Congress Jazzed By Capitol Visitors In Snowbound Weekend
Washington AP reports a historic influx of visitors and lawmakers flocking to the Capitol despite a heavy snow lull. Notable Texans in attendance include Rep. Hatton Summers and former congressmen, with Justice Tom Clark addressing the Junior Bar event.
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Khrushchev Plans Merit Picketing at United Nations Visit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev may face a picket line near the United Nations building as anti Communist groups plan demonstrations at the Astoria Hotel. Activists from American Hungarian Federation and Student Association display placards accusing Khrushchev of murder and communism warning that he should not be allowed to dock the Soviet ship Baltes. Coast Guard officials dispute dock locations as his Sept. 14 arrival date approaches.
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Signals From Planet and Star Reached by Michigan Telescope
Washington reports signals from Saturn and a nearby star were received by a University of Michigan radio telescope under an Office of Naval Research contract. Research aims to study Saturn ring temperature and density, and to infer planetary and stellar evolution.
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KWBA Program Log 140 On Your Dial
A fragmented radio log references KWBA and various program notes including ABC News segments and Paul Harvey, with scattered acronyms and unrelated entries, reflecting a chaotic readable OCR of a station schedule page. The readable fragments point to a Saturday morning lineup and ballroom event mentions alongside score references.
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Winds of Change Blowing Across Africa in New Era
The Associated Press reports winds of independence sweeping Africa as nations move toward self rule. Leaders like Nigeria’s Sardauna and Ghana’s Nkrumah push for orderly transitions while old colonial powers face rising nationalist pressure and efforts at regional unity.
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Supersonic Missile Crashes In Alabama
An incident near Maharna involved a supersonic missile that crashed during flight. Authorities report the craft departed from an unspecified base and veered off course before impact. Details on casualties or scope remain unclear as officials investigate the event.
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