SPACEWOMAN NEXT Cosmonaut Completes 24 Hours Aloft
Reports say Bykovsky slept six hours and maintained schedule on day two of his flight. Tass notes the voyage continues without issue as instruments operate normally and he exchanges greetings with the United States. Preparations for a five day mission remain, with a female cosmonaut potentially joining later.
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Speaker Tonight as Author on Civil War
Mool Wilbur Nye, noted Civil War author and editor of Civil War Times Illustrated, speaks at 6 30 pm at the George Washington Hotel to mark the 100th anniversary of a pre dawn battle at Ste s Depot and discuss Gettysburg program and Winchester.
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Kiwanis Little Leaguer Hails Early Home Run
Allen Sumner, a Kiwanis Little League player, hit an early home run this season in a feel good moment. His mother promised a reward if he achieved a four regular play, and he delivered last night completing part of the bargain.
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Ritter to be ordained in Grace Church service
Frederick Marshall Ritter Jr son of Mr and Mrs F M Ritter 1419 Greystone Terrace will be ordained as minister at Grace Church Redeemer Lutheran Pearisburg begins June 19 The ordination service at Virginia Synod Springfield was approved by the church with Dr J Luther Mauney Roanoke presiding and Rev Donald R Ston esifer Staunton preacher joined by Rev William Eisenberg Winchester and Rev Richard Neal Charles Town in laying on of hands A reception follows in Fellowship Hall Ritter married to Sue Eda Sybert and they have a son Frederick Marshall III
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Staunton
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Winchester
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Paul W. Sybert
Miller Street
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Danville Civil Rights Demonstrations Weaken Amid Low Turnout
In Danville Virginia a mass meeting to decide continuing civil rights protests drew few participants. About 20 FBI agents joined the investigation as injunctions sparked arrests, with 14 Negroes in custody. Rev L W Chase remained at the High Street Baptist Church while Dr Milton A Reid departed for Petersburg.
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40 Foot Jump Saves Life of Steel Worker
Chicago report says Robert Richardson, 32, leaped 40 feet from a buckling steel sign 80 feet in the air to a neighboring roof. Firemen lowered him by crane. he sustained a fractured right ankle possible left wrist fracture and internal injuries.
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Marchers Score a Victory In D C Racial Protest
Washingtons largest racial demonstration ended peacefully with up to 3000 participants. The marchers won a promise to end discrimination in hiring and signaled potential further action as Congress debates a civil rights bill. Leaders warned the movement gains could matter more than the immediate parade.
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Khrushchev demands West make concessions on test ban
Premier Khrushchev asserts concessions must come from the West in nuclear test ban talks and rejects on site inspections. He says the Soviet government would spy for espionage purposes and that he is ready to sign a ban on all tests today if conditions allow.
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Hoover in guarded condition shows slight improvement
Former President Herbert Hoover, 88, seriously ill with a gastrointestinal problem, shows improvement today according to a medical bulletin from three doctors. No evidence of continued bleeding, doctors say, with no immediate plan to move him to a hospital.
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Long Lines Honor Slain Civil Rights Leader Medgar Evers
In Jackson Mississippi thousands of Negro mourners filed past the open coffin of Medgar Evers at the Negro Masonic Temple to pay tribute. A National Association for the Advancement of Colored People wreath and a family wreath adorned the coffin as a white hearse conveyed the body from the funeral home. Police guarded intersections and a silent mourning march from temple to the funeral home was planned amid racial tensions.
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MacMillan's Party Rebellion Falters
London reports a Conservative crisis over Prime Minister Harold Macmillan after the Profumo scandal. Labor prepared a broad attack while top ministers rally to defend Macmillan and plan Monday's Commons vote. Health Minister Enoch Powell voiced support amid doubts from backbenchers. The tense scene threatens a confidence challenge in Parliament.
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House of Commons
John Profumo
Miss Keeler
Yevgeny Ivanov
Profumo
Enoch Powell
Narborough
Birmingham
Lord Poole
Flags Fly at Half Staff For 2 Richmond Firemen
Two Richmond firemen Capt. Harvey S. Hicks II and firefighter Douglas P. Evans and contractor Harold Perkins died in a gas filled pit after Perkins descended to inspect it. Assistant medical examiner Dr. Peter L. Lardizabal said deaths were caused by gas and tests are underway to identify its type. Perkins was joined by Wade and Hicks and Evans in attempting a rescue. Wade survived.
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Douglas P. Evans
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Postponement Declared On Rail Strike By Kennedy
The White House announced that railroad negotiators and five operating unions agreed to another postponement of their work rules dispute deadline, delaying a possible nationwide strike to July 10. President Kennedy urged rapid bargaining and warned Congress may be invoked if settlement fails.
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1963 Hurricane Season Is Official Today
The 1963 hurricane season officially opens with teleprinter links between Miami weather offices, military liaisons, and private interests. Storm-hunting flights begin regular patrols as two TIROS satellites aid detection and a third is expected before season’s end.
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