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The Arizona post., 1961-10-27
Teenbeut
By BARRY HIRSCH
"WAIT FOR THE WAGON.

wait for the wagon, wait for
the wagon and we'll all hitch
a ride" was sung with glee
Sept. 80 as Wald BIG held
its annual h hayride. Seen
pitching hay and pushing the
wagon were Rita Silverberg
and Bob Sher, Linda Abram-
son and Paul NeVi, Bobbi
Kali and John Sloss, Babette
Fisher and Roy Shenfield,
Judy Temple and Steve Saw
low, Paula Williams and Bill
Isakoff, Marsha Turkin and
Joel Fassler, and Sue Kahn
and Bill Yalen.
Last Sunday these same
girls turned their other cheek
as they solemnly observed
United Nations Week at the
T.J.C.C. Foreign exchange
students from the University
of Arizona related their feel
ings concerning the U.N. and
answered questions on that
topic. Yet another aspect of
the chapters wide range of
activities will take place Nov.
4 at a fashion show at the
Sands.
The Arizona post., 1961-10-27
Rishono Pioneer

Rishona Pioneer Women
will hold a luncheon and card
party at Cong. Anshei Is
rael Oct. 81 at 1890 pm.
HoSteSSeS are Mrs. Sophie
Wilson and Mrs. Molly
Greenwald. The group will
hold a regular meeting Nov.
l at 1890 pm. at Cong. An
Shei Israel.
satire, pantomime and some
Rock and Roll.
The Show of Shows will
be presented on the Grand
stand Stage twice daily, at
2::30 pm. and 7:30 pm.
The Arizona post., 1961-10-27

IsraerS Arab population in
cludes a community of some
$4,000 DruSeS who broke
away from Islam in the
eleventh century.
The Arizona post., 1961-10-27
,JOLSON AZA is

JOLSON AZA is planning
a prediction dance for Nov.
4. This promises to be a mild
affair since elections are the
following day. A "Teenbeat'
scoop has Marc Shenfield
taking the presidency by ac-
clamation.
While on the subject of
life membership and elec-
tons, it seems only proper
that the University of Ari-
zona's AMI Club be congratu-
lated on the addition of two
fine men to its ranks. Rich
ard Cohen and Jerry Zurof-
sky promise to play key roles
in this hardy groups future.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
Conference =


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seat Of It's influence is felt IN svsry sphsrs Of
national Me in the religious and educational
the political social and economic fields, and IN our do
meste and international poIieymaking bodies.
The National Catholic Welfare Conference stems from
the United States declared Germany and her
the National Catholic War Council established In 1917
allies Because the Catholic War Council coIIshersfed with
the government rendering services to Catholics in the
ganization.
After the first World War; the hierarchy Of the United
States decided to retain this organization in operation and
expand it by merging all the Roman Catholic assoeia
fions nation for concerted action The being
somewhat misleading, changed to the National Cath.
ollie Welfare Council in September 1920 However, the
Pope aware Of political impact Of this organization.
insisted that the word Council" be eliminated, and
other substituted The appeIafion National Catholic Wei
fare Conference chosen thus preserving the original
tetragr animation NcWc. very taetfvIly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
Education
lCentinved From Back 'Pass)

tContinUed From BACK Pa9e
No conception Of this everything else gave
reached the Russian people, Nor Of has the Krem
lin paid the in default
! with Gen. Mark w. Clark in Vienna when
officer Of he Soviet forces that met troops there
asked him in all seriousness: General Clark. will you
please tell how your American Army got many Rus
sian ieeps?"
Russia made horns foot for . iesp. Yet
this officer thought the Soviet the giving end
until Gen. Clark dropped his soiery gaIsntry and replied
in hurry. 90
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
NOT BEEN EXPERIENCED .. 14g:yY.


