Weather delays John Glenn space flight again
CAPE CANAVERAL UPS bad weather in the splash down area forced the eighth postponement of John Glenn's orbit around the world. A new storm moving off Cape Hatteras threatened rough seas in the Bermuda region while recovery operations were deemed unsatisfactory. No new launch time was set, with possible firing between 7:30 am and 12:20 pm EST Thursday.
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Kennedy okays Powers testimony for congressional panels
President Kennedy said information from U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers would be shown to congressional committees and Powers would be free to testify. He noted Powers cooperates with interrogators and would be available to the press after questioning. Powers, 32, was released by the Soviet Union in exchange for Rudolf Abel and had been imprisoned nearly two years. The president expressed hope this and Frederic Pryor's release could improve Soviet American relations and indicated Powers is now a free agent. He declined to say where questioning occurred and suggested the shot-down question should wait until questioning ends. Kennedy also supported Macmillan on no tests at Christmas Island until the Geneva talks begin and said a decision on atmospheric tests would come by month’s end. He would attend a Geneva summit if progress warrants it and disagreed with Rockefeller on Punta del Este results. The hemisphere’s stance on Cuba remained noted.
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Kennedy rejects immediate 18 nation disarmament summit
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan responded to Khrushchev's February 10 note on expanding the Geneva disarmament talks. Kennedy voiced polite willingness to join later if helpful, but opposed a major near term summit. Macmillan urged postponement until progress is made on key disarmament issues. Both stressed cautious steps amid Berlin tensions and atmospheric nuclear tests uncertainty.
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Where To Turn Court Test Postponed In Wellington
A Wellington case titled Where To Turn faced a postponed court test amid local controversy over health class content. Avon Lake, Carksfield, and Lorain area districts are cited in related notices with community responses ongoing at the municipal level.
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Castro Replaced by Raul Rodriguez As Cuban Economic Czar
Castro is replaced by veteran Communist Carlos Rafael Rodriguez to lead the National Land Reform Institute, a powerful state within Cuba controlling the economy. The move, announced quietly in newspapers, signals potential shifts in governance and economic policy under the regime. Rodriguez, one of the top five in the Cuban Communist hierarchy, already superseded Ernesto Che Guevara as economic czar last year.
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Unrest in Oran as 40 hazardous devices explode
In Oran Algeria a barrage of 40 plastic hazardous devices ripped through the port city triggering civil unrest. Arab rioters clash with French troops amid curfew end and tear gas. Officials report no immediate casualty count.
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Floods Put Western Cities In Isolation Across Regions
Western states face severe floods as 6,000 refugees crowd evacuation centers. Deluges threaten water supplies while 100 inch snow packs melt. Blackfoot Idaho faces a 342 mile wide water surge with Typhoon-like disruption. Greybull Wyoming saved by dynamiters. Pocatello Idaho sees 1,000 homeless and portneuf River floods. California rains add to flood risk. systemic power and transport disruptions occur as storms advance. In Dixie heat waves and hazardous highways complicate travel. Wisconsin and Upper Michigan see heavy snows. Nevada and Idaho governors seek federal disaster declarations. Disastrous conditions spread from Portland to Nevada, with multiple towns evacuated and utilities damaged.
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Injuries Fatal To Crash Victim On Ohio Turnpike
Francis Michael Ryan a 24 year old Detroit insurance salesman and University of Detroit senior died after a one car crash on the Ohio Turnpike east of Elyna Memorial Hospital. Passenger Melvin Valoveik 24 St Clair Shores Mich survived with head and body cuts. Ryan survived by father Frank T Ryan and a sister both of Detroit. Funeral services tentatively set for Saturday.
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Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio forecast
Northeastern Ohio weather forecast shows a high of 33 to 39 degrees with partly cloudy and colder tonight and a low around 24. Thursday brings increasing cloudiness and slightly warmer temperatures with possible rain by afternoon. Temperature Tuesday 12 versus a year ago 27 to 51. Precipitation in past 24 hours ended 7 p m Tuesday 0.103 inches. Humidity at 7 a m 80 percent. Sunrise 7 24 a m sunset 6 00 p m.
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Priest Paralyzed 26 Years Dies in San Francisco
The Rev Louis Galli, a Catholic priest paralyzed by a robber's bullet 26 years ago, died Tuesday at Notre Dame Hospital in San Francisco. He could not move or speak for 25 years but the nurse says he always managed a smile.
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Steelworkers and Steel Industry Open 1962 Contract Talks
United Steelworkers and major steel firms begin 1962 negotiations with March 1 as target date for terms covering 430000 workers. Talks start at 1am EST with top union and industry leaders coordinating committee guiding subcommittee talks across four locations. Negotiators proceed with chalk talks amid favorable factors.
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Big 11 Open opens long USW bargaining era in 25 years
The Big 11 Open marks the earliest opening of contract talks in USW history, with atmosphere softened after a belligerent stance. The 1980s era featured record walkouts and government Taft-Hartley interventions, culminating in a 1990s cooling period and a signed contract after a two-year stretch, amid calls for swift agreement to prevent steel stocking impacts on the economy.
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Talks on Contract Proposals Highlight Job Security and Pensions
The policy statement urges shared national prosperity with reforms in job security pensions preferential hiring rights shorter work weeks and revamped grievance procedures. The current contract includes about 279 cents per man in wages over three years with most funds used for fringe benefits. McDonald remains an eternal optimist saying action is needed to offset job losses from automation while management shows sympathy to the unemployment security objective. Major companies involved in megahatons include US Steel Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel Jones & Laughlin Great Lakes Steel Inland Steel Youngstown Sheet & Tube Wheeling Steel Colorado Fuel & Iron Pittsburgh Steel and Armco.
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