Space experts from U S and Soviet compare notes in IGY sessions
Moscow reports begin four day series of formal reports among U S and Soviet space and rocket experts studying earth satellites and upper air. The exchanges aim to share details of each other work and advance understanding of high altitude air. Dr Fred Whipple notes air drag estimates show far more air than previously thought at 140 miles and 23 miles above earth.
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UAR Protest over Anti Nasser Broadcasts
The United Arab Republic weighs presenting a formal complaint to the United Nations accusing the United States and Britain of indirect aggression via anti Nasser radio broadcasts from Cyprus FUCHA Japan. In Japan Lt Gen Robert W Burns assumes command of U S forces in Japan replacing Lt Gen Frederic H Smith Jr. Six Catholic pilgrims drowned when a boat capsized off Zara Adriatic coast while returning from Visovac monastery.
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Experts hail Atlas launch as first fully powered ICBM test
Cape Canaveral reports the first completely successful launch of a fully powered Atlas, with B G MacNabb of Convair Astronautics saying the ICBM program advanced 6 to 12 months. The 85 foot rocket reached 15,000 mph, flew 2,500 miles, and hit the planned impact area in the south Atlantic. The program began 13 months ago, with the first full-range test due within two months.
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Global Briefs Signal Tensions Rise in East Asia
In Formosa offshore, Khru shchev and Mao meet sparking worry about Far East stability. American F1000 Super Sabres deployed on Formosa, denied as response to Chiang Kai shek air force needs. In Cyprus, violence spreads to Kyrenia as gunmen wound two Turk Cypriots. In Italy, cool weather follows a three day heat wave that killed at least 21.
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Bulldog Coach Quits to Take Insurance Post
Independence High School basketball coach Louis Patterson resigns after four years to join an insurance company. An unrelated Cairo dispatch notes a cooking tip about chili powder with flour for coating meat.
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Scout Camping Trip Ends Quietly As Return Home
Fifteen Boy Scouts of Troop No. 3 and leaders Bill Slane and Bill Gardner concluded a camping session at Camp Jayhawk north of Topeka and returned home Saturday.
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Local Social and Sports Notes From Thayer And Toledo
Frank Austin joined a Toledo outing from Thayer for the week. Patrick Lofthouse has arrived at Paris Island for Marine basic training and plans to return to the Kansas City Art Institute. Golf results feature Marjorie Cook and Leroy Wilcox winning low score with 41. four couples tied for second with 42. Special event winners include Mrs. William M Gray Jr. and Gerald Endsley for nearest No. 9. numerous high score and putt awards are listed for several pairs across holes.
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Golf Party Marks Gay Scotch Foursomes at Country Club
Mr and Mrs Lee Murren of Humboldt chaired a Sunday Scotch Foursomes at the Country Club turning play into a lively party for 68 entrants. Prizes were awarded for high and low scores and special events with fun prizes among the awards.
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