w u0 WARS NO MORE
MicAh A:2A - MANY MA1t@ats atsAIA CONE
49,. BEAT THEIR SWORDS NT0Pu0WstiARES,
TAXATION SHALL NOT LINT W SWoap
AGAINST NATION. NEITHER SHALL THEY
LEARN WAR ANYMORE NONE SHALL
MAKE THEM AFRAID: FOR TINE - LORD OF
HOSTS HAS SeokEM.'
CID Ps. 81 -1.2,4.5'.. THY SAVING sdEACTH
AMONG ALL NATIONS LEN ALL ThE Re0RLE
PRAISE THEE. o GOD.
l3 s&H WHATEVER EhsLAvEs MAN IS OPPOSED
TO THE DIVINE coNeRNMeNT. rRUrH MAKES
NAN FREE. M0u akAAM KNOW Wkiek HiRsT
TRUTH LEADS Bx TINE fEWAsess AND
FAITHFuLNEss OF ITS FOLLOWERS. THUS IT
IS THAT THE MARCH or TIME Bears
ONWARD FREEDOMS BANNER THE POWERS
OF THIS WORLD WILL FIGHT.
AND MILL COMMAND MkaElR s6AMlMsLs NOT
TO LET TRUTH PASS THE GUARD UNTIL IT
SuesoR6Es TO THEIR SYSTEMS BIT
SCIENCE. NEEDING NOT THE POINTED
BAN0NET. hAARo+iES OM THERE rs ALWAYS
SOME rUMvLr But THERE Is A RAlANINc
TO TRUTHS STANDARD. p. 22s2f3
u4) "oNE INFINITE GOD. GOOD. UNIFiEs MEN AND
NATIONS; CONSTITUTES THE BROTHERHOOD
OF MAN; ENDS WARS; FULFILLS THE
SCRIPTURE, LOVE THY NElcteOR AS
rH4SELF;; ANhlHILATEs PAGAN AND
CHRISTIAN iDoLATRY. - WHATEVER Is
WRONG IN SOCIAL. CIVIL. CRIMINAL,
POLITICAL, AND RELIGIOUS CODES;
EQuALizES THE SEXES; ANNuLs THE CURSE
ON MAN. AND LEAVES NOTHING THAT CAN
SIM SUFFER. BE PUNISHED OR DESTROYED"
34o23.
Us and Is 42723; 393:l6lS
~ 2os:2o LET US LEARN or THE REAL AND
ETERNAL THE REIcN or SPIRIT. TIE
KINGDOM OF HEAVEN :"
IA BEAUTIFUL. INSPIRED. AND INSPIRING SER
VICE. TRULY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
Berlin Crisis :

tConnved From Back Pass)
WERE NEVER ACTUALLY MADE AT ALL - ARE
MERELY SHADoWY. MfT-H.IcAA-L, MORTAL
T44.o,uG.hT IMAGES! COuNTERFEITs. BuRL Esoues.
AND, FORTUNATELY. 0FTEA SYMBOLS or
DIVINE IDEAS
BERLIN CRISIS TRACED BACK TO us.
FufABLlfNG M 1945"
There would have been problem cf seesssfo Berlin
For the American and Berlin would have been firmly
connected instead Of lilo miles spari.
The President gave his map TO Army Chief OF Staff
Gen. George C. Marshall who gave " to Mai Gen. Thomas
r. Handy the same day.
Handy II through military channels to the State
War and Navy Working Security Committee. whsus II ar
rived three months later. in February. i9A4.
The War Department insisted that fhs map be sent TO
Ambassador Winsuf with insssvciious that no demand
its acceptance in his zoneof-occvpson negotiations with
the British end The Soviet union.
The map was SAINT to Winsn but apparently with no
State Department bseing Instructions sssmiusy any
indication that IL the Presidents psopossl
Winsnt sppareusIy didn't know shst TO do With II.
II wss map without any hsclsvp.
WINANH. A SblEDE!
DETROIT TRlRUNE, SATURDAY. 'ocT. "a. lssl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
Rex humbard -

CONTINUED From Back Paqe)
THE INExHAuSTiBLE FACILITIES or FATHER
SON, AND HOLY GHOSTS ONE AND ONLY SAME
HONEST. sATAN-FREE CHURCH, THERApEu
TICS. THEIR CHRIST. SCIENTIST - NOT HAVING
ADAM-EvE PASTORS OF THE FLESH! BUT KING
JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE. OUR SENIOR BIBLE
AND PASTOR ! AND ITS GUARDIAN LIBERAToR.
GODS ONE AND ONLY INFALLIRLE MASTERPIECE!
BIBLE PASTOR PROPHET (CtlRIsT WITH
YOU ALWAY) LEADER PHYSICIAN! MEDICINE
OUR CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK "sclENcE
AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE s-c.R.I.PT.u.RE.s.!
DICTATED TO OUR GREATEST MARY, BAKER
EDDY - WOMAN Revelation 1911, 81 "A GREAT
WONDER IN HEAVEN A WOMAN CLOTHED
WITH THE SUN I. :. CROWNED WITH TWELVE
STARS I! WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL RULE ALL
NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON - OUR MARVELLOUS.
IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH, "sci-
ENcE OF SCIENCES" OF THE UNIvERsE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
Reds =


