Orbit Prospects Still Not Good For Glenn Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI Bad weather forced another postponement of John Glenns space flight as forecasters warned the outlook remained poor. The ninth delay in a string since December left 40 year old Glenn waiting at the Cape with a possible reschedule to Friday morning and the chance the launch could slip into several days. Weather forecaster Ernest Amman warned conditions Friday morning would be far from good and that a Friday launch was risky, potentially pushing the mission back further if winds or storms persist. Glenn commented that everything was ready except the weather, and officials planned day to day reviews with a recovery fleet ready for a few more days without resupply.
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Cocoa Beach
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Cuba names INRA head amid speak of collective leadership
The Cuban selection of veteran Communist Carlos Rodriguez to lead the Land Reform Institute signals a shift toward Castro's push for collective leadership. The appointment elevates Rodriguez, already a Politburo member and economic czar, while the fate of Antonio Nunez Jimenez remains unaddressed in official notices. The autonomous INRA wields broad power over agriculture, Cuba’s economic backbone, with decisions not subject to appeal.
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Castro
Carlos R. Rodriguez
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Hoy
Antonio Nunez Jimenez
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Rodrionez
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Russia
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Bernesto
Che Guevara
Summit Fever and Kennedy’s Disarmament Stance
Washington officials warn against summit fever as Kennedy resists a March 14 disarmament meeting while signaling openness to later talks. Berlin tension remains high, Laos cease-fire appears frayed, and US military readiness to pressure Moscow continues amid hard core Cold War rifts.
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Laos
Slaying of U.S. Aide Baffles Congo Officials
Not applicable as the provided source text contains international aviation incidents and Cold War protest notes rather than a clear sleuthing or local banishment. The attempted summary must reflect the readable text about U.S., Britain, France protests to the Soviet Union over air corridor interference and Soviet training flights near Western aircraft.
Soviet Fighters Shadow Berlin Air Corridor Clash
Soviet MIGs reportedly crossed within 20 feet of a U.S. Globemaster en route to Berlin in a new harassment of Western Allied air traffic. Four Soviet fighters loitered near the transport for several minutes as NATO pilots defied Soviet limits by flying the Frankfurt Berlin corridor at 7,500 feet, risking incidents amid unfiled flight plans and a Western insistence on rights to the air lanes.
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Berlin
UPI
U.S
Frankfurt-Berlin
Steel Talks Open Summit for Fast 1962 Contract
In Pittsburgh USW President David J. McDonald and U.S. Steel spokesman R Conrad Cooper lead four-man teams into a hotel conference room to begin industry-wide bargaining aimed at a swift settlement of the 1962 basic steel contract. Top union and management officials from the Big 11 firms meet to set a tone of cooperation as talks start.
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U.S. Steel
R. Conrrad Cooper
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Drew
Cooper
Heath Larry
Republic Steel
H. C. Lamb
Bethlehem
Russell Branscom
I. W. Abel
Howard R. Hague
Marvin Miller
David Feller
Elliott Bredhoff
Sesson
One Way To Keep Warm
Paris police recounted a dialogue with an elderly tramp who claimed to have killed someone and thrown him into the Seine. The tramp asked to be arrested but officers noted they could not lock him up if dismissed by the restaurant owner. He was later held in a warm cell while officers checked his tale.
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Seine
Saint Vincent de Paul
Ashford
Bruce Navier
Heavywright Charap Nin
Gene Townes
Charles Todd
Bastion Beach
Was Powers The Mysterious House Guest?
EASTON Maryland report details a secluded mile long lane to the Naylor Place Ashford Farms estate near the Tred Avon River. Neighbors rumor Francis Gary Powers visited last weekend at the mansion behind a padlocked gate. Guards and discreet activity surround the site as 1950s U.S. intelligence ties loom over the estate.
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UPTV
Easton
Chesapeake Bay
Naylor
Navior Place
Francis Gary Powers
Ashford
Gow
Washington
Cen
Powers
Myn
Weather report fragment from Northeastern Ohio
Fragmentary weather note for Conderabie area with unclear temperature details and mixed terms. Mentions 14 inch and 27-59 ranges, references to Wednesday, Tang er, and cloudy conditions with possible snow. Source text is garbled and contains numerous unreadable phrases.
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Wednessay
Where To Turn School Levy Up For Vote In May
Elysians prepared for a May vote on the school levy while Elytia Class AA sectional basketball tournament draw set pairings. Pioneers and Amber connected to the event.
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Elytia
Embassy Attache Is Shot in Congo Slaying Mystery
Lt Col Helen Dorris Stogner, assistant U.S. embassy military attache, was found fatally shot in his Park Hembise home in Leopoldville. A Congolese chauffeur suspect was arrested and to be released after questioning. U.N. police sought the night guard who may have fled. Stogner, 39, lived in El Paso with his wife and six children as investigators probe motive and security lapses.
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the Congo
UPI
Helen Dorris Stogner
U.S
Stogner
el Paso
Tex
United Nations
Swank Park Hembise
Washington, D.C
U S
G. MacMuririe Godley
Godley
U.N
Anu.n. Hospital
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