Laws To Govern Outer Space
The article argues for developing an international space law code as nations push into space. It notes lack of existing law, discusses the need for uniform rules on take off and landing, communications, and safety, and mentions potential UN or multilateral treaty responses as space activity grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outer Space
Pierre J. Huss
United Nations
INS
Murch
Andrew G. Haley
International, Astronautical Federation
U.S
Ussr
Earth
Ag Thera
Signs of Soviet planes seen in polar area reports
U S weather planes report occasional vapor trails indicating Soviet aircraft near the North Pole. The sightings gain significance as the U N vetoed an Arctic inspection plan, prompting emphasis on radar and air warning improvements beyond the 80th parallel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton C. Fay
Washington
United States
North Pole
U.S. Air Force
Russia
United Nations
U.N
Dulles
United ‘States
Strategic Air Command
Continent
Greenland
Dewiine
Arctic
Dfwline
Air Force
House
Vatiouis
Pale
Oregon Woman Named Catholic Mother of the Year
Mrs. Leo Stupfel of McMinnville Oregon, a long time caregiver for eight children, is honored as Catholic Mother of the Year by the National Catholic Welfare Conference. The selection recognizes her family driven, serving life and her eight offspring in religious work, with two sons and two daughters in religious vocations.
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Oregon
Tricity
Jia- McMinnville
Ore
Hiliny Insurance
Leo Stupfel
Stupfel
England
Family Life Bureau
Nagional Catholic Welfare Conference
Washington, D.C
Girls Needed at Camp Good Health Assistant Roles Listed
Camp Good Health seeks a kitchen helper and several girls to clear tables wash dishes and prep vegetables. Apply to A. T. Pleune 1046 Beverave SE or call EM 2 3293 before 9 am. Camp grounds near Mt Vernon road 60 miles east of Cedar Rapids, operated since 1925 by readers of The Gazette with Visiting Nurses Association sponsor.
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Cedar
T. Pleune
A. T. Pleune
Cadar Rapids
Mt. Vernon
Pleyne
The
Gazette
Visiting Nurses Association
Public Health Nursing Association
Linn County Medical Association
Diefenbaker condemns Soviet veto on Arctic inspection
Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker criticized the Soviet rejection of an Arctic inspection plan, calling it a veto on mankind’s peace. He stated the veto supports no foundation for charges that U S strategic air flights in the Arctic were provocative.
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Diefenbaker
Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Sec
Eurity Council
U. S
Strategic Air Command
Arctic Arc
Townsend Flees to Britain After Continental Holiday
Peter Townsend flew back to England on Saturday after a holiday on the continent. His return comes as Princess Margaret is abroad visiting British Honduras as part of a West Indian tour.
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London
Peter Townsend
England
Margaret
Meg
British Honduras
Blind Dog and Cat Guide Enduring Bond Ends
In Columbia, Mrs. and Mrs. J. E. Titlow recall an unusual companionship between their blind cocker Spaniel Topsy and a stray cat named Tom. The dog, guided by Tom, died Saturday night after illnesses, ending a remarkable partnership that began when Topsy would not move outdoors until the cat appeared.
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Columbia
5.C
Tom
Mes
Jy. E. Titlyw
Topsy
Nixon Says Only Right One Is The President’s Heir
Vice president Richard Nixon told a Buenos Aires news conference that Eisenhower’s stance on presidential succession is the only proper position. He noted he normally avoids comment on domestic issues abroad but cited Argentina’s keen interest in foreign affairs to support the president’s succession policy.
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Buenos . Aires
Argentina
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon
United States
Ford Seeks Fair Pact as UAW Talks Continue
Ford President Henry Ford II pledges to shield workers from union demands he says could harm competitiveness and the economy. He defends collective bargaining and aims for a quick, fair contract while negotiations with the United Auto Workers drag on during a weekend recess.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Company
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Company
UAW
NATO Faces Key Decisions at Copenhagen Talks
Secretary of State Dulles arrives for the Atlantic Pact meeting in Copenhagen as NATO allies prepare to tackle disarmament, German reunification, and economic warfare against Soviet pressure. Observers note unity remains fragile amid domestic opposition and West German nuclear defense debates.
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Howard Handleman
Copenhagen
INS
Dulles
NATO
Middle East
Africa
Paul-Henri Spaak
Lauris Nurshid
Spasak
Britain
Viscount Montgomery
Montgomery
U.S
Val Peterson
Lutheran Cathedral
Selwyn Glagd
NATO m
Indonesia
Yuugoslavia
Social Democrats
West Germany
Strauss denies inserting material to boost bomb fallout
AEC Chairman Strauss refutes Sen Anderson claim that U S bombs have been altered to increase fallout. He says bombs are only removed for routine inspection or modification and charges imply disloyalty to U S policy. He notes tests will include non-weapon purposes and structural effects.
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Strauss
Sen
Anderson
D-Nm
Straussy
Durham
D-N.c
Senate-House Atomic Energy Committee
Andersen
United States
Anerson
Senate- Mouse Atomic Committee
State Department
Dritier
AEC
Kathy Hampton Found After Abduction Incident
Kathy Hampton, six, was located alive outside a vacant ramshackle house. A 14-year-old boy from her tenement neighborhood confessed to abducting her after a citywide search. She was scratched and bruised, not raped, and appeared to have been given liquor or ether.
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ST. Louis
Kathy Hampton
James Chapman
St. Louis Hospital
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Lews Raain
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Minn
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Jeff
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King's Daughters
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Central Park Presbyterian Church
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Atomic Energy Commission
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