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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1962

Page

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Rendezvous in Space and the Challenge of orbital docking

Space rendezvous demands precise orbital mechanics. Delays in launch affect separation. engineers use circular and elliptical orbits to reduce gaps. Radar, computers, and docking methods such as magnets and clamps enable final mating of two spacecraft.

Earth Cape Canaveral Japan Broadcasting Company Tokyo Cairo Space Observatory

Berlin wall anniversary sparks tear gas clash in West Berlin

On the first anniversary of the Berlin wall, Communist and West Berlin police clashed across the barrier with tear gas, smoke bombs, and water cannon. West Berliners and authorities urged restraint while celebrating with silence. East German Reds hailed the event as peace rescue.

Berlin UPI West Berlin Checkpoint Charlie Wilhelmstrasse Red West

Man Identified as James Johnson Held by Elyria Police

Elyria police detained a 27 year old man named James Johnson of Columbus after a report he could be a con artist. Officers found a stack of counterfeit money with a real dollar on top and bottom in his possession. Johnson claimed the fake funds were for a Monopoly game and he was jailed without pass go.

Elyria James Johnson Columbus Ely Park Johnson

Union chiefs back shorter work week amid Teamsters raid clashes

The AFL CIO National Executive Council opens its summer meeting in Chicago with leaders including George Meany and Walter Reuther expected to back a reduced national work week to curb unemployment. The session faces militant moves against James Hoffa's Teamsters and rival union ambitions by CWA and SIU, including plans to form a rival Teamsters union.

Chicago UPI Aflcio National Executive Council Kennedy Teamsters Union George Meany Aflcio United Auto Workers Walter Reuther U.S James Hoffa Teamsters Afl-Cio Communications Workers of America CWA Seafarers International Union SIU Joseph A. Beirne AFL - Cio Hoffa Seafarers Teamsters Local 777 Sters Detroit Mich

New London Senior League All Stars Reach World Series

The New London Senior Little League All Stars defeated Missouri to earn a berth in the World Series in Williamsport Pennsylvania, facing West Hempstead on Long Island. The report notes more details on page 22 while indicating various other sections and columns in the issue.

New London Missouri West Hempstead Long Island Williamsport

Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio

Partly cloudy and cooler today and tonight with a high of 74 to 78 and a low of 54 to 58. Tuesday remains fair and cool. Sunday's range 60 to 68, with a late Sunday range of 62 to 81. 24 hour precipitation ending 8 p.m. EDT Sunday was 0.08 inch.

Ohio

Kennedy to deliver economic tax decision tonight

President Kennedy returned to Washington from a Maine weekend to finalize his economic report and announce by 7 p.m. EDT whether a tax cut is needed. He and advisers will refine the speech after a fog delayed his takeoff from Brunswick. The trip followed a leisure weekend at Gene Tunney's Johns Island estate and a Manitou sailing cruise.

Boothbay Harbor UPI Kennedy Washington Brunswick Naval Air Station Maine White House Johns Island Gene Tunney Coast Guard Manitou Tunney

Soviet Cosmonauts Extend Earth Orbit Test Into Night

Maj. Andrian Nikolayev and Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich continued a space marathon in Vostok III and IV, circling Earth about every 88 minutes at near 18,000 mph. They had logged 35 and 19 orbits respectively by 4 p.m. and faced further live TV from space with no clear return time.

Moscow UPI Earth Moon Venus Radio Moscow Andrian Nikolayev

Cosmonauts Orbit Seen From Sohio Center

Sohio Research Center in Warrensville Heights reports exclusive reception of conversations and data from Soviet cosmonauts Maj. Andrian Nikolayev and Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich. Ten researchers monitor orbital flights of Vostok III and IV as both ships progress over Ohio with several daily passes and intermittent transmissions.

Sohio Research Center Warrensville Heights Andrian Nikolayev Pavel Popovich Atlantic A. L. Jones

Jetliner lands at Troutdale instead of Portland airport

A United DC-8 carrying 81 passengers and seven crew members inadvertently landed at Troutdale field after misreading lights, mistaking it for Portland International Airport. No injuries were reported. The flight departed for Seattle after refueling, with FAA investigating the error.

Troudale Ore UPD Portland Portland International Richard Gorrell Maquoketa Iowa Troutdale Field United Air Lines Wise Seattle United S. R. Whipple Chicago Troutdale Whipple FAA

Russian cosmonauts exchange coded space talk

Moscow reports two Soviet astronauts, Pavel Popovich and Andrian Nikolayev, chatting as their ships circled the Earth. They confirm code names Golden Eagle and Falcon and discuss temperatures, humidity, and how they feel while orbiting from a space station near the cosmodrome.

Moscow UPS Russia Golden Eagle Falcon Pavel Popovich Andrian Nikolayev Popovich Nikolayev Tass Cosmodrome Space Station Soviet Union

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