Woman Cosmonauts Close On 24 Hours In Space Duet
In Moscow the Soviet Union reports Valentina Tereshkova and Valery Bykovsky have spent a full day and entering the second day of their joint orbit. Tass notes Tereshkova has completed 18 orbits while Bykovsky adds 49. Officials say the mission aims to compare effects of space flight on men and women with no word on a hookup.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Valentina. Tereshkova
Valery Bykovisky
Galute
United States
Tass
Tereshkova
Bykovsky
Yellow rattler talisman and broken signals noted in town
A report from the Globe Gown Crier notes Russell L. Brown near Rt. 522 shot and killed a yellow diamondback with 11 rattles in Vance's Cove within George Washington National Forest. The traffic light at N Kent and E Piccadilly is out. a found money bag with four quarters is tied to a case near Acorn Heights. tennis classes planning meeting set for Reuss Tennis Courts at 7 p.m. with open attendance.
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Russell L. Brown
Rt. 522
Vance’s Cove
George Washington National Forest
N. Kent and
E. Piccadilly St
Kent
Commercial & Savings Bank
Rt. 11 South
Acorn Heights
Te Police
Ernstown
Reuss
Konge Eely Ogo
Soviet space feat draws U S military and political reaction
American military leaders monitor the Soviet space rendezvous involving Valentina Tereshkova and Valery Bykovsky with caveats about potential military use. Senators and NASA officials weigh implications while female astronauts react with mixed opinions and support for women in space.
Ben-Gurion Resigns as Israel's Leader
Israel's longtime prime minister David Ben-Gurion has resigned for personal reasons and will leave Parliament while staying as caretaker head until a new government forms. Finance Minister Levi Eshkol is named as a likely successor, with speculation tied to a security row over German nuclear rocket programs and a Basel trial implicating Egyptian plant links.
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Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Ben- Gurion
Ben-Gurion
United Arab Republic
Mapai
Basel
Switzerland
Egypt
Ben Gurion
Pinchas Lavon
Roe
Levi Eshkol
Six Girls Die In Train At Geneva Rail Crossing
In Ashtabula Ohio six Youngstown girls returning from a swimming party were killed when their car crossed the tracks and was hit by an 89 car Nickel Plate freight. Witnesses said the crossing lights were flashing and working. Victims named include Sylvia Sanker Jennie Angelo Darlene Muzenic Sondra Van Sack Juliane Palko and Barbara Cowan.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Youngstown
Geneva
Sylvia Sanker
Jennie Angelo
Darlene Muzenic
Sondra van Sack
Juliane Palko
Barbara Cowan
Brother of Slain Leader Takes Mississippi Civil Rights Role
In Jackson Mississippi Charles Evers brother of Medgar Evers became the Negro civil rights champion pledging equality for all. The city faced ongoing tension with demonstrations and church burnings amid the unresolved murder of Medgar Evers. Medgar Evers body was moved toward Arlington National Cemetery for burial.
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New Rights
Jackson
Miss
Medgar W. Evers
Mississippi
Charles Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Central Presbyterian
First Baptist
First Christian
St. Andrew’s
Christoph Keller Jr
Medgar Evers
Evers
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Rouss Park Opens for Summer Season
The Winchester Recreation Department announces the opening of Rouss Park for summer. It will be open Tuesday through Sunday all day, closed on Mondays, with a new program including basketball rallyball softball tennis horseshoes and other fitness activities. Supervisor James Cather leads the staff Roy Hockman Jane Hosinger Joyce Lake Robinson and Sherry Ensogna are listed.
