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    STORE OFFICIAL DIES
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. C
Wednesday, Au. 16, 1959
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Lebanon, Pa. (UPD Albert
Coons, 68, vice president of
the department store chain of
Allied Stores Corp., died Tues
day. Coons also was president
of Pomeroy's, Inc., a chain of
Pennsylvania stores owned by
Allied.
United Press International
newspictures are transmitted
around the globe. Regular de
liveries of pictures over radio
photo channels are made daily
from New York to Europe and
South America, and from San
Francisco to Japan and Australia.
By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Chicago-'Tidelito," 9-year-old son of Cuban Premier Fidel
Castro, telling what he thought of his first major league base
ball game andhis vacation trip around Chicago:
"I am having a fin time, but I know people pay all atten
tion to me because my father is a great man."
Johnsville, Pa.-One of the seven U.S. astronauts being
trained for space flight, Leroy G. Cooper of Carbondale,
Colo., describing his reactions to a simulated flight in a
centrifuge:
"I felt a little dizzy, but not bad."
Pugwash, N.S.-Sir Robert Watson-Watt, one of the inven
tors of radar, disclosing the existence of a toxic substance so
powerful that eight ounces of it could kill everyone in the
world:
"This is only one item in the biochemist's chamber of
horrors."
Lubbock, Tex.-Harry Raymond Pope, one of the FBI's
10 most wanted men, after being seized by federal agents
who moved so fast he didn't have a chance to grab any of
his three guns:
"It was just a bad day all around."
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The first gasoline powered
automobile was built in
Springfield, Mass., by the
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So Superior
BRANDISHING STICKS,
Africa, against increase in
Shakespeare Scenes
Scenes from the Oregon
Shakespearean Festival's 1959
production of "Antony and
Cleopatra" will be broadcast
at 7 o'clock tonight over radio
station KMED, Medford.
The 60 - minute program,
which was taped at the Fes
tival theater earlier this
month, features members of
the current company.
Andrew G. Love, radio pro
ducer and winner of two Pea
body awards, produced the
program. Love has supervised
the radio production for the
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more than 1,500 native women demonstrate in Natal, South
poll tax imposed by government. Police dispersed . them.
To Be Broadcast
past nine years.
"Antony and Cleopatra" is
one of four plays being pro
duced in repertory fashion,
which allows the tourist to
"Stay four days S ee four
plays." Other plays are
"Twelfth Night" and its prp
logue "Maske of the New
World," "King John," and
"Measure for Measur e."
Nightly performances contin
ue through Sept. 5.
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Portland Youth
Shot To Death
On Porch of Home
Portland -UPD- David Lee
Heads, 16, was shot to death
Tuesday night on the front
porch of his home.
Police were looking for a
15-year-old boy in connection
with the case.
Jenny Jones, the victims'
grandmother, told police a
youth rang the doorbell and
asked -Heads out onto the
porch. She said she looked
out the front window and
heard them talking. Then, she
said, she saw the visitor step
down, turn and fire. '
She said the assailant then
jumped into a light colored
car which sped away.
Model Boy
Police picked up a youth
who told detectives the other
youth fled oh foot after riding
with him' for a few blocks.
Police said the dead boy
had no juvenile record and
was praised by friends and
neighbors as a model boy. He
was described as a good stu
dent at Jefferson high school.
Clyde Alexander, 21, told
police he was returning home
and saw a car with two per
sons inside parked near the
dead boy's home. He said he
later heard two shots.
The Heads boy died from
wounds in the chest and stom
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Astronaut Describes
'Space Flight' in
Simulated Orbit
Johnsville, Pa. -(UPD- "A
little dizzy but not bad" was
the way one of America's sev
en astronauts described a
four-hour "flight" into simu
lated orbit 150 miles from
earth Tuesday.
Leroy G. Cooper, Carbon-
dale, Colo., made the trip and
returned in a specially built
centrifuge designed to give
the feeling of space flight. It
was the first experiment of
this type that newsmen were
permitted to witness.
'Very Normal
Cooper described the simu
lated flight and re-entry as
very normal-the same as we
have been practicing the last
few days."
