Macmillan warns Soviets on force over Berlin crisis
Prime Minister Macmillan warned the Russians against resorting to force in the Berlin crisis as he departed Moscow. Premier Khrushchev welcomed him and emphasized peaceful negotiations, with a joint communique and news conference summarizing 10 days of talks between Britain and the Soviet Union.
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Nine Children Die When School Bus Capsizes Into Pond
A bus carrying 86 students veered off a dirt road into a farm pond in Tefton Georgia. Nine children aged 5 to 15 drowned while others escaped or were treated. driver Doyle Jones said the vehicle hit a rut before sinking. Two boys escaped through a window, and four youths helped yank others from the water as rescue efforts continued. Thirty-eight were hospitalized for first aid and shock after the tragedy.
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Tefton
Doyle Jones
Mrs Thompson Convicted In Iowa Slaying Case
An all male jury in Muscatine convicted Janet Thompson 39 of manslaughter after a night of deliberation. Judge Nathan Grant sentenced her to up to eight years in Rockwell City reform school. The case stemmed from a Dec 6 shooting at her mother's home killing Robert Navratil 29.
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Rockwell City
Robert Joseph Navratil
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
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Yanks in Bolivia Moved to Safety
The United States protested to Bolivia over La Paz riots and moved about 700 Americans living there to suburban areas with Bolivian military protection, per State Department official Lincoln White.
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Senate unit backs Hawaiian statehood push
The Senate Interior Committee on Tuesday unanimously approved and sent to the full Senate a bill to make Hawaii the 50th state.
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What’s Going By Art Heusinkveld
Cedar Rapids board approves a week long summer program June 15 to July 29 at four schools for elementary students with expanded readings and arithmetic. Estimated 3,000 enrollment could exceed last year’s 1,200. Garfield Principal Robert Eppel to direct the program with remedial and advanced offerings.
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Moon probe faces tiny hit odds and huge orbital hurdles
The army explains lunar probe aiming is about one chance in ten thousand for a direct moon hit. Factors include spinning launch pad, moving targets, earth and moon gravity, and precise timing. Even with 0.5 percent launch error, arrival could shift by hours and thousands of miles.
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Isaac Newton
Earth
Iowans Play Key Role in Space Probe Mission
Special to The Gazette Iowa City reports America’s Pioneer IV satellite launched toward the sun on Tuesday in a bid to uncover clues for safer space travel.
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Collins Gear Tracks Pioneer IV From Fort Collins to Space
Collins built equipment at two U. S. tracking stations in Mayaguez Puerto Rico and Goldstone Lake California tracked Pioneer IV as it orbits from Cape Canaveral. The Puerto Rico facility designed by Collins radio completed for the first moon probe, which failed to escape Earth's gravity. A third station in England joined for a brief simultaneous observation.
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Army Shot Heading for Solar Orbit
Pioneer IV rocket launched from Cape Canaveral near midnight as it sped toward the moon and beyond into solar orbit. Tracking from Goldstone and Puerto Rico stations, with JPL and University of Iowa support, aimed to study Van Allen radiation belts and carry radio instruments back to Earth.
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Heart OF Pioneer
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Louis Frank
Ernest Ray
Pioneer
James van Allen
van Allen
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SUI
Graham Resting Between Australian Crusade Dates
Billy Graham paused his Australian crusade for a brief rest and spent Tuesday golfing during the overseas visit. He balanced public ministry with leisure as he continues the cross country tour.
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Melbourne
Billy Graham
Space Traffic's Current Status
Pioneer IV is the sixth or fifth U.S. satellite in space. It joins two Vanguards two Explorers and one Discoverer with questions whether Discoverer I is in orbit. Russia has two satellites circling the Earth and Mechta the first man-made tiny planet orbiting the sun.
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