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Midvest and South Reel Glenn, Grissom Get Key ZoajansfUjOmea 7 SUNJAN.27,1963-Se1;B Under New Winter Blast Moon Shot Assignments Specialization Jobs Also Given to Other Five Astronauts and Each of New Trainees 'J Freezing Rain Threat to Drivers From Ohio i to Texas; 33-Below Readings in Wisconsin Five More Bodies Found in; B-52 Crash GREENVILLE, Me. (UPD The search for sumvors of a B-5I jet bomber crash in the frozen Maine wilderness ended Saturday with the dis HOUSTON the pioneering, with ice. Public libraries and civic centers in Memphis Virgil L. Grissom and John Mercury flights. BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL New Ice and snow storms itruck th Midwest and jEouth Saturday and fnass of Arctic air began were closed.

II. Glenn Jr. received major The new' snow stqrm mer civilian test pilot, trainers and simulators. Maj. Frank Borman, booster design and with special concentration on booster-abort systems and abort-preventing procedures.1 Lt Charles Conrad cockpit layout and systems integration.

4 Lt. Comdr. James A Lov-ell Jr, recovery systems, Capt James A. McDivitt, guidance and naviption. Elliott M.

See a former civilian fxperimental-test pilot; electrical systems and mission planning. Capt Thomas E. Stafford, communications, instrumentation and range Capt Edward White flight control system. Lt Comdr. John.

W. Young II, en1ronmental control systems and personal and survival equipment assignments Saturday on churning up in the Midwest was expected to spread snow bushing across the nation. Unmanned Gemini flights are scheduled to, begin late this year with two-man flights following in 1964. Space officials have expressed hope the three-man projects designed to place U.S. spacemen on the moon in this decade.

Temperatures dropped to from Iowa to Michigan and covery of five more bodies. below in Wisconsin Sat possibly farther east as the storm developed. Colder tem urday, and in spite of some bringing the death toll to seven men. "two of the- men Grissom, the second U.S. if Moderation during, the day, peratures were forecast for moon shots of Project Apol astronaut to make -a space orecasters said the frigid the area Saturday night and lo can begin by 1967.

flight, will concentrate on mi Conditions would Sunday. Lt. Comdr. M. Scott Car the two-man flights of Proj Snow also fell along the Freezing rain and drizzle penter will specialize on the Central and rorth Atlantic ect uemlni, white Glenn, the first to make an orbital hade driving hazardous capsule that will be used in aboard the ill-fated $8 mil-libn" Strato-f ortress." Which Went: down late Thursday on a routine training; mission, escaped alive, here were indications some did not bail out quickly enough, the Air Force said.

om Texas to the Ohio Val- states as a storm center off making actual landings on flight, will concentrate on Project Apollo. by. Practically all of Arkan-the Carolina Coast pumped the moon. Comdr. Walter M.

cas was covered with" ice. moisture inland. Schirra will specialize in ft New specialization assign over-all operations and train-, 20-Ft Drifts a snow'; warnings jvere posted for. Illinois and Indiana, with 4 in. of new Inovr expected.

Lesser tmourits were forecast for ing. Other Jobs Assigned ments were announced Saturday by Dr. Robert R. Gil-ruth, director of the manned spacecraft center, the train Residents of Michigan and Maine tried to dig out from under 20-ft drifts whipped ing base for the nation's as Ether Midwest and h- 1 1 tronauts. The coldest temperature (Atlantic states.

Gilruth said the responsibility areas to be handled by the nine new trainees were designed to cover major phases of operations and training. Assignments given the Saturday was 33 below at Stevens Point, It was Below Zero Keadups Slayton In Charg Gilruth announced special UUGHS AT COLD Mrs. Lovinla Radabaugh, 47 of Wayne, kisses husband Beryl after she camped out for eight days in Michigan's northern woods. She won $150 bet with Clare (Mich) Chamber of Commerce that she would stay in. woods that long with only what" she-could carry on her back.

1. Temperatures were due below at Bemidji, ization assignments for each of the seven astronauts se IrighVas-. far south as the 'at Minneapolis-St, Paul, 21 Texas Ibelow at Bismarck. N.D., and new astronauts: Neil A. Armstrong, a for-j aniiiiiiiiTTTTTiiTT lected in 1959 and for each of the nine new trainees selected last Sept.

17. iSTralfievwas reported Jn 15 below at Des Moiaes, fcov thrruicrVVf Arkansas I The assignments are de fottte Rock polica Woman signed to insure pilot, input into the design and deyelop-! ill' i3 01 "1 Wins Cold $150' CLARET Mich. (J) man) A maAAtroff frrl Attorney Genera I Hails Racial Strides in South Bob Kennedy Reports Law Abiding Is Up Despite Riots at University of Mississippi infill, vt jjovtvi ai aiAi. flight-control systems and to jVAYljig 0 47-year-old woman ended an eight-day campout in sub uEL7B 0 prcmuo pan oi uie uruau training which the pilots IJ will undergo," Gilruth zero woods Saturday and won a $150 bet she could do Mai. Donald K.

Slayton, it. INFRA-RED HEAT UNIT WITH MASSAGE i0 I still say anybody could one the original will continue as the overall! supervisor of astronaut du-! I WASHINGTON (UPI) Negroes are being deprived talk to hundreds of accidents resulting from icy largi downtown department stores in Little Jlock" did not open their jdoors. City buses stopped running and cab drivers refused jto take passengers to some fections of townT' 1 The picture was the same northern Texas where highway officials 6aid the Iweather would get worse (before it gets j. I In Tennessee, Interstate 53 from Memphis south was loosed because of ice. mix-ture of sleet, freezing rain land snow coated highways do it," Mrs.

