White House denies Faubus troop dressing room claim
The White House called Gov. Faubus charge that federal troops followed students into Central High's dressing rooms completely untrue and vulgar. Arkansas officials and school leaders dispute the allegation as nine Negro students begin a new integrated week under troop protection.
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Toll on Iowa roads climbs as traffic deaths rise
A grim tally shows a high toll on Iowa highways with ten more fatalities reported this week. Victims include Douglas Nechaelson, 20, Minneapolis. Earl Enaboli, 41, Winthrop. and Tamara Jieinkel, 3, Des Moines, among others. The crashes span several counties and involve cars, trucks, and a highway patrol vehicle, with fog and darkness noted at several crossings. Memorial services are planned for Enaboli in Winthrop, and questions of road safety and enforcement are highlighted by the weekend sequence of crashes and the year’s pace approaching the 1856 record.
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Douglas Nechaelson
Minneapolis
Earl Enaboli
Winthrop
Larry DD. Steenhard
Thornton
Tamara Jieinkel
Des Moines
Clyde Trent
Waterloo
Charles Nixon
Council Bluffs
Ira V. Houston
St. Louis
Ronald Knudson
Westgate
Jenioe
Carl Westnhal
J. W. Matthews
National
Highway 6
Grinnell
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Hound Makes Uneven Return From Weeded Workout
Edward Simon 42 and his bloodhound went into the weeds in Chatham Township New Jersey for a field trial workout. After he failed to return by nightfall, police and state troopers joined a several-community search. They located Simon when he shouted back, both he and the dog fine. He did not say whether he planned to try again in the trial.
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Edward Simon
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Council Moves to Vacate Part of B Avenue in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids city council began steps to vacate a segment of B Avenue NE behind St. Luke's hospital between Twelfth Street and the former WCE&N railroad tracks for 6251 dollars. Hospital officials seek to use the land for expansion, with future fire access via a driveway off A Avenue.
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B Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Twelfth Street
Wce&n
St. Luke's
RB O Avenue
St. Luke’s
Waterloo Railroad Company
Annette Will Wed Student in Montreal Private Ceremony
North Bay Ontario AP report says Annette Dionne plans to wed a university student in a private Montreal ceremony Friday making her the first of the Quinn family quintuplets to marry. Dionne noted he learned of the plans only after Annette, 28, and Ger main Allard, 22, visited Callander. Cecile, another surviving quintuplet, is set to wed Philippe Langlois 21, a CBC technician, next month.
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Ont
Dionne
Annette
Montreal
Annelle
Germain Allard
Callander
Cecile
Philippe Langlois
Canadian Broadcasting Company
Faubus Kin Sued Over Integration
George Faubus a cousin of the Arkansas governor faces a divorce suit filed by his wife in Woodlant California. She accuses him of cruelty and says he used force to back his stance on segregation. The couple reportedly could not agree on integration.
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Steenhard
Belmond
Jerry Kramer
Love Lost in a Chuckle
A brief comic strip gag centers on John asking Anna to learn to love him. She refuses, saying she cannot. John hints at age and fear as he reaches for his hat, ending with a clipped, humorous exchange.
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Anna
Braves Take 1-0 Lead In Sixth Inning
MILWAUKEE UP Yankees 1-0 at end of the sixth in World Series game. Mathews Aaron and Adcock singled for the Braves in the sixth to plate the only run. Yankees hitters included Bauer and Kubek with Logan throwing. Mantilla replaced Schoendienst after an injury as Slaughter tried to steal.
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Yankees
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Aaron
Adcork
Jay
Flent Onning
YANKS
Slaughter
Schoendienst
Simpsen
Crandall
Logan
Mantilla
Schoen
Masonic Lodges Discuss Buying VFW Building
Crescent lodge AF and AM prepare to vote Monday on purchasing the Veterans of Foreign Wars building at 708 Second Avenue SE for 110000. Mt Hermon and Miznah lodges already approved, finalization requires all three. Hedges Company handles the deal.
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Fedor Rapids News
Crescent Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Second Avenue SE
Mt. Hermon
Miznah
Hedges Company
Quintuplet Dies as Surviving Sibling Remains Critical
AP reports in Toulgn France that one of the five newborn quintuplets died after a five day fight for life. Doctors decline to predict the survival chances of the remaining baby Virhele as the other quintuplets struggle.
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France
Apand
Monray Ifley
Virhele
Soviet Space Tests Rush Moon Flight Plans
Russian scientists report volunteers from the Soviet armed forces are testing space travel effects as preparations for moon flights. American scientists at the astronutical congress note Moscow aims to send a moon mission within two years, potentially within three days to a week travel time. Tests focus on cosmic radiation and meteorites via satellites. a radiation-detecting satellite is under setup. Pravda predicts U.S. policy will shift to peaceful coexistence and end the arms race, amid global reactions to the satellite’s success.
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Barcelona
Spain
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
U. S
New York
Pravda
Soviet Union
Rockets orbiting earth become second satellite says Moscow
Moscow disclosed that part of the missile that launched Russia's satellite is also circling the earth in a moon like orbit about 1000 kilometers away from the satellite. Scientists note any spent rocket stage can become a satellite, with the three stage launch scenario advancing the orbit.
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London
Moscow
Rayna
Russia
J. Allen Wynek
Richard MecCresky
Smithsonian Astrophysical Layoratory
Cambridge
Mass
McCroskey
Alaska
Earth
Wonder What's Speeding Satellite Along
A historical note explains why a satellite travels at 18000 mph without ongoing propulsion. The craft moves on momentum from an intercontinental missile launch, with earth gravity keeping it in orbit and centrifugal force preventing a fall. Over time atmospheric and space resistance will slow it, causing a fiery disintegration before reaching ground.
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Kow
Earth
George Can Take It Hard To Budge In Helps Corner
London A 85 year old named George Taylor refuses to move from his white washed cottage in Helps Corner near London airport despite sixteen families relocating after runway widening and roaring planes. Beacons glow in his window as civil aviation plans to demolish the last house for a perimeter road. George vows to stay until forced out.
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London
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Fiorge
Scientist Claims Stupidity Barred U.S. Space Fear
Philadelphia AP report quotes Dr J M Levitt saying the army could have launched Jupiter C as a satellite last year but a stunning act of stupidity blocked the effort. He contends Pentagon favored the Voyager or other developments and argues the U.S. lost a space edge to Russia by delaying satellite launch. He cites a Patrick Air Force Base test context.
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Outer Space
Pentagon
J. M. Levitt
U.S
Levitt
Russia
Patrick Air Force Base
Fla
Americans Chart Russian Satellite Orbit In Record Time
US scientists rapidly plotted the Russian satellite path and said accurate orbit predictions will allow minitrack stations in North and South America to observe it within a week. Project Van guard noted earliest sightings could occur at dawn or dusk from Alaska to Chile as plans call for a near circular 410 mile low orbit.
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U.S
U. S
John P. Slagen
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Blossom Point
Fort Stewart
Havana
Quiles
Ecuador
Lima
Peru
Antofagasta
Chile
Santiago
Antigua
British West Indies
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Project Vanguard
Lila
Alaska
Anloft
Heavy Rains Hit Parts of Iawa and Iowa Weather
Central Iowa and Des Moines area reported heavy rain with up to one and a half inches total, while Cedar Rapids saw 46 degrees after a 62 afternoon. The forecast calls for showers tonight and tomorrow across most of the state, with cooler northwestern Iowa likely by tomorrow night. Tionald Scurlock, 20, booked on speeding while en route to court to pay fines on two parking tickets in Lafayette.
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Iowa
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Ind
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