulingy
Standyard
California
Cdnijimes
Ita Istrike
Atx Jong
Life term replaces 150 days in California case
Ignacio Guerrero, 40, who pled guilty to murder in the death of Maximo Bustillos, was initially sentenced to 150 days and a fall. The District Court of Appeal ordered a rethink, and the State Supreme Court upheld replacing the penalty with life imprisonment for the first degree murder.
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Los Angeles
California
Ignacio Guerrera
Maximo Bustiltos
Guerno
Superior Court
Preewick W. Mahler
Guerrero
District Attocney
District Court of Appeal
Mahl
State Supreme Court
Reds Free on Bonds of Little Old Lady
Treasury certificates released on bond for Mrs Lydia Gibson Minor, widow of Robert Minor, linked to the Communist party. Washington hearing involved major figures Gus Hall and Benjamin Davis, with motions on charges of refusing to register under the Smith act. District Attorney J. Harris questioned whether the bonds were gifts and if funds were used to support the party.
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New York
U. S.debay
Bonds
Gus Hall
Har
Benjamin
Davis
Iris
Washington
Communist Party
Minor
Robert Minor
Lement Harris
Hanushean
United States
Lydia Gibson Minor
Aris
Atty, Erlwavl
P. Cunlffe
Var
John Long's Funeral Set for Tuesday
John B. Long Jr. longtime California Newspaper Association general manager died of a heart attack Thursday night at his San Marino home. He originated National Newspaper Week and served in World War I before a career as a newspaper editor and publisher. Funeral service will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at the Church of the Reformation Forest Lawn Glendale.
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San Marino
John B. Long Jr
California Newspaper Association
Long
Wyance
Telegraph
Pes Moines Regigher Qui
City Eititer
Omaha Bee
California
Pubfishers' Group
Church of the
Revessionil
Korest Lawn
Glendale
Friedkin, PSA President, Dies in San Diego Hospital
Ken neth G. Friedkin, 47, president of Pacific Southwest Airlines, died at Sharp Memorial Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. He helped found PSA in 1949 with J. Moya Andrews and partners. the airline, based in San Diego, operates flights to Los Angeles and San Francisco with four Electra turbo props. Andrews, PSA vice president and general manager, becomes acting president.
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San Diego
UPI
Kenneth G. Friedkin
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Shiarp Memorial Hospital
Friedkin
Washington, D.C
Fried&in
J. Moya Andrews
PSA
lOaltland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Andrews
Colombia Votes Sunday in Liberal Conservative Balance
Colombia faces a Sunday vote to decide whether Liberal or Conservative forces will govern, with President Camargo due to hand over after May elections. Liberal leaders tout a sweeping victory while splinter groups debate reform, and the Revolutionary Liberals led by Alfonso Lopes Michelsen advocate dismantling the system.
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Alberto Flerus Camargo
Lleras’ Ortho
Revolutionary Liberal Movement
Alfonso Lopes Michelsen
Red-Backed Peronistas Woo Voters In Argentina
Enos Alres reports in Argentina as Peronistas seek support before elections. Communists back the Peronists openly while conservative leaders fear implications for democracy. Presid
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Peronistas
Trendy Stock Market Outlook From February Report
A February 1 market overview by Paul III MacGregor and EF Morton & Co notes optimism from employment figures, with unemployment at their lowest since July 1960 and corporate earnings rising 2.24 percent in Q4 1961. It highlights Kern County land ventures with Union Oil and Australian partners, oil discoveries, and large-scale developments including Kern City, a Santa Monica project, and smog control research.
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Labor Department
Australia
CERN
Walker Mf
Nel E. Webb Co
Kern
Stockdale Development Comp
Kern City
Wakersfield
del Webb
Su City
Thoonis
Santa Monica
Woman who started Pinocchio dies at 93 in Italy
Florence Italy Giovanna Ragionieri who at age 12 inspired one of the world famous children's tales Pinocchio died Friday at 93 The anecdote traces back to Italian author Collodi who told or exchanged stories with friends leading to the famed tale’s creation
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Blorence
Italy
UPI
Giovanna Ragionieri
Investment Trusts and Insurance Stocks Amid Market Listings
The report lists over the counter investment trusts and numerous insurance and financial securities with bid and ask figures. It notes unofficial delistings and describes varied holdings from Am Ex to Lloyds, detailing names, funds, and corporate entries across markets, with scattered price points and vendor labels.
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Don Ti
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Dave
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Relseel
Gilruth
Us Air Force Saajor
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Gilmath
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L.A
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Miner
Muskinger
Vibe Finia Crayford
Hen Yecta
Okla
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Fe Hus
Chatde Radford Darnell
Downey
Sica
Iite
Srowboams Enna
Peter Steensina Fann
Sibley
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Stroge
Ohio Gas Co
Puck OF Co
Louisianna
Treasury
Old Lady
John Long
Colombia
Bogota
Calombia UM
Enos Alres
Argenta PH
Jui Peran
Tay Jelers
Loy
House of Deputies
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Teronistas
Cnalilien
Dyesktent
Ariat Fronuig
De-Reigel
Argentina
Feoudi¢l
Fheesa
Paul III, Macgregor
EF Morton & Co
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Kiplinger
Teter
Kern County
Midas
Union Oi
ANC
Oi and Gas Corp
Great Artesian Basin
Hakersfield
Arizona
New Mexico
Aller
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Gas Processors, Inc
Exceerlifie
Tallovina
Degiats, Inc
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