Cooper receives honors after Cooper's 2.9 orbit flight
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI Air Force Major L Gordon Cooper undergoes medical tests and debriefing before Washington where he will receive the Distinguished Service Medal for his 2.9 orbit flight. A ticker parade through New York follows and NASA officials say another Mercury flight is unlikely before Gemini. Cooper said the mission proved humans can sleep eat and live in space and called the spacecraft's backup role strong.
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Cooper first to use pep pills in orbit during 22 loop flight
Tokyo based briefing by John Glenn and Dr Stuart Raglan Jr recounts Gordon Cooper’s use of dextro amphetamine sulphate aboard Faith 7 to sharpen reactions after waking and during manual firing of reentry rockets. Glenn notes Cooper showed no fear and remained capable without ground direction.
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Where to turn CHICAGO pilot lands sailplane near berlin after soaring flight from Chicago
LORAIN County residents af fected by cutbacks in Bureau of Unemployment. VERMILION women injured in train-car crossing accident. NORWALK upholster or dies in traffic crash. MIDVIEW school administra tive assistant resigns. 43 ATHLETES from Elyria District quality for State Track and Field Meets. Columbus Buckeye South Amherst High Schools finish third fourth in Berea District Meet. Oberlin High sophomore Mark Severs is singles champion and Elyria juniors Jon Meckiey and Bill Ignatz ars doubles Kiegs in Elyria District Tennis Tournament.
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U S tries breaking Mart nations deadlock
United States and Britain seek to break the deadlock over tariff cuts and market access at the General Agreement talks in Geneva. Former Secretary of State Christian Herter heads U S negotiators as the Common Market deadline looms and discussions continue into the early hours.
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Woman dies on golf links at Spring Valley Country Club
A 70-year-old retired teacher Mrs J Water Mina Spaulding collapsed and died on the golf course at Spring Valley Country Club Elyria after a heart attack at about 3 30 pm She had taught in Lorain and Cleveland schools and was a Bay Village resident Survivors include her husband two sisters a niece and a nephew Funeral services were set for Wednesday at 1 pm at Jenkins Funeral Chapel Westlake Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery Lorain The United States is authorized to negotiate across the board for cuts of up to 50 percent
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Bomb threats and protests mark tense race bonds across states
Reports from Alabama Selma Hart ford Dover and Philadelphia describe bomb threats, demonstrations, and legal pressures amid integration efforts. Negro leaders condemn violence while urging continued action. Adam Clayton Powell and Dick Gregory comment on white fear and potential Birmingham agreement. Petitions seek open public accommodations. picketing targets include schools and city projects as unions work toward integration.
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Memorial Day program to feature Keating speech
Sen Kenneth B Keating reacts to a speech invitation describing this year’s Memorial Day program in New York as including a mayoral talk a student recitation and then the firing squad Keating says it gave him a start and comments on the invitation as rougher politics in U S style
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Wallace asks Supreme Court to curb federal troops in Alabama
Governor George C Wallace of Alabama makes an unusual bid by proxy to the U S Supreme Court. He seeks an order to remove federal troops from Alabama and to strike down the 14th Amendment and related statutes used to prevent racial disorders in Birmingham. He travels with Kennedy aides as the case unfolds.
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Use of Pesticides Viewed as Vital Report
A U S pesticide report from the President's Science Advisory Committee is praised as a crucial blueprint for solving the pesticide problem. It notes widespread residue contamination beyond original areas, risks to households and wildlife, inadequate regulation science, and calls for immediate action, tolerance rechecks, and full disclosure of data.
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Area bypass near end in Neeson project ready for traffic
The Neeson area bypass nears completion with the main structure mostly poured. Weather delayed berm landscaping and other minor work, but officials expect the bypass to open to traffic on July 1, linking the route to the city east of Hisma.
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Weather update for Northeastern Ohio shows cloudy skies
The report notes cloudy conditions with occasional heat relief, cooler nights, and a temperature range around 38 to 64 degrees. It mentions a Tuesday temperature change, sun rise at 6:40 am, sunset at 3:43 pm, and an average 24 hour temperature of 59 degrees.
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