Vanguard 2000 Miles Up In Ideal Orbit
Eisenhower announced the successful Vanguard launch with future plans for more space missions. A 20 inch sphere with advanced instruments is planned to be fired, aiming to orbit a satellite far beyond the moon. observers praised the flawless countdown and launch as the first stage dropped and the craft disappeared from view.
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Vanguard
Missile Test Center
Hagen
Meron
Explorer
Hhs
Tehedulr
Atlantic Ocean
Paul Walsh
Naval Research Itoratory
Blugen
Sven
Walsh
Milton Rosen
Naval Restarch
Dee
Shipeey
Bec
Voopa
Suanet
Sunrise
Padoseph Haphan
Ote TS Committee For the International Geophisicah Yor Cgy
Patencr Ane
Tiee
Heartdmeahee
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The text appears garbled with numerous illegible fragments and names. No coherent event, person, or organization can be reliably identified to summarize.
Supreme Court Allows Bookies Tax Deductions
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that ordinary and necessary expenses of operating an illegal bookmaking business may be deducted for federal income tax purposes. The decision cites a 15 year old ruling and states regulations allow deductions for rents and wages used to run the gambling enterprise. The ruling focused on Chicago bookmakers and contrasted IRS denials with appellate reversal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justic Douglas
Douglas
Internal Revenue Service
Chicago
U. S. Court of Appeals
J. Joe Rankin
Ilinois
Clark
New York
Flinois
Sylvester J. Ryan
Gail
Benny
Autalight
Loew's Inc
Los Angeles
Benny Sappea
College admissions crisis urged by advertising council
A public service ad urges support for colleges and expanded facilities as college applications rise and competition for spots grows. The appeal highlights the need for better paid faculty to meet future demands and urges readers to write to the Chesing Cottages Deer box in New York for more information.
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Rmare
Jack Af Mont
Squers Station
Mawr York
Advertising Council
Hearing Date Set On Parking Ordinance By City Council
The Common Council set a public hearing for March 28 at 8:00 p.m. on a proposed parking ordinance allowing overnight street parking with alternate side limits and certain bans on some streets. The ordinance would limit parking to one side on select nights, with March 24 discussions indicating further committee study and possible action.
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Donald A. Brown
Common Council
Thomas
Comnanice Owdaels
Cuunea
Pakistan Faces Pressure Over Water Dues Payment
Barachs experts note rising demand over Pakistan to settle payments for water using the Indus Canal system amid ongoing disputes and international considerations.
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Pakistan
Indus Canal
Await Inquest in Dinardo Case Set for Wednesday
The DiNardo inquest is scheduled Wednesday at Bam Richards Spadaccino Funeral Home 499 Washington Ave and at 4 00 in St Raphael Church with a solemn high Mass of requiem. Burial will follow at St Michael's Cemetery.
Assembly Hears Road Bill with GOP Plans
Republicans control the Legislature and weigh a total program including extending unemployment to 39 weeks for qualified workers, boosting highway funds for federal aid, funding urgent public works, housing for the aged, and strengthening the State Development Commission with a 35 million urban renewal bond. Ribicoff backs 30 week benefits and higher overall highway and public works funding.
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Ribicoff
Rep. Pope
State Development Commission
Governor Ribicoff backs job aid wage rise plan
Hartford March 17 AP Governor Ribicoff said he supports President Eisenhower’s push to raise unemployment compensation. In a letter to Labor Secretary Mitchell he stated he had urged increases to the legislature. He noted Connecticut’s rising employment and called a March 4 special session to consider raising benefit amounts duration and speeding payments.
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Hartford
Ribicoff
Eisenhower
U.S
James P. Mitchell
Rivicott
Connectcut
General Assembly
Housewives in Maraisburg Duped by Hypnotic Visitor
South African residents accuse a man of visiting homes to hypnotize housewives and steal cash. Police urge victims to report incidents and warn others to stay vigilant in Maraisburg.
