How Can Glenn Bear Up
Cape Canaveral frail delays in John Glenn Jr. space flight test his calm. Psychologist Dr. Robert Voas notes Glenn bears frustration well and stays busy with preparation and meetings, turning postponements into practice. He treats delays as part of training, though close associates see moments of impatience at time demands.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Robert Voas
America
John
Dr. Voas
Glenn
John Glenn
Weather Delays Threaten John Glenn Orbit Launch
Weather kept NASA's Glenn flight in limbo with ninth postponement and a Saturday outlook calling a lost cause. Officials planned a midnight weather review to decide on a Friday launch while stressing day by day delays are part of the ongoing program.
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NASA
Glenn
JFK To Propose Tax Plan Treating Income Alike
President Kennedy will seek a tax reform to treat all income as standard and remove special exemptions for royalties and capital gains. Internal Revenue Commissioner Caplin said the plan would broaden the base, lower the rate to 15 percent, and simplify forms while preserving revenue.
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Dallas
Tex
Kennedy
Internal Revenue
Mortimer M. Caplin
Caplin
Congress
Two ex officers convicted in Arizona Savings and Loan case
James R. Heron and Chuck O. Lee were found guilty on five counts each for conspiracy and falsifying books at the defunct Arizona Savings and Loan Assn. Verdict leaves possible prison terms from six months to ten years, with sentencing set for Feb. 27.
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Phoenix
Arizona Savings and Loan Assn
James R. Heron
Chuck O. Lee
Superior Court
Old Main derided as a monster by UA campus paper
Arizona Wildcat blasts Old Main calling it a dead horse and monstrosity describing the building as inadequate and a relic in the center of campus. The editorial urges replacing Old Main with a modern facility or a parking lot while ROTC occupies the structure. Alumni express mixed views on preservation.
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Old Main
University of Arizona
Pus
The
Arizona Wildcat
University
Madison Ave
Arizona State Museum
Titan Base Steel Plant Reopens After Short Closure
The Titan missile base steel plant on West Congress Street reopened after nearly two weeks. About 40 of 131 workers returned as production aims for peak levels early next week. Graver Tank & Manufacturing Co. manages the plant for IMI and Ward Industries under bankruptcy relief.
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West Congress Street
Jack Cunningham
Graver Tank & Manufacturing Co
Los Angeles
Graver
Idaho
Maryland Industries Inc
Ward Industries
IMI and Ward
Sailor Dies in Fire Aboard USS Wilkinson Off Southern California
One sailor was killed and four injured in an engine room fire aboard the frigate USS Wilkinson during operations off the Southern California coast. Fireman James M. Casey Jr., 20, reportedly died of asphyxiation. He leaves a wife Judith of Long Beach and father Jerome M. Casey of Tucson.
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Calip
Wilkinson
California
Navy
James M. Casey Jr
Casey
Judith
Long Beach
Calif
Jerome M. Casey
7Th Ave
Tucson
Factory Hand Refuses to Act on Past Life as Professor
A Rockford worker known as Verne Hansen says he will stay in his $1.90-an-hour factory job and do nothing about his past as Carl Vernon Holmberg a Syracuse University research chemist and associate professor. FBI fingerprinting tied him to a 1955 disappearance. police say no charges pending and the missing warrant was canceled. colleagues recall him as brilliant while his wife and stepsons in California accepted the news with calm.
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Rockford
Ill
UPI
Verne Hansen
Carl Vernon Holmberg
Syracuse University College of Forestry
FBI
Syracuse
Pleasant Days Ahead Weather outlook shows mild patch
A weather forecast anticipates minor changes with higher temperatures near 67 tomorrow and 70 yesterday. Cloudiness will ease, winds pick up in the afternoon, and the weekend is expected to stay sunny with pleasant conditions. At 2 p.m. today 70 degrees and humidity at 29 percent.
Mystery Slaying Rocks U S Attache in Leopoldville
Lt. Col. Helen D. Stogner 39 an assistant U S military attache in Leopoldville was shot in the head while reading at his quarters and died an hour later. A Congolese chauffeur was arrested and U N police pursued house staff. embassy officials denied political motive. Stogner's family and six children in El Paso were notified.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
U.S
Helen D. Stogner
el Paso
Tex
Godley
Funds Sought To Float Sinking State Office Building
The State Planning and Building Commission plans an emergency request to the Legislature for about 80 000 to float the sinking 415 W Congress St State Office Building in Phoenix. Chairman Walter Merrill says a full commission meeting will set the exact figure and may seek reimbursement from liable contractors if proven.
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State Planning and Building Commission
Congress St
Phoenix
Walter Merrill
Mesa
Ray Cetin
Commission
Merrill
Do You Remember These
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Rochester City Manager Hopeful Homer Leads Contender List
Rochester city hall reports list Joe Homer as the top candidate for city manager, with five contenders overall. Homer, on vacation from Tucson, may interview this weekend as the nine member council weighs choices and aims for a decision within two weeks.
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Mgr
Porter W. Homer
Rochester
N.Y
Homer
City Hall
Tucson
Roger O'Mara
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State Supreme Court
Arizona
Greater Arizona Savings and Loan
Wildcat
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Titan Base Steel
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Clayton A. Rust
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Hansen
Francis J. Baudhuin
Valspar Corp
Huin
Baudhuin
Dorothy
Carl
Richard
Holmberg
Gordon Babcock
Menlo Park
Babcock
U. S
U. N
Stogner
U.N
Parc Hembise
G. McMurtrie Godley
Elizabeth Tring
Washington, D. C
Miss Ine
Thomas A. Stogner
Molly Mayfield
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Sports Financial
Woman's View
Joe
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Council
Don Hamblin
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