Non'inUsd From Back psqs,
PElh'Nos MAYOR PHNc CHEM, ksvNors
SPEAKER. AssALeo THE UNITED STATES as AN
tNsms or snNA. OF THE PEOPLE OF THE WORLD
cAN-eAckEo NATIONALIST CHINESE covepuMs.,r
OF EMBARRASSING CHANG kA.sHek MAYOR peMc
pECLARED =" -"S
I'VE ARE DETERMINED TO L,seRAre rA,wAu
FoRMosAl the UNITED STATES AccRessoRs MUST
QUIT OUR TERRITORY" "o''
rresoen' osva'do Doreos Of Cuba on the ros.
frvm with Mr. Mao, President Liz sh.oeh; na So.
Chou Enai at Tienanmen Square, for the parade hroo
the heart OF The capital seeondeveI officials Of Alban.
Poland and Hungary participated in the review.
Also on hand we're King Mahendrs and Queen R,,n.
OF NePa and Queen Mother Elisabeth Of Belgium.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
ENLIGHTENED WAY"

ENLIcHTENED WAY"
MRS. vELcuTH DID FULL JUSTICE TO HER SUB.
ahcT. MI1M AAllch JOY AND CHARM
WE CORDIALLY RECOMMEND EVERY ONE or
THESE DlvihELN APPOINTED MESSENGERS, AND WE
SHALL SEE AND HEAR THEM AGAIN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21

NcpUIl
tcontinued From Back Pagel
JESUS APPREHENDED FULLY, The ExCLoS'vENe''
or GOD AND HIS OFFSPRING, UNIVERSE:
GENESIS 1875: land GOD SAID. LET US MAKE MAN
IN OUR OWN IMAGE, AFTER OUR LIKENESS. AND
LET THEM HAVE DOMINION OVER ALL!
v. 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING TIA!
HE THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR - HON
oRED BY THE CH.I-L-DL.Es-s CHRIST JESUS
HAD MADE, AND. BEHOLD. 1T WAS l-Is-l VENT
GOOD!
IHE LECTURE RESUMED =
MISS AuLTNAN EMPHASIZED THE NECESSITY
FOR A DIvtNELY SCIENTIFIC CHk's,LN., o'"
uAL RECOMMENDATION, PURITY, SUPREME
LOVE Eop con AND FOR ,ONES NElGHBoR AS ONES
SELF. - ACCORDING TO CHRIST
SACRIFICES AND REPUTATION OF THE IH'NoS
SEEN TEMPORAL tst Paul. = MY-I-H'-
CAL = AND DEDICATION TO THE THINGS MOI
SEEN ETERNAL - REAL
MICS Ali rmAN WAS EXCEPTIONALLY IN THAT SHE CON-
cLlDEp HER LECTURE m BETWEEN SO AND %
MlNUTEsi
OUR FIFTH CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE
SINCE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 29 - ALL FIVE WOMEN
AND SUPERB - MRS ELLA H. HAY AZ e.o"'"
CHURCH. s29, GAVE A BEAUTIFUL, mo'h1N-'
PRESENTATION; .. euu
MARY WELLINGTON GALE FARMINo'oN. Sv 40
DAY. lo.I. $3.50. GAVE BEAUTIFUL '~"0-'"
LY SERMON ~.u,pru
MRS. HAZEL r. HARRISON, SECOND cHOken'
loa TuEs GAVE a MAsTERFuL. BEAUTIFUL
LECTURE: SupERBLY TRIUMPHNc ovek DE-
LIEF or EXCESS WEIGHT
GERTRUDE E, vELeuTH, c.s., CAVE A eeAuIi
ELI err,,pr Ar Tpe VETERANS MEMORIAL AUDI
forum. SPONSORED BY NINTH CHURCH or
CHRIST. SCIENTIST - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 'ne
tconsinusd Next Column IoP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
Dr.. 6. v. Wick

