Faubus Silent as Rockefeller Appeals on Little Rock Crisis
The Little Rock school integration standoff deepens as Rockefeller presses for a quick settlement. Faubus remains noncommittal while behind the scenes a new business civic group explores compromise ideas. Federal troops patrol Central High amid student protests and a weekend incident involving a paratrooper and a teen.
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Little Rock, Ark
INS
Orval Faubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
Little Rock
Eisenhower
Central High School
Rockefeller
Arkansan
Faubus
W. Ki. Shepherd
Little Rock Chamber of Commerce
TNS
Shepherd
Germany
Voice of Areriza
Dulles and Gromyko Hold Extended Talks on Key Issues
Secretary of State Dulles and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko met for about four hours at Dulles home. They discussed the Middle East and disarmament, Europe, and U.S.-Soviet contacts. Dulles pressed reunification talk. Gromyko declined. The talks were described as helpful in clarifying positions.
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Washington
Dulles
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Germany
Dolles
Middle East
Europe
U.S
Moscow
Asst
Andrew Berding
Bulles
United States
Symington Calls for Hoffa Probe and Space Race Details
Senator Symington demanded a congressional inquiry into Hoffa while discussing space policy issues. The debate touched on Soviet satellite launches and U S Navy leadership of the space effort, with Dulles and Gromyko in New York meetings cited.
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Eececienea Cane
Washington
Adestrons Committee
Mansfield
Montana
Congressional
Dulles
Gromyto
Red Russia
United
New York
Soviet Union
Hinf Sclance” Gromyko
U.S
General Assembly
Sy. “ Imington
D-Mo
Eisenhower
Navy
White House
James C. Hagerty
Plane explodes killing four Ohio men on weekend trip
Four Ohio men en route to trap shooting in Michigan and Indiana were killed when their private Beechcraft exploded in flight and crashed in a cornfield eight miles east of Toledo. A dog was found in the tail of the wreckage.
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Toledo
Onie
Michigan
Indiana
Acornfield
Myron Hetrick
Radio Ham Hears Signals From Russian Satellites
Cedar Rapids operator Harold Reid reports hearing four signals at 96 minute intervals since Saturday afternoon. He heard the latest at 7:50 pm at 20 005 kilocycles from his WOHSV station. Reid is an employee of Collins Radio Company at 2636 Country Club Parkway SE.
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Cedar Rapids
Reid
Riots Return as Warsaw Students Clash With Police
In Warsaw police and militia fired tear gas at hundreds of protesting students over the weekend. Rioters attacked with sticks and stones while security forces dispersed groups. hundreds reportedly arrested after three nights of clashes tied to banning an outspoken newspaper.
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Warsaw
Paulice
Mostowski Pal
Mallet Quits Bid to Form New French Government
In Paris Socialist former Premier Guy Mollet withdrew from trying to assemble a new French government to end the twenty third postwar crisis. President Rene Coty must now seek a leader able to secure a majority in the fractured National Assembly. The stalemate follows Bourges-Maunoury’s collapse over Algeria rule and economic powers. The crisis prompts talk of a strong man like Gen. Charles de Gaulle.
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Paris
Guy Mallet
France
Rene Coty
National Assembly
Ead
Maurice Bourges
Maunoury
Mollet
Bourges
Charles de Gaulle
Nine Day Old Siamese Twins Separated in Philadelphia
Nine day old Siamese twin girls Pamela and Patricia Schatz were successfully separated at Children’s Hospital Philadelphia after a 26 hour operation. Surgeons repaired the pelvis region and addressed a heart condition in the smaller twin with a blood transfusion aiding heart reestablishment. Parents reside in Carle Place New York.
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Philadelphia
Pamela
Patricia Schatz
Children's Hospital
C. Ev
Erell Keap
Carle
Place
Hens Produce More Eggs After Wine Theory
Researchers at a Bavarian farming institute tested 60 hens and found those given wine during feeding laid about twice as many eggs as hens kept sober. Experts caution the study is informal and not a proven method for egg production.
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Weitschoeheim
Labor Leader Dies In Illinois Hospital
Karl W. ydimecson, president of the Amal pRamated Steal Cutters and Lica Wirkeen oof North, died Saturday in St. Mary's hospital in East St Louis, union officials said.
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Chicago
Karl W., Ydimecson
Steal Cutters
Lica Wirkeen
St. Mary's
Pital
East St Loui
Ine Union
Sputnik Tracking Efforts Shake Up Cold War Space Race
New York AP reports on Soviet attempts to reveal Sputnik’s path through signals and moonwatch stations. U S scientists deploy mini track nets and telescopes to refine orbit data while noting ionospheric distortion may hide exact locations.
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Alton L. Wickesler
JAP Science
Nevortes
New York
Flussia
Russia
Sputnik
Shepp
U. S
Tith Meridian
Qurmanns Wiil
United States
Scientists Track Soviet Earth Satellite Signals
Washington AP report describes the USSR launched satellite circling the globe every 96.2 minutes at 300 miles up. American scientists struggle to decipher radio messages while sightings are disputed and visibility limited to polar regions and times, with plans to share data in the International Geophysical Year.
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Presa
A. A. Blagonravov
A. M. Kasatkin
Moscow Academy of Science
IGY
Washington
Gardner L. Bridge
Russia
Soviet Union
Ute
Globe
United States
Cambridge
Mass
Free World
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
South Lastern
Beyur
U.S
Advanice
Moscow Readin
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