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11 r- CHICAGO JJA1LV a i i i- SI 1 A 23, 1962 iAirr l- rACJK 22 OUR FOUR FAIR STORES ARE OPEN MONDAY NIGHT: STATE STREET AM Venus Rocket Flight FAIR weather: COOL! we're air-conditioned! Ends inFiery Failure annual beauty SALE buy one get a beauty bonus FREE! The Sale vou have been waiting for ends August 5th Regular prices go into effect at that time! as akvays, during sale, our finest merchandise is greatly reduced would have gone within 10,000 miles of Venus, was included in the fiery debris which plunged into the Atlantic ocean several hundred miles east of here. However, Mariner JJ, an identical payload, already was on hand here and scientists plan to send it on a similar flight to Venus before the end of August to determine whether life could exist on the so-called mystery planet Another Atlas-Agena rocket is to be erected en the same launching pad from, which today's shot was made. Today's shot was one of the most complicated ever attempted by the United States. VISITOR'S CASH STOLEN Tom Keys, of Le Salle, reported the theft of J200 end a train ticket form his room in the Y. An.

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Michigan (Near Wecker) Cape Canaveral, July 22 (CPU America's first attempt to explore the planet Venus ended in a deliberate explosion at the edge of "space early today and scientists immediately began preparations for- another attempt within a month. Attempt No. 1 ended at 5:26 a. just five minutes after a 10-story Atlas-Agena rocket thundered off its launch pad on what was to be a nearly 225-million-mile journey which might have disclosed whether there is life on Venus. The giant space rocket was deliberately blown up when it veered off course only seconds before it was to have completed the first critical leg of its fantastically complex flight.

Cause of Error Unknown An air force spokesman said the rocket began veering off its flight path about ZVi minutes after blast-off. He said it was allowed to continue flying "on the chance that it might correct itself. This has happened in the past." The rocket was destroyed just a few seconds before the Atlas booster was to have separated. Dr. Kurt Debus, launch oper Michigan (Near Washington) W.

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HUBBARD WOODS. LA GRANGE PARK. CHAS.A STEVENS CO. viding better quarters for the Chicago Symphony orchestra, whose concerts make up the bulk of summer programming in the north shore park. STEMS a padded lace bra by Miriam Gates helps you to be size you'd to be! TV 11 srA' Iiko On June 23rd Eastern Air Lines was grounded when the union called onr 57S flight engineers out on a strike which the President of the United States called "the height of irresponsibility." Over 17,000 Eastern employees and many who serve Eastern have suffered the loss of over $12,000,000 in wages.

Eastern, with its 30,000 stockholders, has lost over $30,000,000 in revenues. In 24 states, 113 communities have been crippled hy greatly reduced air service. More than 1,000,000 people have been forced to make other travel plans. This is the third strike in less than 4 years, the second within 16 months, hy the same union over the same issue namely, a demand for guarantee of union representation rights and mechanic qualifications for the third crew seat in jet aircraft. Related economic issues involve inordinate pay increases and other guarantees.

The representation demand is one no company has the power to grant under the law. As to joh qualifications and the union's long insistence upon a ground mechanic's license for flight engineers, Federal Aviation Administrator Najeeb E. Halahy said: "The claim that only a mechanic can fit in that (flighf engineer's) seat is absolutely false, totally reprehensible and is intended to create doubt in the public mind for their own narrow purpose." Through months of patient, painstaking negotiation, and the exhaustion of every provision of the law after an illegal strike in February 1961 which was, in effect, a strike against the Government because of a National Mediation Board ruling that flight engineers and pilots on another airline were to be represented by a single union the flight engineer union leadership rejected every reasonable proposal made for settlement by Eastern, Government officials, the Secretary of Labor and the President of the United States prior to their June 23rd strike. To end this intolerable situation Eastern Air Lines has taken these initial steps: 1. Eastern's final- offer of settlement, which the union's officials did not accept by the deadline of 6:00 P.M.

on July 18th, was then offered to each flight engineer to accept, individually, by July 24, 1962 and provides: Job security for every presently employed flight engineer. Absolute priority to the third crew seat on jet aircraft for all flight engineers who report in by July 24 and complete, at company expense, the minimum flight training required with a commercial pilot's license and instrument rating (which many already have) to qualify for jet operation. An immediate average increase of approximately 11 in pay plus an additional 3 increase in April 1963. This offer would provide increases as high as any granted any group of employees and would raise top flight engineer's pay to approximately a year for 85 hours of flying per month. 2.

Eighty jet co-pilots are being qualified to take over jet flight engineer duties while returned flight engineers are acquiring their jet qualifications or to replace any flight engineers who do not return to work. This action will not prejudice the rights guaranteed every flight engineer who accepts Eastern's offer. We deeply regret the serious inconvenience this unfortunate 6trike has caused our customers and immeasurably harmed employees now out of work. Eastern Air Lines is determined to restore service to the public and get our employees back on the payroll as promptly as possible. The date on which service will be resumed will be determined shortly after July 24th.

We look forward to welcoming you back on Eastern and soon. The stage proper will be 75 feet wide at its widest point, curving back to a depth of 45 feet. The present stage is 62 feet wide and 30 feet deep. Dressing rooms for the conductor, visiting artists, and ballet will be on the main level A lower floor will provide musicians' lounge and dressing rooms, a stage, shop and storage areas, and an orchestra pit for theatrical performances. Suspended in the loft above the stage will be lighting and mechanical controls.

Ravinia's present stage was built in little more than a month after fire destroyed the old pavilion May 14, 1949. A tent served as audience protection that season. The present pavilion was erected the following year at a cost of but plans for the stage were deferred because of insufficient funds. The association hopes to raise $100,000 of the funds needed at its benefit concert in the pavilion Sunday which offers Jack Benny as violin soloist and Al-f Wallenstein as Chicago Symphony orchestra guest RESORTS AMD TRAVEL Beautiful nylon lace disguises your subtle secret removable rubber pads for gently feminine curves. With straps, 32-36, A and black or white, 5.00 Without straps, white 32-36, A and 5.95 Come, write, or call RA 6-1500 Ext.

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