Stevenson to Attend White House NATO Briefing
The State Department said Adlai Stevenson will attend part of a White House briefing for congressional leaders Tuesday. President Eisenhower is expected to join, marking their first meeting since Stevenson was named a NATO consultant. The session will cover international and defense matters including the NATO Paris Council.
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Washington
State Department
Adlai Stevenson
White House
Eisenhower
Stevenson
James C. Hagerty
NATO Council
Paris
NATO
Scientists split on fate of Sputnik rocket over Atlantic
Cambridge Massachusetts December 1 American and British researchers weighed the fate of Sputnik noting the craft likely died as its orbit decayed. Whipple and Lovell saw signs of final demise while Moscow Radio claimed the 886th orbit. Radar observations near Palo Alto failed to confirm contact.
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Mass
Russia
Fred L. Whipple
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Alfred Lovell
Jodrell Bank
England
Moscow Radio
Whipple
Bein
South Pacific
South America
South Atlantic
Indian Ocean
Stanford
Adlai Won’t Attend NATO Conference
Adlai E. Stevenson said his job as Democratic adviser to the Eisenhower administration would end this week and he has no plans to attend the Paris NATO conference on December 15. He told reporters in New York that Paris trip talks haven’t occurred and he expects Secretary of State Dulles to have his views by then. He denied a change in stance though his openness earlier on attending had seemed to shift.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Paris
Atlantic Alliance
New York City
Dulles
Ten Die in Grenade Attack on Sukarno in Indonesia
The Indonesian government reports ten killed and 137 injured as grenades exploded near President Sukarno during an attempted assassination. Security forces detained two suspects. fragments indicate Western-made weapons with four-second fuses. Sukarno was unharmed.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Jakarta Municipal Central Hospital
Hammarskjold Opens Mideast Talks Over Gasoline Standoff
In Amman Dag Hammarskjold met with King Hussein and top Jordanian officials to avert a potential Israel Jordan clash over 490 gallons of gasoline. Jordan refuses to allow convoy passage into Mt Scopus, citing military supplies, while U N and US officials press for restraint.
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Jordan
PA. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Hammarskjold
Beirut
Hussein
Samir Rifai
Ibrahim Hashem
Hammarskjolds
U.N
Mt. Scopus
U. S
Byron Leary
Truce Supervision Organization
Rifai
Leary
The
Skeletal Find at Ed Gein Farm Sparks Doubts on Identity
Plainfield Wisconsin December 1 officers question whether a skeleton unearthed on Edward Gein’s farm belongs to the mysterious stranger who vanished five years ago while hunting near the farm. A gold tooth in the skull reportedly does not match the missing man’s dental records.
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Edward Gein
Herb Wanserski
Portage County
Frank Serles
Adams County
Wanserski
Gein Case Highlights Wisconsin Serial Murder Investigation
A Wisconsin man known as Ed Gein confesses to killing and dismembering two women and exhuming graves of nine others. He is held at Central State Hospital after police, including Wanierski, pushed the investigation forward amid the nationwide shock.
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Gein
Waushara County
Uganda mourns Sister Kevin recalled as Mama Kevin returns home
Ugandan natives and government leaders await the transport of Franciscan Sister Kevin, known as Mama Kevin, whose life of service began in 1903. She died in Boston at 82 and will be buried in Uganda after funds cover the voyage home. Her decades of work included a dispensary, women’s school, and aid to plague victims.
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Tampala
Uganda
Kevin
Boston
Dundalk
Ireland
Michael Kintu
Buganda
Mutesa I
Mama
Educational Plan Broadens Science Teacher Training Program
The National Science Foundation announced an expanded 1958 initiative to train science and mathematics teachers. It will run 108 summer institutes at 104 colleges and universities, with about 5,000 high school teachers and 250 college professors attending. Grants total 5.34 million dollars, with tuition and living allowances covered. Congress appropriated 9.5 million for all program phases.
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Washington
National Science Foundation
Alan T. Waterman
United States
Congress
Colorcast Hord Miller Show at Matinge Theater
A local theater listing announces a 1 p.m. presentation featuring Hord Miller at the Matinge Theater.
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Rd Miller Sho
Matinge Theater
Sputnik I Rocket Downed Near Fort Greely Alaska
The Army announced Sputnik I likely fell on Fort Greely 100 miles southeast of Fairbanks after 3 20 p m local time yesterday. Witnesses saw a bright object flare and fall while Ladd Air Force Base planes reported a light bulb shaped item in the sky over Fairbanks.
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Smithsonian Moonwatch
Los Altos
California
Whipple
Fairbanks
Alaska
Ft. Greely
Here
Central Alaska
Army
Ladd Air Force Base
Geophical Institute
University of Alaska
Compliments Host King Mohammed V Visits King Ranch
Kinsville Texas December 1 South Texas prize horses and cattle drew the attention of King Mohammed V of Morocco during a royal visit to the King Ranch in Texas. The entourage toured facilities and met ranch staff as part of the inspection of the spread.
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Kinsville
Tex
South Texas
King Ranch
Mohammed V
Morocco
King Mohammed V Tours Texas Ranch on US Visit
The Moroccan king enjoyed a ranch stop near the Naval air station with a 30 mile tour of the Santa Gertrudis division, inspecting cattle and racing stock while a telephone call from Princess Lalla delayed his departure. The 16 day US tour continues to Los Angeles after a Dallas stop.
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Morocco
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
United States
Monarch
Mohammed V
Santa Gertrudis
Dallas
Los Angeles
Weather forecast for Amarillo and surrounding regions
Weather Bureau forecast notes Monday for Amarillo and vicinity expects generally fair mild conditions with a high near 69. West Texas remains clear to partly cloudy with little change, turning colder Monday night. New Mexico stays fair through Monday night with southwesterly winds 20 to 25 mph east portion and warmer west. temperatures range 45 to 55 northwest and 55 to 65 elsewhere.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
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