Curly the Sputnik Dog Faces Long Space Voyage
The article reports Curly, the Soviet space dog aboard Sputnik I, could be parachuted back to earth to bark and wag, though details of life aboard remain undisclosed. Experts note the dog endures a cramped, air conditioned chamber and relies on automatic feeding as researchers study effects of space travel.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Assoc. Press Science Reporter
New York
Curly
Russia
Earth
Moscow
U.S. Missile Program Expected To Change Very Little
Sputnik II with dog Curly launched by the Soviet Union signals advanced missile capability. U.S. officials expect little change in Washington's missile and satellite pace, though observers anticipate public viewing as Sputnik II orbits. Dr. Hagen notes Sputnik II weighs 1120 pounds, a point of surprise amid broader implications.
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U.S
Washington
Curly
Soviet Union
Secretary of Defense
Neil McElroy
Kudryavka
United States
Fred L. Whipple
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Whipple
Urgency grows for Western pool on science and defense
Washington reports a second Soviet satellite elevating calls for Allied scientific pooling and cooperation. Zhukov’s purge adds uncertainty about Soviet direction, boosting urgency for coordinated Western moves as Eisenhower and Macmillan push a concrete plan at a forthcoming summit.
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Washington
Russia
Dellay Staffers Remain with Dellay After Party Switch
Three former Bender aides Elizabeth Frazer Arline Wasielewski and Geraldean Colevas stay on Dellay's Washington staff as Rep Vincent J Dellay switches from Republican to Democrat to back Governor Meyner for reelection. They say the man remains the same despite party change.
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Washington
George H. Bender
Ohio
Vincent J. Dellay
New Jersey
Bender
Elizabeth Frazer
Arline Wasielewski
Geraldean Colevas
Dellay
Hudson County
N. J
Robert B. Meyner
Fire damages Marpo Products candy plant
A fire started in an adjoining shed and swept into the Marpo Products Co. candy makers plant in Cincinnati early Sunday. Damage was estimated at two thousand two hundred dollars.
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Cincinnati
Marpo Products Co
Politicos Quietly Wary of Nixon Early 1960 Run
Washington sources say Vice President Nixon faces growing scrutiny as he presses the 1960 Republican presidential bid. Dewey and Knight offered supportive signals, but conservative Republicans in Congress may unite against his rising prominence, aiming to blunt his momentum.
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Washington
Nixon
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
William F. Knowland
California
Goodwin Knight
Knowland
Congress
Knight May Run for U S Senate in California
Gov Goodwin Knight reportedly plans a talk with President Eisenhower to announce a bid for the U S Senate in next June's primary. If true, Knight would leave Sen William Knowland as the lone Republican candidate with Atty Gen Edmund Brown the only Democratic entrant.
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Sacramento
Calif
Goodwin J. Knight
Eisenhower
U. S. Senate
Sacramento Union
Knight
William F. Knowland
Edmund G. Brown
Victory Bell Noise Causes Police Action at Baldwin Wallace
After Baldwin Wallace College celebrated a football win with the chapel bell, late night notes drew complaints from Berea residents. Police detained six students including one girl as crowds blocked roads with garbage cans and logs while others returned from Youngstown to join the unrest.
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Cleveland
Baldwin- Wallace Collegians
Chapel Tower
Berea
Men In Blue
Youngstown
Liminary St
Son shoots father in family tragedy prompts psychiatric evaluation
Eddie Miller a 15 year old is in custody after shooting his father Henry Miller 38 at home with a 16 gauge shotgun. Henry is hospitalized in critical condition with two gunshot wounds. Officials say the youth planned the attack over alleged cruelty to his mother and family. Escorted to Marietta for psychiatric tests, further actions depend on his father’s condition.
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Henry Miller
Chauncey
University Hospital
Columbus
Eddie
Marietta
Ted Frey
Miller
Attorneys Move for New Trial in Corn Cabaret Tax Case
Dustin E. Corn, Ironton councilman, convicted of federal cabaret tax violations, seeks a new trial in federal court. Attorneys Robert Gorman and Sol Goodman filed from Cincinnati detailing 11 grounds including alleged financial position and bank balance testimony being excluded and prejudicial jury instructions. Corn faces up to 45 years and 130000 in fines.
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Columbus
Dustin E
Dusty) Corn
Ironton
Robert Gorman
Sol Goodman
Cincinnati
Mell Underwood
Corn
UC presents 12 week course on detecting radioactive hazards
The University of Cincinnati sets up a 12 week program to train men in using instruments to detect radioactive hazards after an atomic attack. The one hour weekly classes begin November 11 and will be open to UC Army ROTC and civil defense workers.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Weather round up Ohio and nearby states forecast today
Cloudy and cooler today and tonight across Ohio with moderate Tuesday highs around 58. West Virginia stays cloudy and cooler through Tuesday with nights near 38 to 43. Five day outlook shows near normal to slightly below normal temperatures and light showers possible midweek and Saturday.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Albuquerque
Chicago
Denver
Fain
Detroit
Grand ‘Rapids
Indianapolis
Ios Angeles
Memphis
St. Paul
Oklahoma City
Csoe
St. Louis
Sault Lake City
Bas Ste. Marie
Seattle
Traverse City
Blue Creek Man Jailed for Theft
A 22 year old Blue Creek man Harold Barnes is jailed in Brown County on charges of stealing 4700 dollars from his grandparents, with 3000 dollars admitted as his plan to start a used car lot. Sheriff Eugene Fulton said the money was kept in a trunk at the Bailey grandparents apartment in West Union.
