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-Page ll WEATHER REPORT : Sunny with cloudy: periods and cooler Wednesday. Winds north- erly 15 Wednesday. THOUGHT FOR TODAY It's said French painters drink because they think absinthe makes the art grow finer. OSHAWA, ONTARIO, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1963 TWENTY-TWO PAGES SPACE TRY POSTPONED 0 EARLY WEDNESDAY meg VOL, 92--NO, 113 Radar Trouble Delays Cooper's Space Trip postponement. He was reported then sends a signal to bring|in good spirits and anxious to Cooper out of orbit immedi-|go as the countdown moved on, ately. bond to stumble over the techni- At the' time the shot was| Cal roadblock. called off, Cooper had been sit- Astronauts Virgil Grissom and ting in his cramped capsule for|John Glenn experienced similar four hours, 21 minutes, He had frustrations in having their entered the capsule at 6:36 a.m. Jaunchings called off at one | EDT after breakfast and a final|time after they were snugly en- 1 id) physical examination. trenched on the couches of their i 45 there was a condition. He said The astronaut was to be taken space capsules. f another look would be taken atlagwn from his Faith 7 capsule| Alan Shepard, Scott Carpenter the Bermuda radar situation at|..q returned to his specialland Walter Schirra also went | through postponements, but all occurred before they entered the capsule, The postponement today was i: GAPE CANAVERAL, Fta. path is not achieved, Bermuda 1 (AP) -- Astronaut Gordon ' Cooper's scheduled 22 - orbit space flight was postponed to- day because of trouble with a | tracking radar at Bermuda. Space agency officials re- scheduled the shot for 9 a.m. EDT Wednesday. Walter Williams, Project Mer- \ cury operation director, said | it would. be ready for a launch] s_ about three miles from the Wednesday. \launching pad. "This is a mandatory radar data system, a prime back-|WAS READY, EAGER ; up," he said. There was no immediate com- the fourth in four months for i "s mission. "We could not go without it|ment from the astronaut on the Sooper 6m or would not go without it." More than 700 reporters were | The effort was called off for gathered at Cape Canaveral to j the day at 10:57 am, EDT as M any Eyes cover the shot. ' Watching Cooper, 36-year-old U.S. Air A large recovery fleet of 28 Force major, tensely waited out |ships, 125 planes and 19,000 Cooper SUIT TECHNICIAN FINISHES DRESSING COOPER i | CAPE OANAVPRAL,.: Fla. 5 ~ \} the countdown while sealed in people was strung out around his tiny Faith 7 spacecraft atop the world to recover the astro-, out of the city. Police said no arrests haveltroubles not connected with the|(AP)--Across the world -- and Jans, officials had been confi- phat yeaa ns ety ees tei: 4) i , { eanety wired Wallace Uist veen niece i SNe, (pode mot acr nad beld up the\cven above {an impressive! dent, 'They announced that they UN Assembl " Facin g Y the full - fuelled Atlas space naut no matter where he tavestys: he acted under a section of the|tion of the bombings. The launching for twola tors gatheredlwere changing the latest pos- cial session is charged with { . ; - n n Sie a 7 p.m .EDT today to make sure|ready-room -quarters in hanger ASTRONAUT DONS HELMET BEFORE COUNTDOWN ' 3000 Combat Troops Ready At Birmingham President Kennedy ordered|tain said that state troopers). or the troops into the state, but prevented him from using 62 'At the time, the countdown Governor Geonge Wallace said uniformed Negro reserves to had prog rasan to within 10 the action was illegal. He hinted|help quell the rioting that fol- minutes of launching that he may seek a federal in- lowed Saturday night's bomb- The ' postponement as junction to keep federal forces|ings; an anti-climax after earlitr BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP)-- Uncertainty and apprehension continued to grip this racially- troubled city today as 3,000 combat-ready troops stood within striking distance in the event of new outbreaks of ma- was jor violence, violence re- the night. $51,000,000 in the first six months of this year. Much of this has been met by the bond issue floated by the UN last year and by voluntary contribu- tions of the United States. Canada, which now has $11 men on the 12,500-man Congo force, has been paying approx- imately $31,000 a month as its share of Congo budget. Metro Hospital Strike Favored TORONTO (CP) -- Non-pro- fessional employees of Toronto General Hospital Monday night voted overwhelmingly to strike if necessary to enforce union se- curity and wage demands. No strike date was set. A. G. Hearn, Canadian vice- president of the Building Service Employees International Union (CLC), said the union security issue must be settled this year. The union represents 960 em- ployees at the hospital, Tor- onto's