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satellites including two space sentries to guard against sneak violations of the nuclear tcstahan treaty No new launch date was set immediately The scrub came at 645 am EST countdown toward an ori ginaljm am blastoff was in terrupted by faulty radar at tracking station second launch attempt planned for 575 am got to within one second pt liftoff when an automatic sensing device determined there were troubles on the rocket and stopped the countdown before the motors actually ignited cial said the problem was neatly associated with trot valve in the steering hanism of one of two strap on booster rockets YALVE DIDNT OPEN Data received at mission con trol indicated the control valve did not open as planned offi cials said The Titan ill was scheduled 10 the West German Bundestag from foreground are West German llaanceilor Kurt Georg Kiesinger Frauds Pres Stqtesmen Pay To Adencruer But that it would set halt the world in motion and that the world would send its leading men here to pay their last re spects and share our sorrow for we mourn him as father we have not expected this West Germany neared the cli max of its greatest emotional moment since the Second World War when the Adenauer cata falque was to be taken from the church for its last journey up the Rhine to his hometown and burial place Rhuendorf President Johnson President de Goldie some 12 heads of gov Spacecrdf Launch Scrubbed to perform nearly 4V hoursof acrobatic space manoeuvres to carry its payload toward pre liminary orbit ranging from 300 to 69000 miles above the earth About 12 hours alter separat ing from the rockets last stage one of the nuclear detection satellites called Vela was to trigger spacecraft motor to kick it into circulorpath 69 000 miles high The second Vela sentry was to perform the same manoeuvre In three days stationing itself on the opposite side of earth The Kinpound Veins shaped like heachbails were built in spot nuclear blasts in earths atmosphere and dccp in space perhaps as for from earth as Mara arses our Who was that woman am youwith at sidewalk oafcfy Tint was no sidewalk cart that was our furniture catchlog beauty ldeot Charm do Gauiie and West German President Hein rich iluebke AP Wirephoto via cable from Bonn ernment and 20 other foreign ministers and emissaries looked on in silence as they did earlier today when political friends and foes eulogized Adenauer who died last Wednesday at 91 Canadas representatives External Affairs Minister Mar tin and Ambassador Richard Bower were seated in the Gothic cathedral at point to the left of the oatnflaque dining the majestic Latin mass The mourners included Aden auers seven surviving children and 24 grandchildren The river procession route was through scenery of heart The parallel with the January 1955 funeral of Sir Winston Churchill who also was 91 was striking in the river aspect and also in the way ordinary folk througod to see Adenauers cat afalque as he lay in slate at Bonn and Cologne Some 300000 persons filed past his bier before todays official ceremonies began at the Buntin shaus in Bonn where West Ger manys most eminent political men paid tribute to Adeoauer inthe presence of Johnson da Gaulie and the others Mother Children Die In Blaze PETERBOROUGH CPI mother and her two young chil dren died Monday when fire hit rcntcd cottage at Negles Creek about 12 miles north of Petarhorough The victims were identificd as Mrs ilobcrt Bussnli Worr wood 24 her daughters Diane and Linda The family formerly lived in Toronto The father was at work when the fire occurred The fire scene was in the same area as Ennismorc where five children were killed SAIGON fCP US planes struck at prime target in North Vietnam today billing again in side the port city of Haiphong and closer than ever before to the ccnire of the capital of lfanol The new strikes against North Vietnams two major cities came within 24 hours of the first attacks of the war on MiG alr fields In North Vietnam The escalation of the bombing was accompanied by lump in American plane losses Four US planes were reported lost over the Norththree Monday and one today But American pilots reported shooting down two MiG175 Monday The US losses announced to day brought the total American planes reported lost over the North to One strike by US Air Force Flos Thunderchlefs hit Hanoi railway repair yard which the American command said was miles eastnortheast of the centre of the city and across the Red River from the capitals most densely populated section derghicfs was made on an cite trlcal transformer site seven miles north of the city MISSED LIMITS An Armrican spokesman said the raid on the railway repair yard was the closest ever made to Hanoi but the target does not appear to be in the city limits Actor Torn Conway Dies In Calif CULVER cm Calif APl Actor Tom Conway the suave hero of the Falcon movie series died in hospital Saturday of liver ailment it was learned Monday night Conway 63 was the brother of actor George Sanders He was the star of nearly 300 mo tlon pictures and the radio se rles Sherlock Holmes and The Saint Conway wasdnspectol Mark Sabre in televisions early years In 1965 he was found In all lng health In $2 hotel room in Venice Colit beach city He was peunlless News or his plight brought offers of help from the entertainment unrid His racing career compli cated by drinking had drained the estimated $1000000 he had earned during his 29year act ing career from schools in fire last week The second raid also by Thuuq Prime Targets Near Hanoi Haiphong fire Hit By US Navy plants from 7th Fleet carriers today struck within the Haiphong city limits homer ing cementproduciug plant one mile not of the city census The plant stands next to thermal power installation iasted by navy planer Thurs ny Thunderehlef pilots reported MIG lct fighters and groilndtio sir missile and heavy sntiair craft lire around iianoi tn the attacks The previous closest strike to Hanoi was June 29 last year when American bombers raided the Hanoi oil depot miles from the centre of the city SMASH OIL CENTRE Other navy flyera hit an am munitlon depot four miles south of Haiphong and an olltstoraga centre about miles north of the city They had no details on those raids in other raids on North Viet nam Monday air force and navy pilots hit the Hon Gal fall woy yard 21 miles northeast of Haiphong and the Vict Trl rails way yard 32 miles northwest of Hanoi US planes flew total of so missions against North Vietnam Monday and from early indica lions