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    MEDFORD MAIL TBIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE.
THURSDAY, APRIL 13. 1961
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; RUSSIANS JOYOUS Young Muscovites at the planetar- was the first
..ium in Moscow jump for joy at the news that a Russian '
man into space.
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(UPI Radiotelephoto)
PROJECT MERCURY
V BALUSTICi CAPSULE-
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t SPACE CAPSULE Russia has reported
- that its scientists have successfully orbited
i an astronaut and returned him to earth
- alive. The London Daily Worker carried an
1 illustration of a, Russian space capsule (top)
which appeared somewhat similar to the
I U.S. Mercury capsule, bottom, which the
U.S. will use in an attempt to orbit an as
tronaut. The symbols on the Russian dia
gram refer; to:- (A) Pressurized cabin; (B)
Foam padded seat to relieve pressure on
takeoff; (C) Parachute to slow speed of cap
sule on descent; (D) Air supply; (E) Tele
vision cameras, microphone for relaying
back to earth; .(F) Porthole; (G) instrument
panel. .... r:.-. (UPI Telephoto)
Scientist Blames
Lack of Decisions
Los Angeles (UPD "Lack of
timely decisions" was blamed
today by a U.S. scientist for
Russia . beating America in
orbiting a man around the
earth. . .
William E. Zisch, executive
vice : president of Aerojet-
General, - a large California
rocket-making firm, said the
Russian flight was "truly an
exciting achievement." But
he added, "lack of timely de
cisions on the part of the
United States, in my opinion,
has delayed , this country's
matching or bettering : the
Russians in getting man in
space. ,; ' . ' -
"This country had the tech
nological know-how many
years ago to proceed much
farther; much faster, but did
not have the singleness of pur
pose or decision to accomplish
it in the shortest practicable
time.'." 1
Dr. William. H. Pickering,
director of the Jet Propulsion
Laboratory which was instru
mental in the success of the
first V. S. satellite. Explorer
J,.; called the Russian flight
a v ''first : , class engineering
achievement.". . i
Grammy Awards Are Presented
Beverly Hills, Calif. - (UPD -Ella
Fitzgerald and Ray
Charles won the top vocal
awards at the third annual
Grammy awards dinner Wed
nesday night of the National
Academy of Recording Arts
and Sciences.
Miss Fitzgerald, veteran
Negro Ringing star, won the
female single record and al
bum awards in which she fea
tured the song "Mack The
COMA ENDS IN DEATH '
Gloversville, N.Y.-fflPU-Mrs.
Delores G. Ruslow, 28, who
had been in a coma for five
and a half years from injuries
received in an auto accident,
died Tuesday in Nathan Lit
tauer Hospital.
Knife." Her winning album
was called "Ella in Berlin."
Charles, a young Negro
who came into his own with
his singing of "Georgia on
My Mind," was awarded the
best single record Grammy
for that hit and took the best
vocal male album award for
the album "Genius of Ray
Charles."
The record of the year
award went to the song "A
Summer , Place" from the
movie by that name. The al
bum of the year award went
to comic Bob Newhart's "But
ton Down Mind," a humour
monologue.
The song of the year award
was voted the theme from the
movie "Exodus." ;
Wall Street Chatter
New York-IUPD-Goodbody &
Co. finds that the failure of
the rails to join the recent
rise of the industrials appar
ently has disturbed a number
of market analysts.
The brokerage house says,
nevertheless, that two things
are clear: (1) on a number of
past occasions, the rails have
lagged substantially behind
industrials, both percentage
wise and in point of time; (2)
the railroad industry is no
longer as important In the
economy as it once was. .
We are now entering a pe
riod when those who bought
on the weakness in the mar
ket last September and Octo
ber have long-term gains,
Goodbody concludes, but
barring a shocking news de
velopment, there appear to be
no signs of any serious reac
tion developing yet.
The Shields Survey says
South Georgia Natural Gas is
an overlooked utility which
should fare well in a general
economic recovery. Noting
that .the indicated 60-cent
dividend offers a yield of 5
per cent, Shields estimates
the company's 1961 earnings
will be around $1.10 a share
against $1.01 in 1060 and 00
cents in 1959.
Reynolds & Co. says pros
pects for Bathe Iron Works
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limited at ' this
seem ; quite
time and it suggests a switch
to Royal Dutch Petroleum.
The brokerage house also ex
pects Raytheon to be a static
market performer for some
time but likes Servel as a
long-term speculation.
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Reputation for cleanliness. ,
Children Under
Seven No Charge
Soldier Hanged
For Rape of Child
'i Ft. Leavenworth, Kan.-OIPD
-Pvt. John-A. Bennett was
hanged early today' for - the
1954 rape and attempted mur
der of an 11-year-old Austrian
girl. - ' -'
The Army executioner
dropped the trap from be
neath the feet of the 24-year-old
- Negro soldier - at 12:05
a.m. He was officially pro
nounced dead at 12:21 a.m.
Bennett was convicted and
sentenced to death at a court
martial in Salzburg, Austria,
Feb. 8, 1955. He had been
awaiting . execution at Ft.
Leavenworth since April 20,
1955.
The death sentence was af
firmed by former. President
Dwight Eisenhower. Bennett's
attorneys lost several appeals
in the courts.
The soldier was the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bennett
of Chatham, Va. .
Honolulu - (UPD - Ingram M.
"Stainback, 77, governor of Ha
waii from 1942 to 1951, died
Wednesday.
Jackie Coogan's
;Son Faces Trial
5 Los Angeles-fflPB-John'.An-7
thony Coogan, 19, son of actor
Jackie Coogan, faces trial
'April 26 with two other men
t on charges of photographing
rand selling pictures of nude
' teen-age girls.
' Police said they confiscated
i films and camera equipment
-after the men were arrested
I last month. Two girls aged
14 and 15 were turned over
.'to juvenile authorities as sex
'delinquents.
" Coogan's father last month
'won dismissal of a narcotics
.' charge in a separate case in--volving
a raid on the elder
: man's apartment in nearby
':Malibu.
'Ws Dark Out There,'
.Spaceman Declares
-'. Moscow-fflPD-Yuri Gagarin,
'.the world's first space travel
ler, was asked - what space
'innirari nitp HereDlied:
. "Dark, comrads, very
dark." -WAY
OUT
' Npw York-flJPB-Three men
!drinking in the small hours
t a bar Wednesday morning
sited bv a reporter to
Comment on the achievement
"of Russia in putting a man
-into soace.
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