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Maraisburg
South Africa
Thera Oon
IKE Proposes Jobless Aid Discussed With Governors
President Eisenhower seeks governors input on extending unemployment benefits and possible federal funding. Hagerty notes discussions could require state legislation and a brief benefit extension measured in months. Other economic updates include auto and steel outputs remaining weak and housing and finance measures debated in Congress.
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Congress
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Knowland
Mitchell
Johnson
Senate
City to Repair Bridge and Lease Pleasure Beach
The Mayor announced repairs will raise the bridge load limit to as much as 6000 pounds. Once safety is assured a lease for Pleasure Beach will be signed with independent operators. City attorney analyzes bids and a contract is being drafted.
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Pleasure Beach
Barr Bobo’s tantrum tale told by attorney in divorce case
Barbara Bobo deserts reconciliation attempts and conflicts with Winthrop Rockefeller in an apartment scene. She accused expenses and threatened with verbal barbs while striking him. A secretary fainted when a closet door opened as the dispute escalated. Sax recounts the events and claims a divorce settlement followed his prior plan.
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Rockefeller
Barbara
Winthrop Rockefeller
Sax
Winthrop
Bobo
Rockefellers
Boho
Dozen or More Satellites May Circle Earth in a Year
Vanguard moon hailed not seen as a 314 pound sphere tests solar batteries and radio voices in space. The tiny satellite and its third stage booster orbit Earth amid plans for a dozen or more future Vanguard satellites and larger laboratory probes to study cosmic rays and weather influences.
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Earth
John A. Barbour
Science
New York
Vanguard
Explorer
Alton L. Blakeslee
Space
U.S
iSo
U. S
NBC dissolves pact with Max Liebman producer
NBC announced it has dissolved its five year contract with producer Max Liebman at Liebman’s request. The deal had two and a half years left. Liebman produced NBC’s Spectaculars and the Sid Caesar show with Imogene Coca in 1948.
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New York
National Broadcasting Co
Max Liebman
Liebman
NBC
Sid Ceasar
Imogene Coca
BHA BARS UNION GRIEVANCE BID AT Marina Village
Bridgeport Housing Authority rejects a bid by Local 1522 for union representation of maintenance workers and blocks an outside union official from addressing the meeting. Authority backs the docking policy, while union leader Crockrey denounces the decision amid a looming strike risk.
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BHA
Marina Village
New England
Poole
Bridgeport Housing Authority
William Cruckrey
New Haven
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Crockrey
Charles F. Greene
Brewington
Fulgham
James V. Kennedy
William D. Johnson, Jr
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lawrence J. McEachern
Millinocket
Maine
McEachern
Kennedy
Studs Lonigan
Johnson
Space voyage ends for airman Fulgham
An airman named Fulgham ends his space voyage after service. Details are limited in the fragment, but the note records the termination of his assignment and marks a concluding milestone in the mission.
Public housing board discusses grievances and housing plan progress
At last night’s BHA meeting Harold Poole outlined handling of employee grievances presented by Ralph Cafiero and Henry Christopher. The authority accepted a leadership change, slated a September ground breaking for a $500 000 Hillside elderly housing project, and reported February housing vacancy and income figures affecting 15 families facing eviction.
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Harold C. Poole
BHA
Howard Comstock
M.mcdonald Isaac, Jr
Comstock
Harold Barker
John J. O'Brien
Barker
Poole
Hillside
Planning Commission
Welfare Board
Hillside Home
Crockrey
Cafiero
Cristopher
Ski Conditions Across New England And Vermont
Ski areas in New England report variable conditions with mostly powder and excellent runs at several resorts. Front ranges in Maine Vermont and New Hampshire show packed powder and good visibility while forecasts call for colder temps and improved conditions into Tuesday.
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Mar
New Fasland
Teesdas
New Hampshire
Reancome
Dackton
Black Mt
Hood Te Exceir
Suiway
Mt Sumaper
Nocth Conway
Manchester
Remley
Wlebery Catlere
Seow
Trey
Jay Peak
Wetesfield
Wad
evreRent
Connecticut
Tepert
South Tarement
Crawuiar
Commington
Bolivia
Africa
la Paz
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Martin Company
Department of Defense
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Fla
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