followed up with that many or more today The MiGs caught Monday were brought down in dog fight after air force and carrier based fighterbombers battered the strategic Han Lac and Kep MiG bases 18 and 87 miles from Hanoi Navy jtfr returned after dark Monday night to strike again at one of the airfields the spokes man said About 30 of North Vietnams estimated MiG lighter force of 150 were known to use the two bases MP3 Complete WORKHL at the Soviet pa vilionat Montreals mo Sign memorial book in mimicry of Soviet oosrnonard MOSCOW CPiSoviet scien tists today began searching investigation into the death of cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov whose last seconds as he help iessly plunged to earth were said to be model of selfpos session and calmness Pravda tribute said the io IV Clause Study 0i Govt Uniticaton Bill OTTAWA GP The 27th Parliament today ties the rec ord for its longest evcr session and des plte the scheduled windup of the long unification debate still has plenty of busiv ness ahead Today is the 248th day of sit ting matching the record set In 196465 session that lncluded the flag debate MPs suddenly shot into high gear Monday and completed clausebyciause study of the CAPSULE NEWS Predict DropIn lluto Prices WINDSOR Ont CPPrices of Canadianbuilt cars will fall to levels compatible with those in the United Sales says labor relations expert for the Canadian government MiniSkirtslongHairBanned ATHENS AP Greeces new military government warned moderate today that mlnisftirts acid beatnik alum are still banned Postpone Shulrnan Hearing Moore or Opening of royal unnmlssion hearing into allegations made by Dr Morton Shulmau dismissed as chief coroner of Metropolitan Toronto has been postponed to May Iudy Wont Seek lieElection QUEBEC GP State Secretary Judy banarsh said in an interview todaydhe does not intend to contm another election but she does not plan to cause any byeieetions She made the statement to reporter when asked about reports that she has told the Liberal caucus that she intends to retire this year China Claims Aircraft HONG KONG Reuters The Chinese Air Fame claimed have shot down two American Fab military aircraft over Kwangsi province Monday Radio Peking reported tonight Wmmm bill uniting the army navy and air force Under special time allot ment schedule approved last week the Commons must vote today on third reading of the defence hill With clause by clause study completed early Monday eve ning the House moved on to bill providing federal funds for Prime Minister Pearson said last week that legislation that must be approved this session includes the training hill ex tension of the new Commons rules and amendments to the Citizenship Wheat Board In come Tax and Interpretation Acts Parliament must also pass supply bill He expressed the hope the session will end by May fol lowedMay by new session with throne speech and all the trappings MONTREAL iCPWorkmen on double shifts today put the finishing touches on Expo 61 ex hlbits the last few press pre views of national pavilions were scheduled and officials anxious Thursdays inaugural watched the weather Monday the United Nations France Belgium and the Soviet Union opened their pavilions for newspaper men Franco subdued its image of good food and the country life by displaying laserbeam cut ting steel and vaporizing brick among other scientific and space gadgetry The UN showed its rectangu lar plaza with the flags of 122 member nations and the Tree of Life five faces representing the peoples of the continents carved in an ltallan chestnut free Belgiums 53000000 pavilion occupational training of adults The other halfwas in tnlck hasan Vladimir Komarov beside picture of him at the Soviet pavilion yesterday Kmaarov was killed when his spaceship SOVIET SCIENTISTS To Investigate Cause Of Spacecraft Failure yearold cosmonauts lost re ports were model of sensible and crisp information selfpos session and calmness The tribute from the official Communist party newspaper EvyW oh OVERTON DIES Actor Frank Overrun above died yesterday at his home In Pacific Palisades Calif hos Angelo subsoil Overton 49 shown in his role in the TV series Tweive OOlodt High died of an apparent heart at tack Al Wirephcto Workmen Double Shills Einish Exhibits lit Expo dLsplayed works of art including the sarcophagus of St Remu chel crafted by an unknown goldsmlth in 1168 The Russians opened their pa villon on tragic note Shortly after the press arrived an offi cial read communique of the accidental death of cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov There was minute of silence before the pre view continued with film on Russian life and fashion show Others among he 73 pavilions on the Lottoacre site in the St Lawrence River are far from flnlshcri Ian Vnrrea Greek flap uty commissioner er a1 mused that his countrys dis play was beset with sldpping troubles Only half of caique or Greek fishing vessel was in Montreal parachute became amended as it was hiring from space and the capsule cradled to earth AP Wmho to was written by Sergei Eorzenka who witnessed all Russias man ned space launchings He said Komarov valiantly fought to the last gasp to save his Soyuz craft which plum meted to earth Monday with its parachute shrouds hopelessly tangled But he gave no clue to what might have happened aboard the capsule before it was brought dormsooner than ex pectedto meet disaster Komarov was posthumously awarded gold star in addition to his Hero of the Soviet Union decoration and accorded the countrys deepest tributes Premier Alexei Kosygln and President Podgorny were amongthe first to stand vigil in guard of honor near the urn containing the space mans ashes To the accompaniment of sad music and amid profusion of flowers the urn was placed on high pedestal in the Red Bao ner Hall of the Central Array House in Moscow The government announced that Komarov would be given heros funcral in Red Square Wednesday and his ashes inter red at the Kremlin Wall Newspaper front pages dis played portrait bordered in black of Komarov the first So viet cosmonaut to make two flights into space He had pl loted Voskhod which carried three cosmonauts into orbitln 19 Messages of condolence from world leaders came to the So viet government and to Koma rovs wife and two children President Johnson Americas 47 astronouts Prime Minister Pearson of Canada Pope Paul and United Nations Secretary General Thant were among those who sent messages The Examiner TODAY Ann Landon6 coy Newsz 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