largest, including maid orderlies and maintenance staff, The meeting voted 399 to 26 favor of the strike. The union asks maintenance of the existing dues checkoff for present employees and compul- sory checkoff for new ones. The hospital has opposed the com- pulsory checkoff. = SESS . GLASLYN, Sask. (CP)--Nine|tody to May 22 for preliminary district residents have. been/hearing. scheduled. Before the crucial radar windshields were smashed and|fderal troops are needed in balky diesel engine designed to/around the earth. tists an extra 90 minutes to get windows were broken in about|cass of domestic violence, and the gi ti " ' a dozen buildings. whether state authorities are move the giant service tower] In addition to millions of peo-\the rocket off the ground. egro CACY |2"27 from the launching pad.pie tuned in of television and!' The jaunching had been his right elbow with a knife. He|to citizens. foal : a pump and purge foreign)space project to date required li gt oo -- ~~ 8 8TOUP/ Two MAY MEET Out Selling matter from the fuel line before|the services of more than 19,- ne posi . ge tats ts UNITED NATIONS (CP)--A groes, egro Man Was) Wallace and Kennedy may the engine could operate. 000 professional . bird-watchers) within 60 minutes of that goal. June 30 deadline hangs over the was struck in the face by alchoals. Ala. The ; i N Vi 1 b ' i i ; i i : |Shoals, Ala. > president is Je came only about 15 minutes|were deployed on ships and i 'ctra.| bly as it opens a special session| of the year. -- es ball a from @|<cheduled to attend an observ-| on- 10 ence before the launching was rp oe gee in likely recovery areas -- <. a a te om fnanaing toony. In the background is the : pony a. ly wielded by|ance by the Tennessee Valley| off. The tracking station at Ber-|in case the astronaut was Te-|cointdown because the. giant| Current authorization for ex- larger UN financial dilemma : | Authority. ; d | Te Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.|j ; iffi \hi ' é Wallace has not decided : : intermittent difficulty, but Mer-|his 34-hour trip ahead of sched- A j -keepi ions----| hess of some memb: JFK, Macmill letLare he panes: to grect.the|th, Newre integration leedet|cury control officials decided t0}aie. -- Ene sak technica Peace eee ad the Emer.|refusal of © penen ieelading 7 vi lian esident ee continue the countdown in case| Europe hoped to get an un) having difficulty starting| S°2°Y Force in the Middle East|the Soviet bloc, to pay costs ® will cross a ridge iater ; 2 A : " f eon- violence to anyone who i i " j i i Meeting Planned ies the week, 3 he said. | would listen and he took pocket COULDN'T FIX TODAY oe aes pi papi th ge ba ey po --_ While a long-term solution is Kennedy said members of a\ knives in payment. But technicians at Bermudalja; camera in the cockpit. An- eae Cane Ppl pid ow got aay to m taken up be- rong apg co Pali tee who worked out an agree-/nors at doorways he exhorted would be impossible to replace|ing sk th th tellit : bi d OAS Mission creen bose it Oe tal, 8 UN en ennedy probably williment to end mass demonstra- had nase . aad a,|the sky is the weather sate ite|calle dan umbilical cord--acci- Soit thes Sabie, ToMaibe oebittins. by. Negros 'deserve tolmemuets of Eimlagan ® ve Raasagenena today and the) Tyros, which makes six passes|dentally became disconnected sas prea Pcie gig: = S e -- ' sprawling Negro community to s ed Off. a day over the Atlantic ocean|from the spacecraft. | Pro es alti . Ge coca glk on caiuas| oe : al | ing on an austerity budget for have yet -been made ; on elie had a The |taliation for the weekend's|!6, is a 12-foot-diametre dish de-| mission, one over the Pacific); : | <k P pomigé--aut that the twoead-|« : pha strating 0] ,ombing that brought bloodshed|signed to send radio signals to!area crossed by his flight and a in about 15° minutes but at C A The budget was described as enforce their demands for inte-| >a rioting in its wake. the spacecraft as it rises over|quick pass coer the boa Pep a.m, the eg tower risis gain one of consolidation and con- lar intervals, often varying be-| whites | I hing ee eS SANTO DOMINGO (AP)--A tainmant,. with no: ine. = tween four \and six months. in other. developments com|clube" King shouted. "Don't gue ine: ae : Even when Gordon Cooper is|,_ a0 eer to the capsule until : rganiza-|for services The British prime minister ' j "}throw any rocks." e signals trigger a device|taking his eight-hour snooze,|. ' ' i j ivi ' P a wileane te the tense racial situa-|" (1) 11. streets of Birmingham|called_@ radio transponder in\between the ninth and the 15th|Just before lift-off. When it fell ool igen yp "Bypree hoagie The teformnant ine reported i ' i 7 _ | it] ini ;. jencouraging results in i we ate ae are ae ke -- Floyd) jet it be our blood and