Eyewitness Patricia Crosby to testify in Narien murder trial
Patricia Crosby, who witnessed the slaying of her fiancé Richel M. Hanson, is set to testify this afternoon in the murder trial of Karl Narien. The report notes related state actions, Arizonan legal updates, and Armed Forces Day events across the state.
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Kennedy cheers Cooper flight with varied communications
Washington President Kennedy used many types of communication to follow and cheer Gordon Cooper's successful space flight. Senate Democrats grant Kennedy a major victory by passing the feed grain control bill, sending the House version to approval without changes.
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Cooper returns from space amid tests and cheers
Astronaut Gordon Cooper is back after a perilous flight and undergoes medical tests to hasten manned moon landings while receiving celebrations at home and abroad. The recovery and praise follow his splashdown as the nation tracks his space program progress.
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World lauds new hero in space adventures era
The world rings with praise for America’s space hero as the nation celebrates bold space exploration. In Korea the U N command calls for the return of two American captains after an emergency helicopter landing in Communist North Korea.
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Racing and golf notes fill Preakness eve and prep golf debate
Sports brief notes say Candy Spots is 7-5 favorite with Never Bend and Chateaugay 5-2 for the Preakness with nervousness among owners. Also, Division 4AA high schools vote to discontinue prep golf in double-A schools amid community opposition. Columnist Carl Porter previews Henry Carr after the Coliseum Relays in Los Angeles, hinting he could be the World S Fastest Human.
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Gordo Does It Man’s Space Flight Ends In Safe Return
Mercury craft pilot Gordon Cooper completes a 22 orbit mission, manually correcting a control failure near reentry. President Kennedy and officials hail the achievement as a milestone for space exploration and human endurance. Cooper, nicknamed Gordo, is celebrated aboard the carrier Kearsarge and prepared for a Hawaiian layover before continuing to Cape Canaveral.
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Gordo Cooper in Weightless Flight Findings
Pilot Gordon Cooper slept in catnaps totaling about seven and a half hours during the weightless survey. Doctor R. Pollard said oxygen breeze caused red eyes and hoarseness while noting no immediate serious aftereffects from extended zero gravity. Cooper, calm and observant, reported glimpsing houses and roads as he circled the earth at high speed.
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U S Copter Fell Northern Korea Claims No Word On Pilots
North Korea said ground forces fired on and forced down a U S Army helicopter just north of the DMZ near Seoul. Captains Ben W Stutts and Charleton Voltz were aboard. fate not announced. U N command urged return of pilots and aircraft. Communists called the flight an armistice breach.
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U.S. Envoy Arrives to Take Bonn Duties
Frankfurt report says George McGhee, newly named U.S. ambassador to West Germany, arrived by plane yesterday to assume duties in Bonn. The move marks his official entry into the Bonn posting amid postwar U.S. diplomacy.
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