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cles, luminous particles around | + \carried out, and ice conditions | the ship is reinforced but oniy : Glenn: Roger. I was just | the capsule, just thousands of | est orthumberland perati An old fashioned mud dig- | of western Prince County. The , ditch four feet wide was dug | making some for the recorder, | them, over the Pacific, Over. Alberton and W Prince County aot ee "aiden Tm ie mee how re fg oa *

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no able | branch, is shown above driv- (high, what appeared to be a|in good shape. Remain on fly- | ; Game Association | to make their way to deeper | ing the horse assisted by Ce | haze layer up some seven or | by-wire for the moment. x . 4s ene tar te noble, wane WEATHER stream improve: | sections and ponds inland | cil Dennis, Others who helped | eight degrees above the horizon | (Recording of the spacecraft e ross Vision it is being readied at Halifax

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| : Sunny with little change Grand Turk | est day I have ever run into. | People on both sides of the professor Eugene Saenger, @ | the 1962 P.E.I. Red Cross bud- | Comey: © - . for extensive | Cooper: Time passes rapidly, | 1rom Curtain followed Glenn's toy West German rocket expert. | get of $49,000. The balance will | De Qe in temperature; drifting snow;

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AM. up some of the star patterns | terest in the Soviet Union.” | director of Britain’s giant ra- | ship of Red Cross in United Ap- Valley: Sunny with a few cloudy

There was a moment during . better than I was just off Af. | . dio telescope at Jodrell Bank | peal, the national president, D. periods and a few snowflurries;

the re - no countdown | CANAVERAL, F1a.| stand by. This Friendship 7. rica. | West German Chancellor Kon- | and a top space expert. | Bruce Shaw, explained that the OTTAWA (CP) — The gov- drifting snow; little change in

almost. be | (AP) — United States space; MC: Roger. Reading you loud) Cooper: Have you sighted or-|T8¢ Adenauer told Kennedy | Lovell declared that “in terms | surpluses in the larger provinces| ment is devising a solution temperature; winds northwest

anxiety. | agency officials Tuesday releas-| and clear. Flight path looks) jon yet? Over. | aoe a orbit of the rete of the race to be first to get @| were becoming practically non-| % the butter surplus problem | i< with gusts to 25 diminishing

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“this is an unofficial reading of | standing by for you. you should have Orion and . . . |live ts congratulate you and the MS.” | full amount of its budget. day. Cape Breton: Sunny with lit was repaired in a few min-|the tapes of astronaut John | Glenm: Roger. Cape is go and| Sirius probably in sight; very | hint y Par Millions of people in Western | He said he doesn’t think that /| tle change in temperature; drift- . hold. | Glenn's voice subject to clarifi- |I am go. shortly thereafter Orion will be | jhe Loe ae people rom Europe were glued to their Ta \au, solution should be to curb pro-|ing snow; winds northwest 28 cation and a closer reading of | Glens: All systems go. Cabin | off to your right. Over British ‘Prion ‘Minleter’ Mac. | 8, fF Progress reperte. om Tilt Awarded ——. © 6 a

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Mercury control: We are pre-| Glegm: Roger. Zero G's, and | shape j terest” in the flight in Russia, and the technicians involved. after a fight between two op-| 44YS. and 23.

‘9 . Cats 'T feel fime, Capsule is turning| Gleam: 1 do have a light on jthe official news agency Tass Addressing the House of Com- posing players and the game| A®_ international food bank! New Brunswick: Sunny; little Glen: & little bumpy! around. Oh, that view is tre-| the ground. Over. | noted ‘the central Soviet mons in Ottawa while Glenn ‘and series was awarded to| WUld be valuable in helping| change in temperature; north- ajong about herd. Roger. | mendeas. Cooper: It’s just off to your ithe reported the progress of was still aloft, Diefenbaker des- Albany who were leading 32| “isperse farm surpluses, Mr. his silver, alr-com- | Glenn: ks okay, Minus 7 MC: Bower. “eae ; the evening. — | hi @ benefit ditioned space suit, he walked | on mark : *| Glenn: Turn around has Just to my right I cam| “in particular Soviet listeners story for the of.

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