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Hi HUB LIU MAIL REPUBLIC CITY 8-A Tht Arizona Republic RJ Sunday, April JO, 1981 Space Test Recovery Setup Ready Cape Canaveral, fu. ap) Ships, airplanes and helicopters -4'- A -T-UUU ') tronaut Another area Includes the Offshore waters near Canaveral in the event of trouble during the flight's early stages. Still another covers the entire flight path from Canaveral to beyond the predicted impact point northeast of Grand are ready to recover from the sea the capsule containing America's first aatronaut. They will be strung out in sev Cliosen--But Who Is He? Bahama Island. The rocket Is to boost the manned capsule 113 miles high and 200 miles down rango, where it is to parachute into the Atlantic.

The recovery task force Is commanded by Rear Adm. F. V. H. Hilles, commander of Destroyer Flotilla 4.

It is made up of units of the destroyer force, naval air force, fleet Marine force, service force, mine force, air rescue service and the Air Force missile test center. eral areas for quick recovery of the space vehicle, expected to be fired sloft Tuesday. One area in cludes Cape Canaveal, in the NO DAYLIGHT TIME SEOUL (AP)-The South Korean cabinet has decided against enforcing daylight saving time this year. event of an abort while the Redstone booster is on or just off the launching pad. IT By ALVTN B.

WEBB JR. CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI)-An astronaut has been chosen to make A I a's first manned rocket fight into space next week, it was learned yesterday. Scientists in the nation's $500-million project Mercury man-into-space program picked their man from a "select list" of three astronauts who have undergone special training for the last three months. IDENTITY of the No. 1 astronaut remained a secret.

But reli ISM JU III 1 PJL. NOOK TO KOSH able sources reported it was either Navy Cmdr. Alan B. Shep-ard or Marine Lt. Col.

John H. Glenn and that Shepard was consdered more likely. IT'S CRAZY, Works on level ground people scoot like seals! The National Aeronautics and! Space Administration said only that "no announcement has been You glide on a FILM CUSHION OF WATER! 100's of water ti running full length of SLIP 'N SLIDE'S plastic surface. Special lubricating compound FOR SLICKNESS molded right into plastic surface. made as to selection." Two men were chosen from the trio of candidates, one as the "prime" astronaut and the other as his "back-up," to step in at the last minute in case of a change in plans.

At stake was America's first step toward manned conquest of space. This will be a 16-minutej For front or backyard -works on level or sloping lawm GIANT 30 FT. 40 11 WIDE! IT'S COOL SPLASHING SPORT! for oil ages F. W. WOOLWORTH STORES AP Wlreehofe Canaveral.

A suborbital manned launching of Project Mercury is planned for next week by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. CAPSULE FASTENED A Mercury capsule is fastened to a Redstone booster rocket on the third level of the Redstone gantry at Cape 0 IMI wkM4 MM C. MM UHHk. UtM On Salt at All Stores Ji, Srotgfifen Out Cootul Sooner Unit In fret foil ride inside a l'i-ton Mercury capsule aboard a Redstone rocket. It is scheduled to be launched from Cape Canaveral Tuesday morning.

FOR THE U.S. spaceman, this will be only a peek through the doorway of space. He will soar to an altitude cf about 115 miles, high enough1 to view the Gulf of Mexico, the Florida peninsula, Caribbean islands and perhaps as far north as the Carolinas. It will not be and was not intended to be a sweeping orbital trip like the global swing which carried Russia's Maj. Yuri Gagarin to a maximum altitude of 187 miles April 12.

But for the few minutes he will be aloft in the "sub-orbital" flight, the American spaceman's outlook on the world should be just as dramatic. I I ffCOvy F.ecM I XI 25,000 feef Port Qf fmergency Foil Off A full orbital flight for one of the seven astronauts who are still in the Mercury program is not -r "jzr Caps 250 Navtkal Mihi expected for another six months to a year. Tuesday's flight is a "crawl before you walk" affair, designed to test the bell shaped space capsule, voice communications from space and, perhaps most important, to find out how well a man can perform under extremes of weightlessness and crushing AP Wirtphoto FLIGHT DIAGRAM This diagram based on one released by National Aeronautics nd Space Administration shows how astronaut will make space flight from Cape Canaveral. Capsule will make a ballistic arc flight over a 250 nautical mile range with peak altitude. of 115 statute miles.

After separation from Redstone launch vehicle, capsule's blunt end is pitched upward to about 14.5 degrees. Angle is upped to 35 degrees for firing of retro rockets. In descent a WAk jiV'SeY' Vr dispose of fyyX. (r hundreds of pain of Spring-Summer yV GLENN, Shepard and Air Force Capt. Virgil Grissom have undergone training for the flight for two small parachute opens betore main landing chute lowers capsule.

years with their tour astronaut, "brothers." jpiration will be the basis for Gil This weekend, the two h'story-making decision. I ft i ii 1 1 rv fVlyMA Vi' i savings like these have never, as "prime" and "back-up" will SHEPARD has been rerxrted omf morns uaau urges iou- enter special quarters at "Hangar severai occasions to be slightly )-S" on the cape, where scientistsahead points." Usually re-i will keep an especially close eye iabe sources said he could be- on them, their physical condition come America's first spaceman if and their diet. jliis blood pressure check proves Jr The final decision as to whether normal early Tuesday morning. yL DON'T BE MISLED BY Tbe weather on Tuesday will I Q.ST-ltl Nil I liHIAHUKS wm oe in ine nanas or ocihave t0 be aImost rfect at Mercury Director Robert R. G.l-u and the ruth.

