Rocket Nears Earth in Orbit as Debates Rise
Space observers report a Soviet rocket satellite moving closer to Earth at 18,000 mph, with experts split on when it will enter the atmosphere. Harvard moonwatchers saw the 6:17 a.m. sighting, noting the rocket’s track tightening as the satellite lags and orbits outward. Consensus ranges from imminent fiery descent to a prolonged stay in space, with Leonard Sedov predicting a long duration and Fred L. Whipple estimating at least two months.
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Russia
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A.C. B. Lovell
Manchester
England
Fred L. Whipple
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Whipple
Paris
Leonid Sedov
Weather Forecast for Bridgeport Area
Official Weather Bureau data show continued cloudy skies with occasional rain and little temperature change today. Highs reach the mid 60s, tonight clears and cools into the 30s, with Saturday outlook fair and similar temperatures in the 60s.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Bridgeport
Marie Wilson Relinquishes Baby to Natural Mother
Hollywood notes actress Marie Wilson and husband Robert Farlon announce they are giving up their 3 12 month old daughter Christine to her natural mother Linda Leabow UCLA music major. They say the decision, made with reluctance, avoids further public legal dispute.
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Marie Wilson
Robert Farlon
Christine
Linda Leabow
UCLA
Flood Renewal Help for Washington Conn After Floods
Hartford reports Washington Connecticut will receive urban renewal aid after floods damaged the town two years ago. A grant of 243145 dollars and a loan of 355940 dollars were approved for Litchfield County, with plans to rehabilitate substandard dwellings, spur commercial growth, and prevent future flooding. Local officials noted the program aims to aid disaster area renewal and housing stability.
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Belgium
Lilliane de Rethy
Puzzle Jackpot Eludes Players as Mystery Clues Baffle
Thousands joined the Sunday Post crossword hunt as Puzzle 177 proved tougher than expected. No contestant claimed the $1,000 prize as clues misled solvers on BRIDLE versus BRIDGE and other tricky spots. Next week the stakes rise to $1,025.
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Sunday Post
Evening Showings Loom For Rocket
In Cambridge Massachusetts observers will see a Soviet third stage rocket after sunset in four to five days for NE United States. Florida residents are urged to sight the rocket in the southeast any evening now. In about 10 days it may show in morning and evening passes. New England experts say pre dawn appearances will last about four more days before the trajectory shifts west. The rocket will rise northerly before dawn and southerly after sunset as it circles the globe.
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Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
United States
Fred L. Whipple
Florida
New England
Charles §. Whitney
Run Off Planned After Avco Local 1010 Election
In Stratford at Avco Lycoming division Local 1010 UAW held a special election to fill seven offices. John Bogart and William Lawlor tied for president with the top votes and runoffs will be scheduled. Keith Prouty won financial secretary but totals may shift after about 90 challenged ballots are reviewed by the election committee.
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Avco Manufacturing Company
Lycoming
Stratford
Robert J. Winters
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Lawlor
John Bogart
William Lawlor
Winters
Keith Prouty
Carmine Brancucio
Prouty
Prime Minister to Fly Tuesday for 3 Day Talks
Washington reports that President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Macmillan will meet in Washington next week for a conference. The discussion is likely to center on the Middle East crisis and may lead to broader Allied talks with other leaders.
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Eisenhower
Macmillan
Middle East
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Classified Ads and Feature Index Outline
An index page lists sections including Comics Crossword Puzzle Fapan and sections like Obituaries Financial News and Theater News. It references Atty Constantine Brown and Gen Brownell related items and notes pages for Radio and TV Sports and Sylvia Porter columns.
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Two killed in crash at Charlton junction
In Charlton Massachusetts two people died and two were injured in an automobile truck collision at the Route 31 and 20 junction. The dead were Carl Brown, 45, of Westboro and his wife Jenny, 36, identified by investigators.
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Arturo Toscanini
Emmett Kelly
Charlton
Mass
George Jessel
Todd
Carl Brown
Bonn Delays Decision on Macmillan Eisenhower Talks
The announcement gave no reason for the conference and surprised State Department officials. Eisenhower will host Macmillan with Dulles and Selwyn Lloyd participating. Queen Elizabeth approved the visit during her White House lunch with the President. Bonn will decide tomorrow on severing diplomatic ties with Yugoslavia amid broader East-West tensions, while Macmillan weighs the Middle East crisis and US strategy.
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Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor
Queen Elizabeth Visits Washington for State Dinner
Queen Elizabeth and President Eisenhower hosted a White House state dinner after a festive day welcoming her U S visit. The Queen and Prince Philip traveled from National airport amid cheering crowds and a parade, while a somber Arlington tribute marked war dead. The evening featured a 93-guest dinner with filet of English sole as the centerpiece.
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Conscience Sends Bandit Back after Liquor Store Robbery
A man identified as Joseph M. Daniels Jr surrendered to the liquor store manager after a week of sleepless guilt from a robbery at Vetro's Package Store on East Main Street. He was charged with armed robbery and held on a $5,000 bond after police inquiry and his surrender to the store manager. The suspect matched the bandit's appearance and was described as neatly dressed with a pencil mustache.
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Green Street
Vetro
East Main Street
Salvatore R. Gibilaro
Madison Terrace
Edward Lombardi
James Norris
Daniels
John Rosa
Gibilaro
Lombardi
Judge Dismisses Little Rock Suit Over Federal Troops
U S District Judge Ronald N Davies dismissed a federal suit aimed at stopping federal troops from enforcing school integration at Little Rock Central High. Governor Orval Faubus criticized the ruling as biased and prejudiced, while the plaintiffs urged creation of a special three judge court and sought an injunction against troop use. A committee meeting was reported as part of ongoing discussions.
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Central High School
U.S
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Kasper Jailed in D C Faces Year in Prison
Segrégationist John Kasper was jailed tonight after a federal order to serve a year in prison for stirring trouble over court ordered racial integration of Clinton High School in Tennessee. Marshals took him from the Seaboard White Citizens Council office to a District of Columbia jail under a hold order. He had been free on $10,000 bond pending an unsuccessful Supreme Court appeal.
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John Kasper
Clinton High School
Tennessee
Kasper
U. S
Seaboard White Citizens Council
District of Columbia
U.S. Supreme Court
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Paul C. Davis dies head of Bassick science department
Paul C. Davis, 56, of Fairfield, head of the Bassick High School science department, died of a heart attack yesterday at St. Vincent's Hospital. Services Monday at St. Paul’s Church, Fairfield. Survived by wife Corinne and two daughters Roberta Hornacki and Ladlie Davis.
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