The astronaut said he felt
no pain and experienced the
opposite of weightlessness. "I
felt rather weighty," he said.
"Officials said Cooper had un
dergone a pressure equivalent
to nine times the weight of his
body while spinning around
in a capsule on the end of a
50-foot arm driven by one of
the world's largest motors.
The capsule can accelerate
from a standing position to
approximately 180 miles an
hour in seven seconds and can
be turned m any direction,
reproducing the tumbling of
earth satellites.
Cooper, dressed in a green
coverall zipped to the neck,
sat down in the capsule on a
foam rubber pad designed to
fit the contours of his body
and was strapped in. His arms
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were left free so he could
operate dials and push but
tons to guide his flight.
During his flight, Cooper
felt the simulated firing of
the rocket and going into or
bit and was subjected to the
sensations of the return trip
to earth.
These sensations including
the simulated effect of a par
achute opening at 60,000 feet,
a second parachute at 15,000
feet, and the impact on water
while traveling at 35 feet per
second.
Penalty Meted
Errant Aviator
Columbus, Ohio -(UPD-Capt.
John S. Lappo, an aircraft
commander of the Strategic
Air Command, has been
grounded indefinitely for fly
ing a six-jet B47 bomber be
neath the Straits of Mackinac
bridge in Michigan.
The SAC revealed Tuesday
that Lappo, Muskegon, Mich.,
father of four, pleaded guilty
in a courtmartial to flying
the big . plane April 24 be
neath the bridge connecting
Michigan's upper and lower
peninsulas. There is about 150
feet clearance between the
bridge and the water.
Lt. Col. Bill G. FendalL
information officer at Lock
bourne Air Force Base, said a
decision on Lappo's penalty
was reached last week.
"GOING TO DISAPPEAR" Steven Rockefeller, son of
New York s Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, and bis bride, Ann
Mane, arrive at New York IdyewiM Airport from Some,
Norway, where they were married. "They're going to dis
appear, with your co-operation," Gov. Rockefeller told
newsmen who gathered at the airport to interview the
honeymooners.
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LINDA EDNA MARTIN
Leads to Killer Lacking
Police Checking
To Obtain Leads
In Woman's Death
. Los Aigeles - (UPD - Police
today checked known sex
criminals and both men and
women friends of slain Uni
versity of Southern California
coed Linda Edna Martin for
clues to her killer.
Police admitted they were
without any substantial leads
in the knife slaying of the 21-year-oldi
. USC music student
fronr-Rockville Center, N. Y.,
who had a fear of dying
young.
Woman Possibility : -
"We're not dismissing the
possibility a woman was the
killer," said Inspector Thomas
Reddin.
"And we're not dismissing
the : possibility ' that . it was a
sex fiend,, a friend, or a
prowler, either."
Miss Martin, nude ; and
bleeding to death from three
stab wounds, was found Sun
day night oh stairs leading to
the apartment of her bearded
fiance, Glenn Robert Kinzie,
27-year-old USC graduate art
student!
Kinzie has "passed" a lie
detector test and been cleared
of the slaying.
Previously Married
Miss Martin was previously
married. Her former husband,
John. Lewis Taylor, 24, told
United Press International in
Chicago . Tuesday .that Miss
Martin had a premonition she
"wouldn't live very long."
"I just kidded her," he said.
"Just sloughed it off. You
know how women are She
was an artist, a musician. Most
creative people go through
periods of depression they
don't have a constant emotion
al pitch."
Nixon To Attend
Dam Dedication
The Dalles-fflPD-Vice Presi
dent Richard Nixon has ac-;
cepted an invitation to be the
main speaker at dedication of
The Dalles dam . Oct. 10, It
was announced today. - :
Paul Walden, chairman of
the dam dedication commit
tee, said he had received a
telegram from Nixon confirm
ing his appearance.
The dam originally was to
have been dedicated Sept. 26.
The telegram said: "It is
with great pleasure that I ac
cept your cordial invitation to
participate in The Dalles dam
dedication ceremony on Sat-!
urday, Oct. 10. 1 shall be look
ing forward to being with you
on that occasion."
Don Hughes, Nixon's aide,
will work out details of the
visit with local officials.
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