tContinved from Back Page)
TRIUMPHANT INDIVIDUALITY! LIKEWISE
GODS GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY'S 40 YEAR:
PLUS. OF HER NEARLY 30 YEARS BREWING
PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY WITH ITS LOST ELEMEk
OF HEALING BUT WHOSE HIGHER MISSION IS
TAKE AWAY THE SINS OF THE WORLD" - THE
HEALING OF THE NATIONS" - REVELATION
OF THE REAL! = THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE
NEW EARTH - AS PER
GENESIS 1881: land GOD SAW EVERY THING tn
HE 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT! CREATOR -
HONoRED BY THE CH.L-D-L-E-S-S CHRIST JESUS
HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD. 1T WAS l-Ls-l
VERY Good!
DEVIL : GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE FRAUD
AND M-Y-T-H!-
MASQUERADINC AS lord GOD"
(Cenesis 2:7). EXPOSED!
THE PHoNY' "LoRD.coD RAISES UP MAN FROM
THE DUST OF THE GROUND" - "NoTHINcNEss" :
GOD TO MRS. EDDY. TO YOU
"CEAsE YE FROM MAN" : OF The FLESH
ISAIAH OF VIRGIN BIRTH FAME, 222
Evening star., 1961-11-29
White House Conferees
Focus on Poor Reodinq

result in the most drastic
change in elementary school
education since the 1920s. The
argument between the "phon-
les" and "look-Say" systems OF
teaching is raging again in
many areas.
The chairman of the meet
ing was DR.. Jerrold r. Zacha-
rias, a physics professor at the
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, a driving force be-
hind the revitaliZation of high
school physics teaching that
began five years ago.
Other upgrading programs
have been going on in the fields
of chemistry. biology and math.
But students poorly equipped
to communicate with the world
those who lack sufficient
reading and writing skills-
operate under an obvious ham
dicap in realizing their poten-
tials in science or any other
subject, educators feel.
The White House meeting
repeatedly centered on the pre-
mise that radical improvements
in teaching science can be ap-
piled to other subjects.
Evening star., 1961-11-29
North Wet Nam, Koreo
Back Mao on AIbonio

TOKYO, Nov. 20 (AP). -
Communist North Wet Nam
and North Korea Joined Red
China today in approving the
policies of Albania's Commu-
mist leaders.
The leaders Of the three
countries, Red China's Mao
Tze-tung, North Wet Mans
Ho Chi Mimi and North
Korea's Kim II Sung, sent
glowing messages to Albanian
dictator Enver Hoxha, who
only a few weeks ago was the
target of bitter criticism from
Premier Khrushchev.
Mr.. KmuShchev accused Mr.
Hoxha of damaging the Com
munist movement by following
the hard Stal1nlSt line.
The top Chinese echelon-
Mao, President Liu Shao-chi,
Marshal Chu Teh and Premier
Chou En-lai-said in a mes
sage to Mr.. Hoxha on the 18th
anniversary of Albania's World
War II liberation that his
policies were correct"
Kim used the same word but
Ho was slightly more restrained
He said: "The great achieve
ments won by the Albanian
people constitute a valuable
contribution to the strengthen
ing of the Socialist camp and
the defense of peace in Europe
and the world" a statement al
Evening star., 1961-11-29
Star Staff Writer

The furor over space-age
science education notwith-
standing, some of the Nations
top educators and scientists
think it's time more students
really learned to read and write
That reading and writing
may be next in line for the kind
of concentrated upgrading
which has been given high
school physics teaching was one
of the ideas comm gout Of a
two-day White House confer
ence Just concluded.
Scientists and educators
fro mthe college to the ele-
mentary level mulled over
what's needed in education at
the meeting sponsored by the
Presidents Science Advisory
Committee, the National
Science Foundation and the
United States Office of Educa-
ton, at the White House execu-
tive offices.
A growing number of public
schools already are changing
their methods of teaching chill
dren to read. The trend could
Evening star., 1961-11-29
Kotongons Beot U. n. Men
At Party, Dodd Escapes

ELISABETHVILLE, Katanga,
Nov. 20 (AP).-United States
Senator Thomas Dodd, Demo-
crat of Connecticut, crouched
on the floor of American Con-
sui Lewis Hoffacker's automo-
bile last night as the driver
sped through an angry mob of
Katangan paratroopers who
had dragged two white United
Nations officials from d dinner
party and beaten them with
rifle butts.
Anti-U. N. violence mounted
in the Katangan capital in the
wake of the U. N. Security
Council resolution authorizing
u. N. troops to use force to
arrest foreign mercenaries serv-
ing Katanga President Noise
Tshombe's regime.
A Gurkha U. N. soldier was
found stabbed to death today
200 yards from Mr.. Tshombe's
home. and an Indian major
who had been on patrol with
the Gurkha was missing.
Senator Dodd, guest of honor
at a dinner party given by an
American, arrived with the
Consul as the Katanga soldiers
were beating the two U. N.
officials, Brian Urquhart, a
Briton, and Australian George
Ivan Smith.
; Mr.. Hoffacker rescued Mr..
Evening star., 1961-11-29

