Explorer satellite shows life friendly inside
Evidence that a man could live in a satellite is radioed to monitors as temperatures inside the Explorer stay between 50 and 86 degrees and cosmic radiation remains within safe limits. Dr Hibbs, JPL chief, notes instruments confirm plans for manned spaceflight feasibility.
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Pasadena
Calif
America
A. R. Hibbs
Hibbs
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Kidnaper Still Sought In McCracken County
Police widened a house to house search in Melcher area for 24 year old Carl Burton who vanished Sunday night after an armed kidnapping. A young woman was fatally shot at a roadblock set to trap the suspect and civilians were asked to provide all information to officers.
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Paducah
Stuart Miller
Kentucky State Police
Melcher
McCracken
Carl Burton
Miller
Pickup Expected by White House Economic Advisers
President's Council of Economic Advisers chair J. Saulnier says the nation’s economy should pick up around midyear. He anticipates gradual growth as domestic factors strengthen and policy measures take effect.
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Washington
Raymond J. Saulnier
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Solon Urges Break Up of Demands on Nuclear Ban
Senator Humphrey urges President Eisenhower to break up the disarmament package and seek a two year ban on nuclear tests. He argues an agreement to ban testing should be considered separately from other disarmament planks and notes delays in reports to Congress on inspection procedures.
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Washington
Len Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Humphrey
Senate
Senate Disarmament Subcommittee
Harold £. Stassen
Fuchs Expedition Heads Toward Scott Base
Sir Edmund Hillary reported from Scott base that Dr Vivian Fuchs and the 12 man British team are moving fast on their trans antarctic crossing and expect to reach Depot 700 miles from the pole and 700 miles from their goal before winter. The expedition planned a maintenance stop today as it presses toward the first over land crossing of Antarctica.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Edmund Hillary
Vivian Fuchs
Scott Base
Sir Edmund
Fuchs
Pole
Tissue removal eye operation for Roy Nickell
Roy Nickell a three year old from Excello Ohio underwent exploratory tissue removal in his blind right eye at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. The procedure aims to determine if the tumor is benign or malignant and results are expected by Wednesday. The American Cancer Society funded travel for the boy and mother and local groups have raised funds for medical expenses.
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New York
Roy Eugene Nickell
Roy
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Ernest L. Nickell
Excello
Ohio
Ciety
Middletown
Algernon B. Reese
Union Mark 1958 Critical Year for U S in Middle East
AP analysis notes the U A R formed by Egypt and Syria could isolate most of the Arab East from the United States unless Washington acts to stabilize the region. Nasser seeks direct talks with the United States on Arab American differences and a security guarantee to counter Soviet influence.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Imam Ahmed
Mohammed Seif al Islam el Badr
el Badr
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Jerusalem
William L. Ryan
Union
Egypt
Syria
United States
Middle East
Washington
Arab East
United
Jordan
Iraq
Lebanon
Presi
Nasser
Winds Delay New Satellite Firings
Wind delays disrupted planned launches as Army scientists outline Explorer I derived data paths. They aim to launch a 7 pound instrumented satellite before year end and pursue a 300 pound television equipped unit between now and April, leading to Explorer IV and a space station.
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Washington
U. S
Army
Globe
Navy
Vanguard
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape
Hammarskjold to Speak at Ohio University Convocation
Dag Hammarskjold secretary general of the United Nations arrives in Athens for a high profile convocation at Memorial Auditorium. The event fills demand from schools civic groups and the university’s 7000 students with 600 800 guests invited including faculty and high school representatives.
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Ohio University
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Pres. John C. Baker
Hammarskjold
Athens
Southeastern
Ohio
Memorial Auditorium
Maurel Hawkins
Tree Kills Reedsville Carpenter
A 31 year old Reedsville man and carpenter was killed when a tree he was removing a saw from fell and crushed him. George Franklin Pickens was found by searchers including his brother in law Walter Brown near Forked Run Lake. He farmed south of town and had also worked at Kaiser Aluminum Co.
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Reedsville
Here
Walter Brown
George Franklin Pickens
Forked Run Lake
Pickens
Kaiser Aluminum Co
Cleveland Crime Rises Despite Extra Patrols
Cleveland police records show crime rising despite extra night patrols and early release of Police Academy trainees. Robberies led increases in January with 154 reports, up 42 from a year earlier.
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Cleveland
Police Academy
Belgian Red Cross Chief dies at 47
Prince Frederic de Merode president of the Belgian Red Cross died early today at age 47.
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Brussels
Prince Frederic de Merode
Belgian Red Cross
Ford Official Warns UAW Proposals Hurt Economy
Ford vice president Theodore O. Yatema told the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee that UAW bargaining proposals would trigger massive cost inflation. He argued Walter Reuther’s plan to cut car prices by 100 dollars could wipe out two automakers, weaken Chrysler and Ford, and cited wage increases as a major inflationary factor.
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Washington
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Theodore O. Yatema
Ford
UAW
U.S
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Walter Reuther
Chrysler
Studebaker-Packard
American Motors
Reuther
ETC Orders P&G To Open Cost Books
Cincinnati officials require Procter & Gamble to present total cost of advertising and promotion for 1956 at an FTC hearing. Examiner Everett F. Haycraft ordered the records introduced. The government argues P and G promotion of its Clorox Co division could squeeze smaller bleach producers.