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Winchester Recreation Department
Rouss Park
James Cather
Roy Hockman
Jane Hosinger
Joyce Lake Robinson
Sherry Ensogna
Kennedy Makes Another Rights Plea With White House Session
President Kennedy meets Congressional and religious leaders at the White House to urge action on civil rights. The sessions accompany his dual strategy to desegregate through private persuasion and legislative push, amid signs of stiff Senate opposition and uncertain votes on cloture.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Hawaii
Sesson
House
Senate
Associated Press
Dixie
Civil Rights Commission
Danville Demonstrators Move to Block Courts
Defense lawyers said they will seek immediate federal relief to halt a state court from hearing 105 cases charging violations of an injunction against racial demonstrations in Danville. About 35 people charged with violating a new city ordinance were continued to June 27, and leaders’ trials were postponed. The case load includes breach of the peace charges as tensions linger in the city.
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Danville
A. M. Aiken
Corporation Court
Calvin Berry
Municipal Court
Berry
Leonard W. Holt
Norfolk
Holt
Lawrence W. Campbell
High Street Baptist Church
Wyatt Tee Walker
Atlanta
Savage Utah Flood Cuts Path Through Duchesne County
A savage flash flood roared down the North Fork of the Duchesne River in northeastern Utah creating a 50 mile path of destruction. A 10 foot wall of debris filled water swept away the Richard L Brown family campsite and carried away three of their children and a family friend. Officials traced the flood to the breached Little Deer Creek dam upstream.
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Associated Press
North Fork
Duchesne River
Utah
Richard L. Brown
Bradley Gale B
Lander
Popo Agie
Rickie Lee
Steven Ferris
Robert Timmons
Timmons
Rickie
Steven
Little Deer Creek
Union General Made Error at Stephenson's Depot
Col Wilbur S Nye Civil War authority discusses the 1863 Stephenson's Depot fight marking the end of the Second Winchester battle. He suggests Milroy erred by not recognizing an open Martinsburg Pike exit and implies a easier route-out. Winchester Frederick County Civil War Commission sponsored program also previewed Stonewall Jackson's Way with local participants and relic exhibits.
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Wilbur S. Nye
U.S. Army
Stephenson’s Depot
Col. Nye
Milroy
Winchester
Martinsburg Pike
Stephenson
George Washington Hotel
Stonewall Jackson
Winchester-Frederick County
High Court Rules Maryland Pennsylvania Bible Readings Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that requiring Bible reading and the Lord's Prayer in public schools violates the First Amendment establishment clause. Justice Clark led the majority, saying such practices cannot be neutral toward religion even with parental opt outs.
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Washingon
Supreme Court
Justice Clark
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Clark
Madison
Goldberg
Harlan
Brennan
Douglas
Stewart
New York
Ee G
Andrea Miller Honored Tonight At Middletown
A Middletown parade honors Miss Andrea Miller daughter of musician Mitch Miller. Fire companies from Winchester and Frederick County join a nine week summer stock festival preview following the procession. A reception for Miss Miller is planned at the Middletown Fire Hall with local drum and bugle groups participating.
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Middletown
Andrea Miller
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Carol Lee Curl
Front Royal
Rt. 11
Roanoke
Miss Curl
Valentina Tereshkova
Valery Bykovsky
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Clinton P. Anderson
Senate Space Committee
New Mexico
Miss Tershkova
George P. Miller
D-Calif
Science and Astronautics Committee
Stephen M. Young
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
O. B. Lloyd Jr
Space Agency
Miss Tereshkova
Jerri Cobb
Oklahoma City
Philip Hart
Michigan
Maurine B. Neuberger
Oregon
Earth
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National Bank
Harrisonburg
Mapai Party
Negev Desert
Virginia
Forest Service
Stockmore
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Denver
Pikss Peak
Colorado Springs
Trail Ridge
Estes Park
Colo
Springer
New
Mexico
Springer Hospital
West
North Texas
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Rockies
Frederick County
Co. K Group
The
State Civil War Commission
State Dept. of Education
Charles Affleck
Gene Bowers
Owen Shull
H. W. Butler, Jr
Harry Ridgeway
Manuel Semples
Burnt Factory Methodist Co
Pine Motor Co
High Court
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