It is expected to come IJ1IIC late wiuuilLrrv. sels will be waiting there to pluck the man and his capsule from the '3- Ai a candidate for U.S. Representative, I have Tried to conduct a hard but clean campaign on actual Issues. Now I regret to find that totally false issues are being injected into the campaign. The following are two of them: Readings on the astronauts' blood pressure, heartbeat and res- water.

I 3f 9 The Connolly Scare 'Diamond LiP Of Yukon Now 90, Broke And 111 By ELDON BARRETT SEATTLE. Wash. (UPI) Diamond Lil, who literally had a "million dollar smile" in the Yukon Gold Rush days, doesn't have a plugged nickel today Lil, who spent a fortune having diamonds implanted in her teeth, is an inmate in Western State Hospital for the Mentally 111 At th last moment, when the only result can be to confuse the voter, the attempt ii being made to depict the "Connally reservation" as a campaign issue. This it highly irresponsible campaigning, for the winner of this election will never have the opportunity of voting on this question. This is a treaty matter to be voted on by the U.S.

Senate, not the House of Representatives. What is the Connally reservation? It It clause in a treaty of the United States having to do with operation of the International Court of Justice of the United Nations. At thit time there is en honest division of opinion by sincere Americans on this issue. In response to questions during the campaign I have said that I favor repeal of the reservation. at Steilacoom, Wash.

Her attorney and guardian, Raymond D. Ogden told Superior Court Judge Malcolm Douglas Thursday that his client is broke. Hl.Xk iriUIIIVLl XOvAV you can wear now and tWLOA LOW COST! ell summer long. rA Imagine buying summer shoes in clor and sry'ei suc sv'ng jfj? v000 Mt 1 High-Mid and Flat heels to choose Yh I vsf iI1n5N0W flMWM for women rm Wn A LIFE STRIDE J.W Wf. tk Ci .4 ITALIANOS Uf 4.

St "-bJ Ci 1 GLAMOUR OEBS IkS. fYJl nrf eta. SSS. 1 for men 5v 'm) tlF YW 4 VJ siimwes i Who Supports My Stand? These are some of the eminent Americans and groups who support the stand I have taken on the Connally reservation: OGDEN asked the state, to take care of her without charge for the remaining years of her life. She is about 90.

Lil was born Honora Orn-stein of a prominent family in the cattle butchering business in Butte, Mont. She inherited $150,000 from her mother's estate, but she made her "millions" operating houses of prostitution in Dawson City, Y.T., during the Gold Rush days of 1897-98 and in Seattle when she came "outside." ment, she was reported to be wracked with venereal disease and narcotics. Although she is still insane, she apparently is in good physical health. Under supervision of the court, Lil's money was doled out with care. At first it cost only $20 a month to pay her way in the hospital.

Now it costs $120. Ogden told Judge Douglas that Lil's money was exhausted and her diamonds were gone, including the one in her front tooth and the famed, white-gold "snake" studded with 125 small diamonds which she wore entwined on her arm from just below her shoulder to her wrist. Ogden said he had trouble marketing the diamonds because some women balked at wearing jewels that had belonged to "that woman." Richard M. Nixon Christian Herter Henry Luce, publisher of TIMI THE READERS DIGEST Eisenhower President Kennedy American Bar Association Judge Learned Hand National League of Women Voters i i She returned to Seattle after i B3 The Big Spending Scare When there is little time to refute it, we now ere hearing about the so-called Kennedy plan to spend from 10 to 30 billions more every year than past budgets. This is completely false charge.

All one need do is read the April 1 0th issue of U.S. News and World Report to find how false this charge is. The magatine reports that if all the president'i budget recommendations are followed the increase will be 3.3 billion not 10 or 15 or 30 billion. Furthermore, of this increase, 2.3 billion is for badly-needed national security expenditures. Vice-president Niton proposed to spend considerably more than that for national defense es well as non-defense programs.

As your representative I will support the administration when I think it is right and oppose it when I think it is wrong, but I believe the voters should knew that this charge Is wholly without foundation. the turn of the century and lavished her fortune on men, a good time and diamonds. Her first husband was believed to have been Robert Ernest Snel-grove of Seattle whom she married in 1919. Next she married George Miller, brother of Dave Miller, who managed ex-middleweight Champion Boxer Freddie Steele. LIL'S PASSION for leaving wills rivaled her passion for diamonds.

Every time she would fall in love with someone, she would leave a will bequeathing him her fortune. She left dozens of wills. She also literally showered her favorites with diamonds. At the time of her commit HARD OF HEARING 65 Years Older any man or woman over 65 years of age who has a hearing problem will be eligible for a hearing aid at a considerable discount a free hearing aid test and trial included at no cost. For further information write today to: Hearing Over 63 Arizona Hearing Aid 3f W.

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