Soviet Cosmonaut Komarov Buried in Kremlin Wall Ceremony
Moscow mourners prepared for a hero's burial at the Kremlin Wall for Vladimir Komarov the oldest cosmonaut and first Russian space fatality. The crash in Soyuz 1 ended Russia's first manned mission in 25 months as officials describe his death and cremation bringing closure to a tragic flight that failed to re enter properly due to a tangled parachute.
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Hoffa's son enters Detroit Democratic primary race
James P. Hoffa, 25, son of imprisoned union leader Jimmy Hoffa, seeks the Michigan House seat vacated by the late Rep. Joseph Kowalski in a 15-candidate Democratic primary for the May 23 special election. He is among co favorites with Mathew M. McCusker, son of a United Auto Workers official.
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Prince to lead Maricopa junior college district
Dr. John je Prince, executive dean of Glendale Community College, will become president of the Maricopa County Junior College District on July 1, succeeding retired Dr. Robert J. Hannelly who will serve as president emeritus. Prince, 55, holds A B A M A and Ph D from the University of Arizona and has taught at Tolleson Union, Phoenix Union, and Phoenix College before becoming executive director of the state Junior College Board in 1961 and Glendale CC chief administrator in 1965.
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Komarovs last hours reveal deadly Soyuz 1 crash
U.S. officials report Komarov’s Soyuz 1 suffered control and communications failures in the final hours, causing tumbling and a failed parachute. The craft crashed into Central Asia at high speed after an attempted reentry, killing the cosmonaut.
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