Titov Returns From 17 Orbit Space Flight
Maj. Gherman Titov safely lands after circling Earth 17 times in 25 hours 18 minutes. He traveled about 7.0 million kilometers in Vostok I and landed in the Saratov region near the Aral Sea. Moscow Radio reports he was in excellent condition and questions remain on landing details.
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Titov Toast Of Moscow Celebrates Orbit Hero Titov
Titov the first to demonstrate a moon voyage is lauded in Moscow with crowds applauding in the streets and loudspeakers broadcasting details of the flight. Khrushchev hails the feat as proof socialism outperforms capitalism. a Red Square display may await Titov on his return.
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Titov’s orbital flight showcases Soviet space prowess
The report covers Titov’s Vostok II orbital flight with 17 750 mph speeds and passages over continents, Moscow’s broadcasts, and Khrushchev’s congratulatory message. It notes Western observers could not witness lift-off or landing, U.S. plans for its own orbital test later, and Titov’s wife Tamara awaiting his return amid tension.
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Titov, Soviet Cosmonaut, Defies Father to Fly
Cosmonaut Stepank Titov, the Soviet Union's second space traveler, ignored his father Stepan Titov's wish for university. Born in Altai, he rose from Siberian village schools to the military aviation school in 1953 and the Stalingrad pilots’ school, graduating in 1957 with top marks. He earned merit certificates before training for space flight, is married to Tamara Vasilievna, 24, and remains childless as he braces for a distant wife amid mission duties.
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Congressmen Urge U S Space Speedup
Congressional demands for a faster U S space program rose as the Soviet success spurred pressure to orbit an American this year. Senate and House leaders urged NASA to accelerate the Mercury project toward an early manned orbital flight, with Brooks seeking a November target.
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Khrushchev to address USSR amid space milestone
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev is set to speak today on radio and television in a reply to Kennedy's Berlin crisis buildup. The timing follows the successful launch and planned prolonged Titov orbital flight, which Moscow officials view as strengthening Khrushchev's political position.
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Two Lorain County Children Die In Drownings
Two Lorain County children died in separate drowning accidents yesterday. Marla Ann Gates 14 month old daughter of Wilbert G Gates of 503 Alton Drive R D 3 Grafton and Richard A Gliva four year old son of Edward J Oliva of 198 Forest Boulevard Avon Lake were found dead face down in Sandusky Bay around 6 p m. The Gates child rested with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John Johnston of Lakewood and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Andrew Gliva of Cleveland.
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Four Toledo youths die in high speed crash
Four young Toledoans were killed and another injured critically in a high speed auto crash on the city’s south side. The dead were Larry Bartels, 23, Toni Bartels, 20, Ronald J Cook, 19, and Thelma Reid, 20, all of Toledo. Cook was the driver. Ken Stein was listed in critical condition at Maumee Valley Hospital.
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West Lands Space Feat and Titov Rise
United Press International reports a space feat drawing global attention as cosmonaut Gherman Titov orbits Earth aboard the Vostok craft. The piece notes fervent propaganda implications amid the Berlin crisis and U.S. concern over military uses of space.
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Where To Turn Union Is Under Fire
Union decertification drive at Western Automatic Machine Screw Co. draws opposition from CORP CLAW leaders as labor dispute heats up amid regional industry tensions and ongoing organizing efforts.
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Budapest airliner crash kills 24 in suburb
A Hungarian airliner crashed in a Budapest suburb killing all 24 aboard. Budapest Radio reported the deaths today.
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Put-In-Bay Quiet Week After Tough Weekend Policy
Put-In-Bay Ohio saw a restrained close to summer revelry as Mayor Earl Park ramped up law enforcement. Police arrests reached 18 with fines from 10 to 15 dollars as a dozen officers replaced the regular three. crowds, mostly college students, gathered for the Interlake Yachting Association regatta despite heavy weekend rains.
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Ohio Governor Bids Ohio as Apollo Moon Shot Site
Governor Michael V. DiSalle urged NASA to place the Apollo moon shot program in Ohio. He asked senators and representatives to back the plan and directed the state to gather data on Ohio’s suitability, citing Wright Patterson AFB access, a large science workforce, and the NASA budget’s push for a new manned space flight lab.
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