Space twins keep world guessing GOP cries politics to Kennedy tax talk
President Kennedy delays tax cut until next year drawing mixed reactions. Ladd Plumley of the U S Chamber of Commerce voices disappointment but notes little difference between immediate or January cut. Republican Miller accuses politics in Kennedy address while Byrd criticizes federal spending and calls for spending cuts. House and Senate leaders back Kennedy plan steering toward reduced spending and cautious tax policy.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Ladd Plumley
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
William E. Miller
Senate Finance Committee
Harry S. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways & Means Committee
Hale Boggs
D- la
GOP
Miller
Paul H. Douglas
D-Hfl
George A Smathers
D-Fla
Oberlin mother translates cosmonaut tape sparks space duel talk
Oberlin College Russian teacher Alexandra Podwalny translated fragments of a tape of conversations between Maj Nikolayev and Lt Col Popovitch. The transcripts suggest possible orbital contact and shared ship, with references to spring and a potential water based station near the Atlantic. Dr Jones calls the material exciting and new and says more translations may follow.
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Oberlin
Alexandra Podwalny
Oberlin College
Chronicle-Telegram
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Jones
Sohio Research Center
Cosmonauts in Orbit Reported Healthy as Day Four Marks
Moscow radio said Maj. Andrian Nikolayev and Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich were feeling excellent on their fourth day aloft. Each had completed 52 and 36 orbits respectively as they drifted above Russia.
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Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel R. Popovich
Russia
Moscow
UPI
Moscow Radio
Pavel Popovich
Nikolayev
Popovich
Meany forecasts winter recession and 35 hour week plan
AFL CIO President George Meany warned of a winter U.S. recession and urged a 35 hour work week with double overtime pay. He proposed immediate $10 tax relief every 10 weeks and long range tax cuts with closing loopholes. Labor Secretary Goldberg would discuss the plan with the council.
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Chicago
UPI
George Meany
Afl-Cio
United States
Federation
Meany
Labor
Arthur Goldberg
Kennedy
U.S
Congress
Northeastern Ohio Weather: Cloudy with Drizzle Then Clearing
Cloudy conditions with occasional drizzle or light rain giving way to slow clearing late today and tonight. Continued cool with a high 70 to 75 and a low of 52 to 56. Wednesday looks mostly sunny and warmer.
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Ohio
FAA studies near miss of two jets over Phillipsburg
The near miss involved TWA Flight 11 from Idlewild to Los Angeles and Flight 800 from Los Angeles to Idlewild at 35 000 feet with 1000 feet separation. FAA officials cite possible error by Oberlin or Idlewild staff and note similar past incident. investigation pending.
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TWA
Phillipsburg
FAA
Oberlin
Idlewild
New York City
Donald Willis
FAA Operations
Los Angeles
Willis
Kansas
Protests Fierce as Berlin Wall Anniversary Sparks Riots
Rioters confront police and East German border guards near Oberbaum Bridge on the Berlin Wall anniversary. West Berlin police use tear gas. four officers injured. A bus with Russian soldiers and a Soviet officer car are stoned. East German water cannons used.
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West Berlin
East Germany
Five patrons rebel over necktie rule at Basildon pub
Five patrons in Basildon England defied a house rule that required neckties. They entered the pub wearing collars vests and ties but no shirts, prompting irritation and a disruptive response.
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Basildon
England
United Fund Sets $362 620 Goal For Elyria Campaign
The 1963 United Fund Campaign for Greater Elyria is set at 362 620 dollars with Oct 15 25 dates. John B Findling president of United Community Services notes the goal is 11 percent higher than last year despite a shortfall then. W G Senft general campaign chairman says budgets were reviewed to set a realistic target and pledges to meet it. Continued on page 5
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United Fund
Greater Elyria
John B.findling
United Community Services
Findling
W. G. Senft
Senft
New London Bets Big on World Series Bid
New London Little League Senior Division earns a spot in the Williamsport World Series after defeating Ashtabula All-Stars in Elyria to win the district title and Chesapeake 18 0 to claim the state championship. A celebratory parade and town rally followed as residents fixate on the journey to Williamsport.
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Helen Payne
New London
Williamsport
Ashtabula
Clarksfield
Indiana All Stars
Brunswick
Kings’ Corners
U.S. 18
Crystal City
First Methodist Church
Rotary Club
Carter White
Doyle Nee
Brother of Dead Hunter Charges Police Over Search Neglect
The brother of a South Amherst man who died after hunting accuses police of neglect for not forming a search party. The case centers on alleged failures to organize a missing person search. The item appears in a local page with notes about a 1963 Lorain Harbor appropriation and Oberlen School Board discussions on athletic facilities.
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South Amherst
Hunter
Stamp honors orbit MOSCOW space flight
A multi colored Soviet post age stamp honoring the double space flight was issued by the Ministry of Communications. It lists speeds of 17 500 miles per hour and a 88 minute interval. Both ships Vostok III and IV were reported as working well with quick communications.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Ministry of Communications
Joseph Levin
Nikolayev
Vostok III
Popovich
Vostok IV
Bernard Lovell
Britain
Jodrell Bank
Pravda invites US to match space double success
Moscow's Communist party daily Pravda calls for the United States to match the double cosmonaut space feat of Nikolayev and Popovich. The launch, sleep tests, and task execution boosted Soviet lead in the space race and drew a welcome home across Russia. President Kennedy acknowledged the US lags after the dual formation flight. Continued on page 2.
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Moscow
UPI
Communist Party
Pravda Today
United States
Russia
Kennedy
Nikolayev and
Popovich
America
Air Force CIA track space duo
Washington reports two Russian space vehicles are being tracked by the Air Force and CIA. Congressman Charles A. Mosher says NASA stations do not constantly contact the ships and that tracking is done by intelligence agencies around the clock. He notes Russians avoid NASA help and do not notify launches or radio frequencies.
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Earth
Air Force
Central Intelligence Agency
Chronicle-Telegram Today
Charles A. Mosher
United States
C T
Mosher
House Committee On Science and Astronautics
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
CIA
NASA
Cascade Park Pool Closed for Bad Weather
Park Superintendent John Madock said Cascade Park pool will be closed today due to adverse weather. If temperatures rise tomorrow the pool will reopen at 12:30 p.m. as usual.
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Sohio
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