not the the time it takes a signal tolas down there in Mercury con-|Was essentially in a flight con-| 4 the Haitian-Dominican crisis, op os ee 7 atterson spoke to Negroes at ; » {travel from the Bermuda stati ri i i \figuration. He no longer could : ; f th ; F : : |blood of our white brothers." a station|trol will be watching him. ; Republic's announcement that it start of the year about 40 mem- Political Saurtes here denied|a mass meeting Monday night da he ee, Rcaal to the spacecraft and then back} Among the amateur space|'SC the telephone which con-|;- withdrawing its troops from bers have paid up between $15. had suggested he Rr meet|ing to end segregation every- termine precise velocity and thelin its enthusiasm as the group and the blockhouse and he had the Haitian border. \ » andi 8 ar gg aga orthern ag eg ee the crowds and collected pocket|altitude of the astronaut's ve-jof science - minded youngsters to shift to his UHF radio to), oor te fy on today to|$1':00,000, due mostly to the Ao ' A Negro reserve police CaP knives of many kinds -- pen.|hicle. from junior and senior high|maintain contact, Port au Prince, where oppon- a Mee for the | knty it : 1 |W rye i "|Congo and Middle East forces. [ever Se ch blades home sential for determining whetherarea who set up an elaborate|capsule systems ran on batter- ents of President Francois Du : Cooper had achieved the proper| tracking station on a motellies instead of the external power) ate him by Wednesday. cial assembly will be asked to | kind and another, jorbital course. If the desired'roof. |provided by the umbilical. The Dominican government's approve spending of $42,500,000, | "We don't need to fight with) fs me ae ement gave no reason in the last six months of this ® ll é cried | : force and $9,500,000 for the L . i main consideration apparently ee . UNEF. Vil FIGHT WITH LOVE li was Haiti's graduat release of] "m6 Gon | ; ; go operation, now be- 'An aide Rev. Ralph D. Aber. opponents of Duvalier who had NASHVILLE Tenn. (AP) --|motels restaurants and lunch nathy echoed the plea: "'No| > embassies in Port au Prince. v , pate lt Dominican President Juan e segregation of all public ac-|all downtown theatres the base.| With weapons, We need to fight) | : commodations clashed with po-|ball park and civic auditorium| with love." | Bosch rushed troops to the ber ine arge a noisy two-hour demonstration| 2. Better employment oppor-|the establishment's six playing Emb i -| in downtown Nashville Monday| tunities for qualified Negroes. | tables stopped their games to eas ce oo ~~ s night. 3. Dropping of all charges now | listen. | The Dominican Army hier- W th M 'larchy also was known to be re-| ] ur eT : d , '|luctant to. launch an_ attack leader who said a shotgun blast against segregation -- dating | of pool myself and I know right) fired from a speeding car back to the start of the sit-in' where that eight ball should) smashed through the window of|movemyent in 1960. 1 | : Bosch because he did not con- a; , '| sult the Dominican Congress be-| charged with non-capital mur-) Police said Thomas suffered 'fore putting the army on a war) der in the death of a 20-year-|nead injuries but the cause of As Mayor Beverly Briley con-| dinner hour and was: marked by tinued his efforts to reach a bi-| frequent outbreaks of violence violence" King pleaded : Tt tend racial accord and "'preserve|as hurtireds of white persons . ' | last weekend. day but the pathologist's report "Yeah man!" the cry came Cholera Infected Allen Thomas of the Saulteaux|has not been completéd. back. Indian reserve died en route to) pewp jin North Battleford landed, It will remain on sta- ported during TwolU.S. code giving the president) ki th too, but u rray of ' emis working on the case, too, hours, nine minutes. hoping to watgh astronaut Gor-'sible launch time from 11:30 A white youth was slashed on|Providing adequate protection It was necessary to replace alradio, the most ambitious U.S.| scheduled for 9 a.m. EDT at ; ngini working out a method of pa: admitted to hospital after he) woot Saturday at Mussel Indications of the radar trou-|spotted around the globe. Most/put at 8 a.m, the National Aero- United Nations General Assem- on G -- aan pach pao : BIRMINGHAM Ala. (AP)--|muda said it was experiencing|quired by circumstances to end|cervice tower could not be|penditures on the UN's two ma- brought on by chronic indebted. | president. | Mond H ; : ] | Monday. He sold his doctrine of|the radar could be repaired. Reese sete peek at the air --expires on that date. The spe- of the peace-keeping operations. LONDON (Reuters) -- Prime|Birmingham bi-racial commit- i In pool halls of street cor-|reported minutes later that itl other eye peering down from|ported that a power cord-- session opens in the fall, a UN itical