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Post-Standard, The (Newspaper) - May 20, 1963, Syracuse, New York 2 the n. May 1963 t t i Cooper returns to from Page he had expected since his Auto malic controls were out. His most alarming moment came when one of the straps on the braking which had gone off a real Strong across his turned White then broke into pieces and burned and went floating he also somewhat that he thought the fireball somewhat this fireball is caused by a re entry temperature of some degrees on the heat shield end of the Cap sule. Cooper said that just about the he was inserted into orbit noticed his rocket Booster him it was close to reach out touch. I for the it was a could read the writing on the he said the Booster dropped slowly and he off a few pictures with the East coast of the United states in the Back Cooper reported that he picked up i i music once and news broadcasts one of which his name. He said he could not identify the languages though one sounded to him like russian. Liquor Beautiful Day and people from Miles around converged on the area for a glimpse of the nation s newest space hero. Two of Cocoa Beach s three fire trucks were along the route with banners Home there were hundreds of other hand made signs expressing the same sentiment. In Cooper arid his wife in one his two daughters in passed Over the local equivalent of red a strip of red paint on High Way a1a. As he approached this teen aged girls showered with confetti and paper ers. 1 further along the he was pelted a with Flowers by another group of Bobby boxers. At the end of the Parade the 200-Vdice Cocoa Beach elementary school glee club serenaded Cooper with bless bands along the Way struck up the moment his car approached. The Force end led the astronaut hit Parade. It was a proud Holiday dynamite from Page from Page Era Bors who contend they can not afford the Kitchen equipment and full time chef required by Law. Other complaints concerned re quiz Ernest of a special License for approval for re and making minor changes in seating arrangements Bama bases for possible action in Birmingham. The sheriff said two cases of dynamite was a Large amount but he declined to be specific. There have been no reports of explosives stolen since the he state and local authorities Are investigating the blasts which ruined the suburban Home of a negro the and Competition from private Rev. A. D. King and a negro to tej4 Headquarters for integration mostly Clad in Beach Sun and Sun Cooper landed at Patrick air Force base after a flight from Honolulu. After a Brief plane Side Cere he was off for another medical examination and flight debriefing. On hand at the Airport to Greet Cooper were five other astronauts except Glenn who is vacationing in Japan after talking Cooper through the Landing situation when part of the electrical system went on the blink in the space capsule. The five astronauts at the air port As the Cooper plane came in Alan Shepard Vir Gil i. M. Scott Carpen Walter m. Schirra or. And Donald r. Slayton. The wives of the other Astron auts smeared him with lipstick and he had time been a Day or two and i be trav eled a few but i finally got Home As i i then he Good to be Back among people you his major problem for the next several Days is going to be matter of staying tuesday he will receive the National aeronautics and space administration s distinguished serv ice medal from president Ken Nedy at a ceremony in the White House Rose Garden. Then like is going to address a joint meeting of con Gress something nobody from Tecumseh Ever did. And his Kattie is going to be there to see All this. She will Fly from Oklahoma to Washington on vice president Lyndon b. Johnson s plane. She skipped original plans to come to Cape canaveral for sunday s Celebration. Would retain controls the liquor store operators overwhelmingly favored retaining Price control of liquor and several urged its Extension to Beer. In an indirect reference to the state liquor which has been under investigation for some the commission criticisms were made on the restrictions and1 require ments involved in transferring a package store business from one location to another. The area of enforcement and complaints were registered by Many licensees As to hearings and records and what was termed double the the commission referred to leaders. No substantial Progress has been reported by investigators. Several Hundred state special City and county policemen held the uneasy City under tight Security. Col. Albert j. State safety director and head of the Highway teen age girl Dies in crash Patchogue Judy of Rocky Point Middle was killed Early sunday when a car in which Sofce was Riding left the Highway and crashed into a said his Force alone Waskom in North Patchogue. It. J. A it _ 1 _ _ a _1_ a about 700 men. This includes some deputized National guardsmen. Be Here Lingo said. That was the attitude of City and county authorities since the bombings and rioting a ago caught them off guard. Dawn found the troopers and deputies on duty eating breakfast in a Park where Lingo has set up Field Headquarters in a Mobile the owned by Vinc ent was extensively but none of the occupants was injured. The but then would have his liquor License suspended or re or ked in an administrative hear ing. The charge in both cases if would be the same. Personal interviews of those 300 asked to be interviewed personally and the commission said it Xmas making arrangements for this. The commission also said that in its continuing its areas of would 1. Should present restrictions on the Sale of liquor by the drink be limited to Bona fide 2. 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