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ETC
P&g
Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble
Federal Trade Commission
Everett F. Haycraft
Clorox Co
Bus Passengers Safe After Farmhouse Road Crash
A truck rammed a school bus stopped for children along U S 23 south of Delaware Ohio injuring none seriously according to the Ohio Highway Patrol. Thirty children rode the bus and escaped major harm in the incident.
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Delaware
Ohio
U. S. 23
Here
Ohio Highway Patrol
Senate Passes Defense Speedup Bill in 78-0 Vote
Senate approves a $1.41 billion money bill to accelerate missile and detection development, build more atomic submarines, and disperse retaliatory bombers. Sen. Russell calls it a first step toward broader defense buildup as Sen. Symington urges more funding.
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Washington
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Eisenhower
Senate
U.S
House
Symington
D-Mo
Senate Armed Services Committee
Ohio Bell Seeks Record Rate Increase in Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co asks the Utilities Commission for an annual rate rise exceeding prior postwar increases. About 115 million customers could see higher local and toll revenues. the plan funds a large expansion program and includes a proposed mix of rate changes for intrastate long distance, station to station, and person to person calls.
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Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio Bell
The
Utilities Commission
Commission
Second Youth Stands Trial For Murder in Amish Farmer Slaying
In Millersburg Ohio a 20 year old Worcester youth, Michael Dumoulin, faces a second day of trial for first degree murder in the July 18 robbery slaying of Paul Coblentz at his Mount Hope area farm home. A ruling is anticipated on admitting a transcript of Dumoulin questioning.
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Millersburg
Michael Dumoulin
Wooster
Ohio
Dumoulin
Paul Coblentz
Coblentz
Mount Hope
Marion Graven
William Howertz
Harry R. Weiss
James Estill
Moses Coblentz
Graven
Lacon
Dairy Products Group Awards Three Scholarships at Convention
The Ohio Dairy Products Association awarded scholarships Monday to three Ohio State University dairy technology students during a three day convention in Columbus. Recipients were Ronald Walters of Lima for $150 Harold Swangood of Polk Ashland County for $100 and Gary Jones of Vincent Washington County for $100.
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Columbus
Ohio Dairy Products Association
Ohio State University Dairy Technology
Ronald Walters
Lima
Harold Swangood
Polk
Ashland County
Gary Jones
Vincent
Washington County
Chambermaid Faints After Spotting 180-Pound Cheetah
A hotel chambermaid at the Lenox opened Room 915 and fainted after seeing a large cat. The animal was a 180-pound African cheetah posing as a pet in the room.
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Boston —i
Lenox
Mrs Thyrza Baker Reaches 100 In Morrison
Morrison Colorado Mrs Thyrza Baker celebrates her 100th birthday today. Asked for advice on longevity she quips Just don't die.
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Morrison, Colo
Thyrza Baker
Showdown Postponed in Cincinnati Bakery Worker Vote
A scheduled vote on a proposal affecting 1000 Bakery Workers' members in Cincinnati has been postponed until next month. The delay follows a pullout by some union members and affects the outcome of the union’s status and bargaining dynamics.
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Cincinnati
Roads Dangerous In Some Sections In Ohio
Freezing temperatures and recent snows keep driving hazardous in scattered parts of the state. Major highways are open but many spots remain slippery north of a line through Van Wert Lima Kenton Marion Mount Gilead Wooster Canton and Youngstown and in Delaware Bellefontaine Troy and Gallipolis areas. Some secondary roads are slippery.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Highways
van Wert
Lima
Kenton Marion
Mount Gilead
Wooster
Canton
Youngstown
Delaware
Bellefontaine
Troy
Gallipolis
Prosecution says death not self-inflicted in Ashland man
Lawrence County Prosecutor Harold D. Spears stated that Morton E. Church Jr., 32, of Ashland Kentucky, did not die by his own action. He did not elaborate but added that the investigation would continue.
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Ironton
Lawrence County
Harold D. Spears
Morton E. Church Jr
Ashland
Pair Enter Innocent Pleas
Lincoln Neb. 19 year old Charles Starkweather and his 14 year old girlfriend Caril Fugate pleaded innocent in Lancaster County Court to premeditated murder and murder during robbery. They face possible death or life in prison for the shooting of 17 year old Robert Jensen near Bennet Nebraska. Both defendants appeared separately without counsel and are held without bond as their families mourn multiple victims.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lancaster County Court
Charles Starkweather
Caril Fugate
Robert Jensen
Bennet
Neb
Lincoln
Starkweather
Miss Fugate
Canadian Mountie Saves Four From Plane Crash
In Manitoba near Attic Circle a Canadian Mountie on an annual patrol happened upon a plane wreck. He helped four survivors amid the desolate wasteland and ensured they received aid.
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Winnipeg
Man
Ike-nik replaces baby moon name in Italian papers
Rome papers drop the term baby moon for the American satellite and begin using Ike- nik as the new nickname. The shift reflects U S President Eisenhower's association with the project and public interest in spaceflight developments.
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Rome
Piecemeal Unity Questioned in Lutheran Merger Plea
At the 40th annual National Lutheran Council meeting in Atlantic City Rev. Dr. F Eppling Reinartz urged eight Lutheran bodies to abandon piecemeal mergers and pursue a single all embracing union. He said a total merger would unite over five million Lutherans in the United States and Canada into one church amid ongoing talks that could yield two mergers.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Canada
F. Eppling Reinartz
New York City
Reinartz
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