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West Union
Blue Creek
Brown County
Eugene Fulton
Harold Barnes
Fulton
E. A. Bailey
Protest over Russia Dog in Sputnik II space mission
New York reports widespread outrage at Russia sending a dog as a passenger in the Sputnik II satellite. Warren W. McSpadden of the ASPCA said a protest would be sent through the State Department. UK observers note humans would travel only after risks are known.
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New York
Russia
New Earth
Warren W. McSpadden
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Soviet Union
State Department
McSpadden
Outer Space
London
Yuri I. Modin
National Canine Defense League
Modin
Earth
Retail Food Prices To Keep Rising
The Agriculture Department warned that retail food prices are set to rise in 1958 as processing and marketing costs push upward. Farmers would not receive more for raw farm materials next year, with overall farm prices expected to stay roughly level.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Girl Lost With Puppy Dies On Reyes Peak
Jill Hatch aged 7 from Santa Barbara died from exposure after camping with her parents near Camp Sheideck in the Los Padres National Forest. Her body was found in snow about a mile from the private resort while the puppy she traveled with lay nearby.
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Ventura
Calif
Reyes Peak
Los Padres National Forest
Jill Hatch
Santa Barbara
Camp Sheideck
Mountains
William Hatch
Two Seats Allocated for Heavy Passenger Flight
J John Balsam weighing 420 pounds was provided with two seats on a London to Johannesburg airliner Sunday, one seat free due to his size.
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London
J. John Balsam
Johannesburg
Balsam
Suspect Caught in Georgia After Akron Slaying
Akron police capture 30 year old Jack Foutty in Stockton near Valdosta Georgia after an FBI circulated alert tied to a girlfriend Miss Jennie Holmes 22. Foutty charged with hold up slaying of his uncle Russell Lee Foutty 46 during a grocery receipts robbery. Miller 29 shot and paralyzed, identified Foutty as trigger man.
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Akron
Jack Foutty
Stockton
Foutty
Jennie Holmes
Miss Holmes
John Ballard
Summit County
Russell Lee Foutty
Richard Miller
Miller
Georgia
FBI
Valdosta
Fourty
Second Soviet Satellite Seen As No Surprise
Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy said the second Soviet satellite was not surprising to anyone in the Defense Department or the government. He noted the new dog carrying satellite will not affect U S missile satellite efforts and that the U S pressure program is in good shape.
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Cincinnati
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Defense Department
Khrushchev Maintains Clear Lead After Zhukov Fall
In Moscow Khrushchev holds top position as Zhukov is expelled from the Communist Party Central Committee and its Presidium. Military leaders back the move, while crowds focus on Sputnik II and the Bolshevik anniversary as pork prices ease.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Georgi Zhukov
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Party
V. M. Molotov
Georgi Malenkov
Zhukov
Marsal Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Communist Party
Ohio Locals Question Teamster Convention Delegates
A Senate Rackets Committee aide says evidence from Ohio Teamsters locals shows some delegates to the Hoffa convention were improperly elected. Ohio cities cited include Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus and Dayton with responses received from Cincinnati near completion from Toledo and other locals.
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Washington
Senate Rackets Committee
Teamsters
Ohio
McClellan
D-Ark
James P. Hoffa
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dayton
Central Conference of
Toledo
Ramac in Denver Five Million Facts Capacity Highlighted
IBM introduces Ramac, the random access method of accounting and control, as a new electronic computer and accounting machine. Two units designed for United Air Lines at its Denver operational headquarters will catalog and recall five million facts, tracking flight reservations and seat availability.
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San Francisco
Ramac
Denver
International Business Machines
San Jose
Cali
United Air Lines
House Group Starts Inquiry On Efficiency
A House subcommittee began hearings on government use of scientists and engineers. The probe by the Manpower Utilization subcommittee will examine interservice rivalry in missile development, dual military civilian supervision, and overlapping responsibilities. William H. Francis Jr., assistant secretary of defense for manpower, testified as the first witness.
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Washington
House
House Civil Service Committee
Russia
William H. Francis Jr
Secretary of Defense
Meyner and Forbes Turn to Television
Democratic Gov. Robert B. Meyner and Republican State Sen. Malcolm Forbes plan to use television for their final vote-getting drives in the New Jersey gubernatorial race.
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Newark
N. J
Robert B. Meyner
Malcolm 8
Forbes
New Jersey
Uranium Vein Reported Across Ohio by 77-Year-Old Finder
The Columbus Dispatch reports a vast uranium vein spanning 5 to 20 miles wide and over 200 miles long through Ohio and parts of West Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee. Laurance W. Huntington of Groveport claims a cheap processing method cutting time to 1 to 3 hours from 16 to 24 hours.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Dispatch
Dispatch
Laurance W. Huntington
Groveport
Huntington
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
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