Varied U S Reactions to Soviet Space Woman
Reactions ranged from amusement to annoyance as Americans commented on the Soviet woman in space. Cape Canaveral officials warned of the implications of a linkup, potentially delaying the U S moon program, while aviatrix Jerrie Cobb and several politicians weighed in on the achievement and its timing.
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Cape Canaveral
Leighton I. Davis
U. S. Missile Test Center
Fla
Philip Hart
Michigan
Washington
U. S
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
America
Aviatrix Jerrie Cobb
Oklahoma City
Okla
Valentina Tereshkova
Egyptian Raid Sparks Panicked Evacuations in Jizan
Reports from Saudi Arabia say residents fled to Red Sea islands after Egyptian bombing raids on Jizan near Yemen. Witnesses claimed 35 killed and 300 injured as planes backing Yemen's Republican forces attacked last week.
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Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Jizan
Red Sea
Yemen
Recount Slated in Brazil Indiana Mayoral Primary
A three man commission will recount votes Thursday in 11 of Brazil s 12 precincts from the May 7 Democratic mayoral primary. Judge Robert Stewart granted the request by loser William A. Vanes who trailed winner Jack H. Hayes by nine votes.
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Brazil
Ind
Robert Stewart
Clay Circuit Court
William A. Vanes
Jack H. Hayes
Salish Indians Known As Flat Heads in Northwest
A brief note identifies the Salish Indians of the northwest United States as more popularly known by the name Flat Heads.
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Northwestern
United States
House Hearing on Kennedy Tax Cut Plan Delays
The House Ways and Means Committee held closed hearings on President Kennedy's tax proposals. Key Democrats discuss altering the three step plan, with some favoring a two stage cut set for January 1, 1964 and January 1, 1965 to address deficits.
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Washington
House Ways & Means Committee
Kennedy
Man Wins Car After Weekend Bazaar Bid
Edward Kulmacz aged 45 of Middletown Connecticut surprises by winning a car at a weekend bazaar despite never owning or operating one before. The report notes tax policy discussions and budget moves in Congress including proposals to cut individual rates and to fund shifts with revenue changes.
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Middletown
Conn
Edward Kulmacz
Kennedy
Notable figures comment on Europe unity and Sobell transfer
Henry Cabot Lodge forecasts a more united Europe with UK joining the European Common Market within two years. Morton Sobell moves to Springfield MO medical center for physical exams awaiting results and possible return to Atlanta penitentiary. Pablo Casals, 86, receives standing ovation in New York conducting Bach's Passion with Casals Festival Orchestra and Cleveland mixed chorus. exiled from Spain, living in Puerto Rico.
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U. S
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Pablo Casals
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Puerto Rico
Cleveland Orchestra
Casals
Spain
Indiana Woman Wins Air Race Near Kokomo
The fourth annual Ninety-Nines air race in Indiana was won by Mrs. Neal D. Payton of Indianapolis. She finished within two tenths of a gallon and five seconds of her fuel time estimate for the 171 mile Kokomo to Frankfort to Portland to Kokomo course. Payton’s co pilot was Mrs. Russell Knuth. Second place went to Mrs. Muriel Dykema with co pilot Mrs. Dorothy Smith of Indianapolis. Third place to Mrs. Agnes Gallatan of Elkhart with co pilot Mrs. Joyce Keyser.
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The
Ninety- Nine’s
Neal D. Payton
Lake Central Airlines
Ninety-Nine’s
Payton
Indianapolis
Frankfort
Portland
Russell Knuth
Muriel Dykema
Dorothy Smith
Agnes Gallatan
Elkhart
Joyce Keyser
Graham closes Nuernberg crusade urges prayer for Kennedy
American evangelist Billy Graham ended his Nuernberg crusade by asking Germans to pray for President Kennedy. He said the president bears the heaviest responsibility of any man in the world and announced plans for another crusade starting in Stuttgart on Tuesday.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Billy Graham
Kennedy
Graham
Stuttgart
Five Terre Haute youths fined at Clinton pool disturbance
Five Terre Haute youths were fined in Clinton City Court after a disturbance at Aragon Pool. A 17 year old was sent to Juvenile Court. Others faced $16 fines plus costs for illegal possession of alcohol and disorderly conduct amid postmasters convention remarks on civil rights.
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Clinton
Ind
Terre Haute
Aragon Pool
Sam Hadock
Dexter Street
John McNabb
North Thirteenth Street
John Baumgartner
Maythorne Avenue
John Conder
James
Postmasters Hear Senator Hartke in Indianapolis
Senator Vance Hartke praised the Post Office Department as the world's largest. He spoke to postmasters in Indianapolis on a Saturday, June 17, highlighting federal mail service and government operations.
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Senator Hartke
Indianapolis
Vance Hartke
Post Office Department
Red China Warns Khrushchev On Peaceful Path
Red China warned Soviet Premier Khrushchev that pro Chinese elements will oust him if he persists in favoring peaceful coexistence with the West over violent Communist revolutions. The missive was delivered in a June letter to Khrushchev and officials in Moscow.
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Tokyo
Red China
Khrushchev
Soviet and Chinese Leaders Set 25 Debate Topics for Moscow Talks
The Soviet party and Chinese leadership outline 25 issues for discussion at July 5 Moscow talks on ideological dispute. The letter warns that if a party shifts to reformist lines, Marxist-Leninists inside and outside will replace them and push revolutions.
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Moscow
Playwright John Whiting Dies in London at 45
British dramatist John Whiting age 45 died Sunday in London after a battle with cancer. He wrote the London hit The Devils and recently finished a film scenario on Irish playwright Sean O Case y.
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London
John Whiting
Whiting
Sean O’casey
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