Dental guard three times be-
fore they let the Briton go.
Mr.. Urquhart was hospitalizec
with a broken nose and frac-
tured ribs. Mr.. Smith, acting
U. N. chief in Katanga, also
had broken ribs but did not re-
quire disqualification.
Mr.. Smith gave this account
to newSmen:
I'VE were going to a dinner
party on the outskirts If Elisa
bethville at the home Of ar
American businessman, Sheri-
dan Smith, after a reception al
the American Consulate ir
honor of Senator Dodd.
I'VE approached his house
Urquhart and when 2C
Katangan paratroopers spotted
our U. N. number plate. They
chased us, beating us with rifle
butts and we managed to escape
into the house.
Moments later a bunch OF
paratroopers burst into the
, lounge where we were still
sta n ding and singled out
Urquhart and myself, beating
both of US badly. :"
II decided to leave the house
with Urquhart so as not en-.
danger the lives of other peo-
pie present. I was put into q
! See KATANGA, Page Al
Evening star., 1961-11-29

Soviet Union if approaching ne
gotiationS on Berlin and Ger
many reduce tensions. The So
Wet Union has not invited him
to tour that country, the Presi-
dent said, and he commented
that there are important prob
lens to be solved before such
a trip would be practical.
He told one reporter he does
not plan to attend the NATO
ministerial meetings in Paris
in mid-December.
Discusses Trade
The President discussed these
other foreign policy matters at
the conference.
Trade-"We are going to
either have to cut off all assist
ance to countries abroad or
begin to withdraw our troops
home" if the United States is
unable to continue to export
substantially more than it i'm
ports. The United States wants
to protect its export market.
which now produces a IS billion
Evening star., 1961-11-29

favorable balance Of trade,
against competition from the
Common Market in Europe,
which Great Britain is now
preparing to join.
Dominican Republic-United
States forces have gradually
been withdrawn from inter-
national waters near the Do
minican Republic. They were
sent to the area to head off
moves that might have pre-
vented establishment of a DEM
ocratic government there. The
United States would be most
concerned" if Cuba or any other
country were to take action
against a member of the Or
ganization of American States.
South Wet Nam-"We are
attempting to work with the
government (of South Wet
Mann and encourage steps
which will increase the sense
of commitment by the people
of Wet Nam to the struggle
See TRIP, Page AS
Evening star., 1961-11-29
MONGOLIA BACKS
SOVIET STAND

LONDON, Nov. 29 (AP) "A
Mongolian Communist leader
voiced support yesterday for
Moscow's attacks against Al
bania, the Soviet news agency
TaSs reported.
The stand put Mongolia. an
area of at least potential direct
Soviet-Red Chinese competi-
ton, on the Soviet side in the
controversy over the tiny
Balkan satellite. Communist
China has befriended Albania.
Tass said the second secre-
tary of the Mongolian Com
munist Party, L. Tsende. ac-
cused Albania leaders of anti
party activities and of anti
Marxist views.
Evening star., 1961-11-29
Chimp Rises
To Top After
LowIy Sturt
BY a star staff writer

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
Nov. 29.-Enos, the orbiting as
trochimp, is a stalwart lad OF
512 who got where he is in
spite of childhood disadvan-
tages.
A native of the CAMERON
section of Equatorial Africa,
Enos was abducted from his
ancestral jungle home a year
and-a- half ago and whisked
away to the sea coast by goth
century version slave traders.
! Spirited to the United States
he was impressed into Ali
Force service in the unfamiliar
surroundings of Holloman Air
Force Base in the New Mexico
desert. Despite the undoubtedly
traumatic experience of being
shanghied in this way, he fell
to military service with a will
Yesterday he was chosen above
all other chimps to represent
his species pam Troglodytes)
in space.
Enos stands 38 inches high
in his bare feet, and weighs 81 u
| pounds. He is covered from
head to foot with longiSh bru-
nette hair. His reach exceed;
this height by an unspecified
but large, amount. BY chin
panzee standards, he is regard
ed as rather handsome.
Chimps reach maturity al
the age of 8. so at 81
months Enos qualified as 6
sort of teen-ager. His vital me.
tabolic rates are not unlike thai
of the young human being
temperature about 90; respira.
tion about 20 breathS per min.
ute; blood pressure approx
mately 100 over rs, and pulse
about 85 beats per minute.
Enos has a colleague nameC
Rocky who would have taker
over if the primary chimp haC
failed to qualify for today!
ride. Rocky is smaller anC
younger than Enos: a little
less than four years old, weigh,
ing 81 pounds and standing
"a inches high.
Evening star., 1961-11-29