LaVina Kada-baugh, of downstate Wayne, Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ken of the right to register and said as she walked put of the vote because of race." nedy told President Kennedy He did not spell out the snow-filled forest that had been home since a week ago Saturday that respect for the law by most Southerners last department's proposal aw Friday. year overshadowed the Uni though he has indicated he planned a different tack 9.95 versity of Mississippi violence.

The President's brother from the literacy bill that A free trip to the eaiity parlor came on top of the $150 sha won ia a stunt designed to-, publicize Clare's ties, biayton was removed from flight status under the1 one-man Project Mercury, program last year because of a heart condition. April Flight Set No changes were made in: the current assignments of Maj. LeRoy Gordon Cooper Jr. and Comdr. Alan Bv Shepardr.

Cooper is to be the pilot on the next Proj-; died in Congress last year. said, however, that despite "a year of great progress" in winter carnivau The attorney general has said he is more interested in equal application of literacy 19G2 "ugly incidents like the Mississippi riot may occur tests than abolishment of JJlfiill il it U.S. Claims $2 Million again." such requirements, BACK eci r- Mercury lugni. now 1U1U1U nun a In a seven-pap report to juiaouKn no menuon was W.C JV. to.

Nickel' Pile -Overcharge the White House on all phases of Justice Department civil rights activities, the attor was apparent that the department was concentrating on building the psychologi 5 tr make a space flight, is Coo- per's backup pilot Gilruth and other space 6t-m ficials have indicated the ney, president of the Hanna WASHINGTON (UPI) ney general stressed repeatedly the "emerging spirit of cal foundation for mass Ne the South. Senate stockpile investigators' said Saturday that Han- gro voting registrations in April flight will be htttttttttttttttittt 3 Headline Hunters This spirit, he said, "was na Nickel Co. "improperly charged" almost $2 million to expenses. a govern Nickel Smelting Cleveland. This was disclosed by Sen.

Stuart Symington chairman of the special Senate Stockpile Subcommit- tec. i Former Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey Is not the brutal one of the rioting and violence at the Uni SAVE $10 i FORMETTE MASSAGE-A-BELT SMAU OF BACK versity of Mississippi" but Gives fast, temporary relief to minor aches and pains often associated with chronic ills. Help relieve muscular aches due to over-exertion or fatigue. The infra red heat rays penetrate, the painful area quickly with warmth to soothe and relax.

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will be appreciated." 1 The bill totaled $1,816,958 and was sent to Ft. W. Whit- great majority of the citizens of the South." board chairman emeritus of the parent Hanna Mining Co. The Humphrey family still owns controlling interest in the future by moving through the courts to open up stubborn areas of residence. Strides Reported The report noted that in a number of counties, including East Carroll parish and Madison parish, and Clarke and Tallahatchie counties, Negroes now were being registered for the first time.

In three Alabama counties, it said, sizable numbers of Negroes have been registered, including an increase from five registered Negroes the Hanna enterprises. Symington also announced So money down, ff monthly Your own gym equipment for use in the privacy of your own home. Use standing or sitting for stimulating massage. Assist the slimming process of abdomen, hips, legs, shoulders. Easy to adjust for spot massage.

a resumption of hearings Monday into alleged excessive prices charged by government suppliers of metaLs Kennedy said headline hunters will read in the Mississippi integration riots a story of "resistance by the South to the law and order of our courts." However, he said, the historian "will find, on the contrary, that 1962 was a year of great progress in civil rights." THIGHS Probe of Gun Sales to Start and materials for the national strategic stockpiles. Summoned to testify again was Dr. Arthurs. Flemming, In devoting half of his re- to more than 1,000 in the last 18 months in Bullock county; triple the 1,100 negro voters former director ofthe Of rice port to voting rights, the at- ofDefense Mobilization In pWASHtNGTOf IJP1 lenate investigators art-! ounced Saturday that hear-; jirsgs will -tart Tuesday into BONUS OFFER 4hU aupttlr of Hunt Arpii(, S.urwi laelad.4 vitk trrr purehnM. 4.95 torney general called for ad-i in Maron county since ditional legislation to insurejMarch, 1961, and registration prompt action by courts of 1.100 previously rejected where the, facts IndicatelNegroes in Montgomery, that substantial numbers of since last the Eisenhower administration.

The GSA contends that Hanna Smelting charged off to expenses under a cost-plus kpr guns to juveniles. la Dodd SINUS, HEAD Siirrleal RMlth Mwrlt, Ml fiovraimrn Star Only, 8rvie Beleony contract many items w-nich gmed at curbing -traffic hould have been iwan wparmns hv uncni.l weapons by unscru-l (deadly jtilous dealers who ihip to A Juveniles, ex-convicu a a Actress, Songwriter OH' a it Marion Sunshine Dies NEW YORK Mary yen menui panenis. Dodd chairman vof Senate Juvenile Delinquency Subcommittee. He said the subcommittee will open the hearings by listening to testimony on the scope of the problem; There also will! be exhibits Qf the types of weapons involved, 'The names of witnesses will be announced later. Azpiazu, 68, a songwriter; and actress known as Marion; Sunshine, died Friday night! in St Vincent Hospital.

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