Explorer Launch Delayed As Saturn First Stage Test Reworks
NASA announced a delay to at least next week for the Saturn first stage test firing. A preflight fault forced replacement of an atmospheric instrument from Goddard Space Lab while the rocket, to launch between 9 p.m. and midnight, faced engine shutoff to test staged failure and trajectory, with later flights planned toward Apollo orbiter goals.
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Negroes Urged to Push Vote Drive in Mississippi
In Washington a Justice Department spokesman said federal action would come as soon as possible. Greenwood officials accuse racial agitators of stirring trouble after three shootings as a rally urged Negroes to register and vote. Leflore County, with 46 000 residents, has 30 000 Negroes, and registration opened to federal inspection years ago.
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Justice Department
Greenwood
Bevel
Sian Integration
Leflore County
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Leflore
Mississippi
Nighttime Fire Hits George Washington Hotel Ballroom
The Crier notes a blaze in the George Washington Hotel Ballroom with patrons Eddie Farmer Clyde aml and Dave-Dofflemyer present. A Jaycee Minstrel show is planned for next weekend at 5 and 6, with eggs priced at four dozen for $1.00 at Russells Egg Market.
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Clyde Aml
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New York Photoengravers End 75 Minute Work Cut
Union photoengravers in AFL CIO Local 1 vote 191 to 11 to reject a contract, keeping eight New York City daily papers off streets. The Dec 8 strike had already led to a lockout with about 320 photo engravers among 20,000 newsroom employees. Pickets relaxed but plants prepared for continued action as editors weigh next steps. Turner Catledge, NYT managing editor, voiced uncertainty over plans.
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Medical Examiner Rules Out Car Dragging Youth 12 Miles
Charlottesville report says 19-year-old James Patrick Akins likely draped over the hood of a red convertible after a fatal hit and run on U S 250. Dr E D Davis noted injuries suggesting he lived 5 to 10 minutes and that the body may have fallen from the car or been thrown onto the roadway near the University. A witness chased the car to Charlottesville and police were notified. The car owner’s whereabouts were being determined as investigators examine ignition damage and the vehicle for clues.
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James Patrick Akins
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University of Virginia
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Slobeasodet
Rally Day Events Begin with Parade and Anniversary Cake
Rally day activities start with an 8 unit parade down Loudoun Street at 7 30 p m and an 8 p m rally at the George Washington Hotel to mark the festival. Shenandoah Valley Inc officials met at noon and approved an executive committee scrapbook honoring early leaders. Memorials planned include Gen Charles S Roller Jr and Kenneth R Hyde.
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Shenandoah Valley
Loudoun St
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
John A. Kelley
Roanoke
George Washington
Shenandoah Walspring
Donald M. Zea
Stephens City
Charles S. Roller, Jr
Augusta Military Academy
Ft. Defiance
Kenneth R. Hyde
Roller
State Judge Rules Prince Edward County Schools May Open
Richmond Circuit Judge John Wingo Knowles upholds state and local authorities in Prince Edward County case, saying the state cannot compel operation of closed public schools. He notes the U S Constitution or federal law do not require free public schools or tuition grants, while urging state courts to decide and delaying federal action.
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Prince Edward County
John Wingo Knowles
U.S
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Oren R. Lewis
Prince Nites
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Erate Schools
Prince Edward
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Lewis
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court
Alexandria
General Assembly
Police Hunt 200 Miles Look for Body in Walker Case
State Police and others searched about 200 miles of secondary roads and lanes in the vicinity where a Peoria Alabama man says he dumped the body of Forrest Walker Hubbard after shooting him. No corpse found. In Hannibal Missouri Gary Humes was questioned again with no new details. He says he killed Hubbard near Winches and left a body near a split level barn and a house with a garage. Hubbard was missing since March 18 from his work at a lumber firm.
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Forrest Walker
Hubbard
F. L. Woolf
Frederick County
Hannibal
Gary Humes
Humes
Missouri
Arlington
Louisiana
Glue sniffing death shocks Kansas farm family
Stan Bangony, 18, of Harper Kansas died March 15 from suffocation after inhaling glue fumes. Police ruled out foul play. his mother and aunt stress how such dangers can strike any home. Stanley had letters in sports, attended college briefly, and planned to farm with his father before the tragedy.
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Stanley
Harper
Howend Osney
Brother
A. R. Edmundson
Dr. Edmundson
New K City
Kenneth P. Ti
Kansas
Freeport
Gorham's Strasbourg Sale Ends April 3rd
25 percent discount promotion notes Hodgson Brown at 41 W. Boscawen Street. Employment ad seeks backhoe front end loader and dozer operators. Apply in person at Perry Engineering Co Inc one mile east on Route 50 Corrigan Rug Cleaners.
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Strasbourg
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BROWN
W. Boscawen St
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Corrigan Rug Cleaners
Castro threatens long range bombers to defend Cuba
Fidel Castro warned Cuba will arm itself with long range bombers and naval ships if the United States fails to curb exile raids. He blamed Washington for attacks on a Soviet freighter by Cuban exiles and alleged Yankee agents sabotaged a Bolivia plane.
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Caribbean
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Peru
County GOP Postpones Convention
The Frederick County Republican nominating convention scheduled for April 4 has been postponed with no new date announced. An executive committee meeting at J Kenneth Robinson’s office led to mass meetings in five districts to elect delegates and alternates. Chairman George E Scheulen cited the keynote speaker’s absence as the reason for delay.
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GOP
J. Kenneth Robinson
George E. Scheulen
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