variance with Mr.. KhruShchev's
indictment.
1t was the first time that
the Asian Communist chiefs
have announced in concert
their stand in the Moscow
Tirana quarrel, though they
have shown their sympathy for
the little Balkan nation.
At the 22d Soviet Party Con-
greSs when Mr.. KhruShchev
denounced Mr.. Hoxha, how
ever, Ho and Kim steered a
careful, neutral course. Both
are dependent on the Soviet
Union as well as Red China.
Evening star., 1961-11-29
Irish Bridge Blown

BELFAST. Northern Ireland,
Nov. 90 (AP).-A bridge just
inside the Northern Ireland
border was blown up today,
apparently by members of the
outlawed Irish Republican
army. The bridge, which was
demolished, was on a side road
between Clogher, in County
Tyrone, Ulster, and neighbor-
ing County Monaghan in Ire
land.
Evening star., 1961-11-29

Smith, put him and Senator
Dodd on the floor of the car
and drove them to the home
of Mr.. Tshombe. whom Senator
Dodd has praised in Senate
speeches. Mr.. Tshombe's per-
sonal guard finally secured
Mr.. Urquhart's release, but the
paratroopers repulsed the presi-
Evening star., 1961-11-29
Chimp in Orbit, Trip Cut Short
Space Capsule
Brought Down
In Atlantic
Overheoting Noted ;
Action JoIts Hope
Of 81 Human Trip
BY WILLIAM HINES
Star Science Writer

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla,
Nov. 29.-The United States
orbited a chimpanzee in a full
scale dress rehearsal" of the
Project Mercury man-in-space
effort today. but had to bring
him back from space prema-
turely.
Reverse rockets we're fired at
the completion of the second
orbit and the space capsule
containing the 38-pound chimp
named Enos landed safely in
the Atlantic 500 miles south
east of Bermuda. The chimp
was reported in good condition.
Recovery efforts we're started
Immediately.
Overheating of some equip
ment inside the capsule. plus
trouble with the machinery
controlling the space crafts al
titude in space, were blamed for
the untimely end.
There was no immediate de-
termination of the effect this
would have on the whole Mer-
curry project, but it seemed
likely that any hopes for or
biting a man in 1861 have now
vanished.
Goes Into Orbit
The Atlas-boosted Mercury
space capsule containing the
512-year-o -old EnoS lifted off
from Pad IA here at l0:07 am.
EST after slightly more than
two and a half hours Of
unplanned delay owing to
trouble with the capsules tele-
communication system. Once
aloft. the capsule settled into
a good orbit with maximum
and minimum attitudes Of LAG
and SO miles respectively. This
orbit was close to what had
been planned.
For about three hours the
one-ton, cone-shaped capsule
whizzed around its orbit at a
speed of 300 miles a minute.
Eighteen tracking stations
monitored it one after another
on its flight twice around the
world. Throughout the first
three hours indications were
consistently good; both the
chimp and the capsule ap-'
Ipeared to be behaving well.
Then at 1:10 pm, 1t. Col.
John A. Powers, spokesman for
Mercury, announced that it
had been found necessary to
bring the capsule back to earth.
Three orbits had been planned.
Landing Areas Planned
Col. Powers said that small
retro-rockets had been fired
automatically at 1903 pm.
when the capsule was over the
Pacific Ocean about 400 miles
west of San Diego. These rock
cts fired in the same direction
; as the capsule was going and
had the effect of cutting it's
orbital speed by about 300 miles
an hour-enough to allow the
earth's gravity to assert its
, control over the capsule.
Col. Powers said that the
space craft was heading for a
!. predetermined landing area
and that recovery was expected
by mid afternoon. Although
the capsule would have landed
, about 1000 miles southeast of
here had it completed three
! orbit mission alternate land
! See MERCURY, Page AS