European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 16, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Thursday May 16, 1963 the stars and stripes Page 7 Cooper will be or. Busy for duration of 34-hour ride Cape canaveral a Whyl docs tin astronaut do during n lonely voyage of More inn 34 hours in Iho a Tim is of spm.-? Gordon Cooper will Lell you his projected 22-Ortiit flight will he no sightseeing a null. Kropt for in eight hour so nip period to will he extremely Busy has duties eng inn from managing Hus tin or it to taking picture to launching disown satellite. Hero is Nordlt by Orelt run Down of his planned trip each orbit lasts about ant hour5 min Ute first orbit five my nuts and Tvr second utter his a tins loonies lifts  and itly filth 7 spacecraft will be in on orbit ranging from 100 to 170 Mlls non pc the   it try  n camera mounted Hove tin instrument Prycl will relay the first television plur of of in Ameri pm astronaut in orbit to n tracking station on grand Canary Nylnnd. Cooper will devote Tinnil of the remainder of Tho orbit to Rhor Kinta in spacecraft systems. Including controls and is Phy Lral condition. How Well n Man run perform Dur ing prolonged weightlessness is n  question to be studied during the mlt1on. Second orbit trl Vij Lon will relay pictures to Cape canaveral and again to grand Canary. Several such transmissions lire planned on ski is Over these stations and Over the inc Kolni ship Cofiel Ftp sentry South of  of the Pihion rare let in tit Cipf f an Ivenail will be Ctm Vertex to desired scan sure i and fed Locon Inu in enl television networks. Coo it will exercise Over Australia by cajun of on a  Rord Lelond readings will remade before and after the exercise period. Third  the South Atlantic Ocean Cooper will release a 5,75-Lneh diameter sphere from the base of his Faith 7 spacecraft. The sphere equipped with two High intensity xenon a lights which Are to Flash every second will Trail Cooper in n separate orbit. During the Nocht Lime Plum s of the third fourth and fifth orbits the Astron Iuit Willnett Rve and  tin a link ing Ball in an Cupi Tunit it Nim fit determining hmm Wim he ran judge distances and a Light of Kornn Limiti mity in space. The lest will provide data import no to space Imide Vous i Hnit it  Tii orbit As Faith 7 crosses the South Atlantic Cooper will record a mlle lion measurements from a Detector attached inside the capsule Hatch cover. This is the first of numerous readings the Pilot will make around the world to gather Radia Tion data at the project Mercury Orbital altitudes. He will eat x15 reaches 95,000 feet in heat test Edwards air Force . Up shooting to the Edge of space the x15 paved the Way for coming assaults on its own world aircraft record of nearly go Miles. The full Fth by air Force Muj Bob Rushworth. Was designed to ice How fast the x15 heats up from air friction a crucial Factor when the rocket ship renters the Earth s atmosphere from High in space. The test had been postponed twice. Rush Worth roared to almost 100, 000 feet or 20 Miles up to Cap Ture temperature increase rat in with More than boo sensors on the Els s Black Metal skin. At 05,000 feet Rushworth actually Reache Altitude or 9s.uou feet and a peed of .1,44.1 Miles per hour in tues Day s test described a uneventful for the highly Succop Soful  flight was scheduled with Pilot Jack Mckay at Tho controls to test nor pressure to which the x15 to subjected. In future soaring flights to As High As 73 Miles in space the rocket ship must descend along a pre Cise path or it can to mangled by reentry heating. 90-Degrefl Bank during his flight at five time the Speed of sound. Kush Worth rolled the x15 into a 90-degree Bank one of its steepest yet to obtain the necessary data for space scientists. He was not seeking highest temperatures. Tho Els s exterior made of special Nickel steel Alloy reached temperature of Doo degrees fahrenheit. Highest temperature re corded by the x15 i for is 1.450 degrees which would Burn up conventional aircraft. Norb names top counsel Washington flip Arnold Ordmon a career attorney wit the National labor relations Board no rib has been sworn in As the Board s general counsel. The 51-year-old Norb career attorney will head the Board 28 regional offices and will have final authority in the investigation of unfair labor practice charges Aswell As the issuance of forma complaints. Ordmon succeeded Stuart Rothman whose four year term just ended. Questions questions nine new Muron Susand maj Ikon old Laylon one of the original Nitro Lutmann i r queries at n Florida pm i Confer ence. They Are from left cmdr Jame Lovelt jr., Nell Armstrong maj Frank Botnan it  Conrad Slayton capt a nuns Mcdivtt Elliott Soe or. Capt Thomas Sla Ford capt Edward White ii and it cmdr John Young. Up Gal la Minsker would make one statistic less vital Baton Rouge. La a a Bill in the Louisiana House of representatives would give women the Legal right to change the color of their hair without Dis closing their action. The measure introduced by rep. Margaret Lewis would not require a woman to Tell the color of her hair when applying for License. Driving one of the Busic rights of worn in Hood said or. Lewis the Only woman in the House a always been the right to change her mind of Many times and under what Ever circumstances she Deoms  Florida county signs damaged by Vandal Jacksonville Fra. A county Cummel Slonus wish they knew How to Stop people from up rooting atop Igns Levin Emu superintendent county Road signs told the commis Sion that rep Cartr signs torn Down by vandals costs  to $5.000 a year. He said set Rel accidents have resulted but so far there has been no loss of life attributable to the vandalism. High court agrees with Dock worker on spilled Beans Washington up a puerto Rlynn Longshoreman has won supreme court ruling that he de