JFK May Propose Red Space Merger On Weather Satellites
The report states President Kennedy discussed pooling of space exploration with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and indicated readiness to test sincerity of cooperation. He proposed joint scientific and technical work on weather prediction and satellite communications, with an early meeting likely and a quick reply to Khrushchev.
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NASA Readies Launch To Probe Sun Secrets
NASA plans within days to launch OSO, a 440 pound solar observatory, atop a Thor-Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral to study solar radiation storms that threaten astronauts. OSO-1 will carry 13 experiments and send data for about six months. The program aims to improve shielding and flare forecasting during the Sun’s 1966 67 peak.
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Final Accounting Begins As John Glenn Awaits Reunion
John Glenn enters a final accounting of his orbital flight as Kennedy plans to fly to Cape Canaveral to congratulate the astronaut on America’s first manned orbital mission. A large crowd was expected at Patrick Air Force Base near Cocoa Beach, Florida, to greet him upon arrival Friday.
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John Glenn flight briefing and shelter test in Bethesda
In Bethesda Maryland a 100 men at a fallout shelter are kept unaware of John Glenn s orbital flight while a two week survival test runs. Glenn travels with the president to Cape Canaveral and Cocoa Beach for a hero s welcome and family reunion. Project Mercury officials report Glenn is in excellent condition with no preflight changes and even slight balance test gains. Scientists discuss unexpected space light phenomena sighted by Glenn as he passed from darkness to daylight off the California coast.
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Tokyo Shaken by Minor 8:06 PM Earthquake Report
An earthquake swayed laundries and rattled windows in downtown Tokyo at 8 06 PM. There were no immediate reports of damage. This UPI dispatch notes no injuries or major disruption as of 6 08 AM EST today.
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Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio Today
Cloudy and windy with turning colder, occasional drizzle then snow flurries, high 40s to 43. Partly cloudy and colder tonight with a few snow flurries, low 13 to 18. Friday brings increasing clouds and warmer then rain or snow by late afternoon.
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Kennedy assures West Berlin of continued U S backing
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy spoke at a City Hall rally in West Berlin amid rockets and balloons from Communist protesters. He pledged continued American support as 110,000 gathered to hear him while Mrs. Kennedy and officials addressed the crowd and signed the city's guest book.
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Panel to Probe Powers Case Led by Judge Prettyman
Washington officials announce a formal inquiry headed by Judge E Barrett Prettyman into the Francis Gary Powers matter. The panel, described as made up of outstanding citizens, will assess issues from Powers back pay to aviations security and intelligence reliability. President Kennedy disclosed the board’s existence at a press conference, saying it is under Judge Prettyman’s leadership and includes notable citizens awaiting unnamed appointees.
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Reds Deliver Summit Reply
Khrushchev sent a note replying to Kennedy and Macmillan about a Geneva summit. U.S. officials said the note was being translated and would go to the White House before Kennedy leaves for Florida. The exchange followed Kennedy and Macmillan rejecting an immediate Geneva meeting but offering to meet later if progress on arms control is shown.
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Stand-In Carpenter Is A Hero Too
Stand-in pilot Scott Carpenter aided a skin diving rescue near Grand Turk Island aiding an unconscious diver from 110 feet to the surface. He and Col John Glenn, physician Dr William K Douglas, and local divers helped pull the man aboard as he recovered.
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Exhale MADISON. Was.UPI waitress admits limited knowledge
A Madison waitress admitted on Wednesday she did not know much about the earth and its bits, saying she cannot understand many details around the topic discussed Tuesday.
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JFK May Still Name Negro Aide
Washington lawmakers speculated President Kennedy could still name a Black aide to his cabinet despite the House defeat of the urban affairs department plan. Robert C Weaver was named as a possible interior choice, with talk of roles for Massaschusetts officials and economic appointees amid broader highway program scrutiny.
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Lorain council zoning limits smoking in motel district
Fragmentary local text indicates Lorain council discusses restrictions on smoking in the motel area with final plans not clearly shown. Confused headlines mention Brookside top seed and various city notices across sections including courts, police, and sports.
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Jamming Avoided on VOA Glenn Flight Broadcasts
UPI reports no jamming on Voice of America's eight Russian language broadcasts about astronaut John Glenn. Officials said about 12 percent of the Russian broadcasts were jammed overall, but none of the Glenn flight segments.
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