Vanguard launches second U S satellite on flawless flight
Vanguard rockets lift off from Cape Canaveral to place the Navy’s second U S satellite into orbit. The launch follows two prior failures and ends with Eisenhower announcing success as the grapefruit sized payload circles the Earth alongside Explorer and Sputnik II tracking efforts. Army Fasplar and Jupiter missile activity contrasts with the mission’s precision countdown and single minor hold caused by a tangling ground tracking line.
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Family dies in Grand Canyon crash near south park entry
A pickup carrying a family skidded on wet pavement and crashed into a tree near the Grand Canyon South Entrance, killing Sion Bud (Shirley) Ehwood 28 and three children Terry 5 Michael 8 and Patrick 7, with Mrs Ehwood and two others injured. The wreck occurred about 495 miles south of the station near the park boundary. Priors indicate the family was en route from the canyon to a service station. A coroner's jury will review the incident as Arizona reports additional highway fatalities.
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Sedona Rotary Club Receives Charter Ceremony Held
Sedona Rotary Club is formally installed with 21 charter members including Walter A. Nelson as president and John J. Carter as vice president. Alden W. Miller delivers the charter from District 549 while Gilbert Olsen notes international ties. The club plans Wednesday noon meetings at Sedona Lodge with a dinner meeting Saturday.
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Explosions Strike Nashville and Miami Jewish Centers
A Tennessee blast damaged the Temple Beth Israel adjacent facilities and the Jewish Community Center in Nashville, with an estimated 20,000 dollars in damage. A separate Miami incident echoed the violence, and police searched wreckage for clues while a caller threatened a federal judge. No injuries were reported. Authorities warn of a broader terror pattern amid calls to racial integration debates as officials investigate suspects.
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Sedona Post Office Opens With Nearly 200 Guests
Sedona held a grand opening for the new post with nearly 200 attendees. Speakers included W. D. Brewer of Denver Cole regional director and W. C. Patrick of Phoenix assistant district manager. Frankie Tanner is postmaster. scouts assisted in the program.
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Chance Seen For Program Of Governor
Indications Monday suggest Gov. Mc Farland will gain most of his legislative agenda during the special session set to begin Wednesday after lawmakers adjourned Saturday without action. He urged lawmakers to study raising the state motor fuel tax to six cents, increase aid to public schools and expand aid to the aged and dependent children. The gas tax proposal faces opposition as Sen. Hay Thompson blocked passage in the Senate Finance committee. Senate leaders anticipate routing a gas tax bill to highways and bridges and judiciary committees, with prospects it will pass the Senate. House action on the gas tax hinges on the school aid plan. The session agenda faces ongoing resistance as the proclamation continues.
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Knoles Calls Governor Session a Mistake on Timing
State Representative Tommy Knoles Jr. says the governor erred by calling a special session after the regular term ended. He supports at least two measures on the agenda including violent ADA funding and a state gas tax increase to aid highway building, while noting the session timing could hinder progress. He favors the US Forestry School bill but says it won’t be considered in the special session.
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Rebels Driven Out In North Sumatra Airfield Takeover
Insurgent forces reportedly driven from Medan as Indonesian government troops maintain control of airport and harbor. Rebel commander claimed capture of the city before forces withdrew, with reports of anti Communist garrisons and shifting loyalties across Sumatra.
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Motorist Richard L. Clerk Forfeits Bond in DUI Incident
A Page motorist forfeited a bond after a drunk driving charge. Richard L. Clerk, 30, was arrested by City Police following a chase near the calteza, reaching speeds around 40 to 45 miles per hour.
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Damage Suit Filed Here
S210 damage suit filed in Superior Court here from a collision in Dick Creek Canyon last summer. Mrs. Max ime Berman sues on behalf of her minor daughter Linda Kay Berman, both San Bernardino County residents. Defendant: Thomas Crook of Flagstaff. The July 7 1957 crash on U S Highway B9A near Indian Gardens in Oak Creek Canyon allegedly due to the driver’s negligence. Miss Berman allegedly lost tooth and suffered fetal injuries. Claims medical costs 1500 and damages 20000. Suit filed by Karl Mingum of Mangham Christensen.
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IKE S KIN TESTIFIES TV RUMORS SIMPLY UNTRUE
Col George Gordon Moore testified before a House committee that claims of his influence over a Miami TV license are untrue. He denied ties to a Dominican Republic shipbuilding venture and said his stock dealings with a defunct cargo carrier were not for gain. He stated he had no White House influence role.
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House Passes Bill On Petrified Forest Monument
Rep Stewart Udall of Vermont sponsors a bill to make the Petrified Forest a national monument. The House passed the measure Monday and a Senate committee has recommended passage, with a conference expected to resolve differences before sending to the President for approval.
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Four OnPlane Still Missing Srouna arm aormr seared paricy
Four people aboard a single engine plane disappeared Sunday while en route from Winslow to Alley. Pilot Carron and three passengers, including a student at Jedid High School, were reported missing as searchers scouted a rugged, timbered highland near Mormonike Plateau southeast of Mormonike. Thick rough weather hindered aerials, with eight to ten planes observed at Flagstaff for the search.
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Weather notes predict more showers and a cold week
Amateur meteorologist Reid Gardner reports that moisture from Sunday into Monday pushed the annual total to 4.99 inches. Light showers continue with a mainly unsettled forecast, a low near 20 degrees tonight, and a high around 40 degrees Monday. Showers are expected Tuesday and again later in the week as low pressure lingers.
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Attempted Burglary Charged To Man, 33 In San Francisco
Police identified the suspect as Dne Abeyta after a passerby heard a noise near the Silver Spur Cafe. Abeyta was found hiding behind a lumber pile and turned over to county officers for an awaiting justice court hearing on charges of attempted burglary.
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