serves damages for slipping on some Loose Beans. Beans belong inside their containers and anyone should know As the trial court found that serious injury May result if they get out of their containers and get underfoot Justice Byron  wrote in the opinion these bean bugs were unfit and thus  Tkv Delco Marln Gutierrez of Ponce won 518.000 for personal injuries suffered while helping unload the Hastings. The court said the duly to pro vide a seaworthy ship and gear including cargo containers applies to longshoremen unloading the ship whether they Are standing aboard ship or on the pier. Gutierrez sued the Hastings and the Waterman steamship corp. New tank reported new York up  said in pm Periscope department that a West German designed tank armed with combi nation High powered gun and mis kilo launcher will become regu lation . Army equipment. Paraglider lofted to 600,000 feet reentry Success White Sands missile Range. . Up an Armyaerobee-150 rocket has Carroli d n 14-foot Long paraglider More than100 Miles above the new Mexico desert and the device floated successfully Hack to Earth two hour Slater. Officials of the National aeronautics am space administration said recovery of the paraglider on the White Sands Rongs marked the first successful reentry Frommie of a flexible winged  the Parn Elldor Rode the nosecone of the rocket in an inmost Erl Lenl ascent. The solid fuel rocket burned out it about 100.000feet, but us thrust carried the  Allder to nearly   inflated the paraglider. Which is Nade of it miss fiber Andon i cd with so Licone resin to with stand the lust of  sensors on the Para Gilder s wings were used to obtain High Voltl turf data in the Nas Experiment. William h. Kinard project director from Langley research Center. Unhurt in Jet fire Only 1 ejects san Diego Calif. A a phantom ii Jot with two me aboard faltered m it took off at Mara nor naval air station. Themen made split second and Dif Ferent decisions the Pilot. It cmdr John f. Nichols 33, of san Dlugo blew off the cockpit canopy and ejected from the speeding plane. Marine to Roy f. Little. 39. The radar Man stayed in the cockpit Ashe Jet skidded off the runway at 150 mlle per hour. Nichols Parachute opened As the ejection teat hurled him 200 feet into the air. He landed , of Tyrone pa., jumped from the plane As it careened Toa Stop and burst into flames. He also escaped unhurt. Mild he was Mil tied Wither per i men  the and where mileage really does count. Montpelier. It. Of  h. Hoff Laid a meeting that the key to survival for local governments was to gel More mile age out of the tax Dollar by consolidating government  his speech to the Vermont association of town and City clerk Hoff ran out of Gaso line while driving. Drink water As the my Craft crosses the Southern United states. Near the end of the orbit Coop Erwill turn off the Ruhn cult my i ice. H is to remain off until the21st or but in n test of Cabin h m Pim Titre balance and to measure Iho amount of Cabin heat that escapes into space. Fifth orbit Cooper will make several Pitre a Riff checks Inge record n status a port and exercise n second time West of California. Sixth orbit the Pilot win pitch Faith 7 Down in an attempt to observe n 3-mll 11on-can die Power Light on the ground in South afr Lra. The lest will help determine if a manned spacecraft returning from Tom Moon Ean use a High intensity Light in Earth in n navigation Aid. Over the Pic Lff Copper will release a to Lnch inflatable balloon which will Trail him for 90 minutes be fore it h Cut Loose. Purpose is to Check drag effects on an object i space and to determine n Pilot f ability to judge distances. Seventh orbit t Cooper will study known Start checking their Light with a photo meter. He win Moke his first of seven passes Over red China and will ent and drink West of Chile. Eighth orbit Cooper will make additional spacecraft and physical checks. J ninth through Ift Tii orbits i the flight plan culls for Cooper to sleep for alight hours which he May begin anytime during the ninth orbit. If at times he in not asleep he will Monitor Cabin sys i terns operate the television com j Era. Take pictures or do other task int i option. During the rest period the capsule will he in uncontrolled Drifting flight Rotonti affonce every 30 minutes As it follows to Orbital course. If Cooper Over Lerps the Muchen. Australia Talon will Send a radio tone signal of Wake him. 10th orbit Cooper Wilt be n Busy camera Bug. Above the Indian Ocean a Sunset he will photograph zodiacal ight and of glow layers on the Torzon. Photos could determine if i Light he nebulous glow. M the East just before Dawn and in the West after Sun it is caused by Tho Sun s Ray fleeting off dust Clouds. He also will photograph the horizon in aimed at determining if it can in used As a guidance reference when manned spaceships return from the Moon. 11th orbit infrared photographs will a made of Clouds and other weather features. Results could help de Elop cameras for weather Satel Lites. Ift Tii orbit Cooper Wilt conduct medical spacecraft radiation and other checks. 19tii orbit Southeast of Cuba the astronaut will photograph the Moon and Norzon in one picture in another lunar navigation Experiment a 28 foot extendable High frequency radio Antenna sin Ted for the two Man gemini spacecraft will be tested in a communications Check. Soth orbit gemini Antenna test will be repeated. Radiation and other measurement will be made. Cist orbit Cabin Cooling system shut of during fourth orbit will be re stored Over Indian Ocean. Cooper again will photograph the horizon Over the Pacific. 22nd orbit Over Africa Cooper will begins towing Loose equipment in preparation for Landing. Reverse Rock ets on base of capsule will fir East of Shanghai China and Faith 7 will descend to Parachute land ing 80 Miles Southeast of Midway Island in the Pacific