sources said today. see it implemented in an atmos-| d = The radar, described as FPS-|4. A ; throw aside any thought of re- ' |during the daylight hours of his) tis problem was corrected| next year. ers udually\ meet atfairly regu-|gration and equality with)", ings k q|Bermuda about five minutes! arapj 'G ju ives ! ' : ' et rid of your knives an tithe The umbilical line feeds elec- ) I --A) staff despite increased demands peace mission of the Organiza- and the American president last) ti : : : laway C .? i ion here ars eis Go fe le gnam|the spacecraft. By measuring] orbits, someone up there as well|2way Cooper's Faith 7 capsule eased further by the Dominican|'° collect arrears, Since the press reports\/that Macmillan|and said Negroes here are fight-| to Bermuda, computers can de-|fans perhaps none is so rabid|nected him to the control centre young woman passed through Part of the OAS fact-finding a balance outstanding of about This information would be es-|schools in the Cape Canaveral] For the 15-minute period ,the Racial Clasl } jmade cutting weapons of one valier have vowed to assassin-| ot these two groups, the spe- weapons," the 34-year-old King| eas the troop withdrawal. The year--$33,000,000 for the Congo taken refuge in Latin American|'"8 reduced, is expected to cost Negro students demanding de-|counters. Some eating places| brothers we don't need to fight) | lice and rock-throwing whites in| are integrated. | At one pool hall players at] der two weeks ago after Haitian A few hours later police pending against students ar "T'm a pool player too" King) against Haiti, There also has) his home and narrowly missed; The downtown demonstration} "Yeah man!" cried several footing. old Indian following an incident) qeath has not been determined. the peace' Negro leaders| gathered. Some were hecklers tion until the launching is re- persons were hurt. Automobile|the power to determine whether|has made no report. That trouble was caused by |gon Cooper go spinning 22 times|a.m. until 1 p.m,, giving scien- for them in the last six months militiamen invaded the Domini- rushed to the home of a Negro rested while demonstrating! said. "I can play a mean game} '}been some criticism . here of his wife, came during the height of the) 9 «n, spectators "Spread the word of non-| " ; « -- S jat a nearby Indian encampment! An autopsy was performed Sun- scheduled another meeting for)others just spectators. late today to press these de Police arrested five persons mands: one of them white. Two others 1. Desegregation of all public) were admitted to hospital. accommodations such as hotels| _ Rocks and glass showered the |demonstrators as they ap- CITY EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS POLICE 725-1133 FIRE DEPT. 725-6574 HOSPITAL 723-2211 taurants the scenes of protests last week. Several fights broke out ithe Negroes then as itrict to the city At point a counter-attack that sent rock- throwing whites scattering, jail proached two segregated res- |through the city's financial dis-|Ont one his car went out of control in the Negroes wheeled inja | Ajax Man Dies In Auto Crash | KINGSTON (CP) -- Emil marched George Armstrong, 39, of Ajax, died Monday night when rainstorm and flipped over DR. HOWARD MINNERS into a ditch 10 miles west. of] gives @ final medical checkup today to here. Astronaut Gordon Cooper in Hangar S before his scheduled 22-orbit . flight from. Cape Canaveral, Fla. | State In Malaya KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters)|drove the occupants away. Health teams today sealed off) roads leading to. the cholera-in-| police' court Monday with non- fected south Malayan state of|capital murder were: Laurence Malacca, where three persons} Donald Michnik, | 25; have died and more than 158/ Douglas | cases have been reported Some 3.500 British, Australian|liam Battary, 23; Jerry and New Zealand troops and de-| Hobbs, inoculated| 47; William Joseph Cardain, pendents have been The launching was later can- celled. AP Wirephote |noarby town of Malacca. A at Terendak camp. They have been bauned from entering the | hospital Sunday after a group of |men allegedly raided the en campment, upset two tents and Charged in North Battleford Harold Michnik, 21; Daniel Willument, 30; George Wil- Dale 21° Alfred Erwin Lobe,| 31; Donald Tracy Hobbs, 21; and Howard Joseph McConnell, 40. Roy said the raid apparently fol- lowed '"'some bad feeling be- tween the townspeople: and the Indians." Three Indian reservations are near Glaslyn. Many Indian fam- ilies move from their winter homes on the reservations in the spring, living a wandering life in tents. Glaslyn is a frequent stoppng: place Glaslyn. residents have ex- pressed concern during the last year because many Indians They were remanded in cus- visit the town to drink.