Khrushchev congratulates Glenn as U.S. flies three orbits
Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev sent a message through Tass to Lt. Col. John Glenn praising the U.S. flight and urging unity in space research. Russians reacted with mixed pride and caution, noting earlier cosmonauts Gagarin and Titov and signaling possible future, more complex space missions without firm timelines.
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Space hero Glenn hailed by world leaders
President Kennedy planned to fly Lt Col John Glenn and family to Cape Canaveral to greet America's first orbital traveler while Khrushchev and Soviet cosmonauts sent hearty congratulations. World leaders and Pope John XXIII joined in celebratory messages as nations weighed space race implications and peaceful aims.
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Second big storm slams Midwest paralyzing towns
A powerful late winter blizzard swept the Midwest and aimed toward New England, with nine inches in Spencer Iowa and eight in Omaha. The band extended from Iowa to northwest Pennsylvania and western New York, bringing heavy snow, thunderstorms, and freezing rain. Four storm deaths were reported in Iowa as schools and many businesses closed.
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Glenn Begins Space Report Amid Tri Orbit Feats
United Press International reports from Grand Turk Island outline John Glenn’s 4 hour 28 minute orbital mission aboard Friendship 7. Amid celebrations in Washington and Assin in, Glenn undergoes medical checks, receives praise from President Johnson, and prepares for a White House visit.
Two escapees caught after seeking food at farmhouse
Plainfield Indiana two boys from the Indiana Boys School escaped the kitchen detail and were captured hours later after wandering to a local farmhouse in search of nourishment.
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Space Index Reveals NASA Triumph and Reentry Details
The page highlights NASA space triumphs with pictures and notes on Friendship 7 orbit flight. Astronaut Glenn's condition is reported as life hanging in balance. Technicians remain busy as instruments aid reentry and recovery efforts.
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Avon Lake artist presents abstract works to West Berlin officials
Innocent plea entered as Ely Fian is arraigned in Lawson store robbery. alleged accomplice to face grand jury. Abstract paintings from Avon Lake artist depicted as positive reflections of Berlin problems, highlighting cultural dialogue between cities.
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Space milestone noted after Mercury success
NASA lauds the magnificent success of Project Mercury while Japanese Prime Minister Ikeda congratulates John Glenn. He tells Kennedy this achievement marks a milestone in man’s space exploration and will contribute greatly to development.
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Glenn Flight Boosts U S Morale In Cold War Message
Washington leaders praised astronaut John Glenn for lifting national morale and proving a free society can publicly achieve what a Communist state hides. Officials likened him to Columbus and Lindbergh, noting the potential sway of Western allies toward openness. President Johnson, Secretary Rusk, and Defense Secretary McNamara offered praise. calls grew for honors including a Medal of Honor and a special gold medal.
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Woman Electrocuted Touching TV Antenna in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati, Sheila Ann Salzer, five, was electrocuted Tuesday after touching an antenna atop a television set while watching a U S space flight program. She was barefoot and standing near a metal air duct by the steps.
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Weather alert for Northeastern Ohno snow and cold
A chaotic report notes heavy snow warnings with rain, cold winds and snow mixed precipitation. Temperatures hover around 24 degrees below normal with drifting snow, possible sharp drops tonight and Thursday, then a warming trend and renewed cold next week.
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