Attempt To Recover Satellite Cone In Air
West Coast launch site at Vandenberg Air Force Base reports Discoverer IT a 1600 pound satellite. Vanguard HT failed to ignite a three-satellite attempt from Cape Canaveral, with the second stage not firing. If Discoverer IT stabilizes, its nose cone will detach and descend by parachute for Air Force recovery by Flying Boxcars off Oahu.
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Vandenberg Air Force
Bash
Calif
Atr Povee Filmes
Cape Canavera
Air Force
Vanguard HT
Vanguard
Air Force Ciss
Resignation Crisis Surrounds Dulles Reports
Washington AP reports growing belief that Secretary of State John Foster Dulles may resign over a cancer condition. Acting Secretary Christian A Herter will represent the U S at a Western ministers meeting in Turin starting April 20. Medical experts are summoned at Walter Reed Army Hospital to assess Dulles condition and decide next steps.
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Washington
John Foster
Dulles
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Congress
Vanguard fails again in seventh attempt at sea launch
In a Monday night setback at Cape Canaveral, the Vanguard rocket’s second stage failed after liftoff, causing the craft to plunge into the Atlantic. The launch aimed to deploy two satellites, Vanguard TA and Vanguard THB, while earlier that day a 1,600 pound Discoverer satellite was launched from California. NASA offered no explanation for the repeated failure, noting only the stage fizzled at about 200 miles altitude and prevented the mission from delivering the payload data on earth’s magnetic field and atmospheric drag studies.
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Car Vanaverau
Fla
Vanguard
Atlantic Ocean
Vandenbere Air Forcs
California
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Vanguard TA
Robert H. Gray
Vaneyard
Cape Canaveral
Polish Editor Thaddeus Satybel Dies in New York
Thaddeus Satybel, 61, managing director of the Polish Morning World, a New York Polish language daily, died yesterday likely from a heart attack. He joined as a reporter after arriving from Poland in 1939 and became managing director three years ago. He was born in Zyrardow, Poland.
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New York
Thaddeus Satybel
Polish Morning World
Poland
Zyrardow
Porland
Space Forum predicts interplanetary travel within a decade
Dallas AP reports space experts at the Space Forum of the Southwest foresee interplanetary flights in about ten years if time dilation theory holds. Dr. Hubertus Strughold and Dr. Andrew Haley warn space traffic control will be needed as nations launch missiles and satellites, with legal questions about ownership and who can travel the stars.
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Dallas
Tex
Hubertus Strughold
Andrew G. Haley
Strughold
School of Aviation Medicine
Randolph Air Force Base
San Antonio, Tex
Haley
International Astronautical Federation
Washington, D.C
Stroghold
University of Texas
Buckingham
United Nations
Sivgud
Earth
Trainin
Nominations Made For Emmy Awards Nominations Made For Emmy Awards
HOLLYWOOD AP The Television Academy expanded acting categories to 42 but kept major nominees, with Ro bert Young and Walter Brennan in a top comedy group facing rivals Jack Benny Phil Silvers Danny Thomas and Bob Cunningham, while Fred Astaire competes for best single performance against Paul Muni Christopher Plummer Mickey Rooney Robert Crawford and Rod Steiger. The best dramatic actor race includes Raymond Burr Craig Stevens Efrem Zimbalist Jr James Arness Richard Boone and James Garner.
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Hollywood
Television Academy
Robert Young
Walter Brennan
Jack Benny
Phil Silvers
Danny Thomas
Bob Cummines
Milton Berle
Red Skelton
Fred Astaire
Private Eyes
Raymond Burr
Perry Mason
Craig Steven
Peter Gima
Efrem Zimbalish Jr
77 Sunset Strip
James Arness
Gunsmoke
Richard Boone
Have Gun
James Garnet
Maverick
Nixon calls World Court final arbiter in disputes
Vice President Richard M. Nixon urged making the World Court the umpire in future East West agreement disputes. He warned that U S dedication to a strong military posture reduces war risk but warned that as long as force remains final judge there is potential for war by miscalculation. Nixon spoke at the Academy of Political Science and said the idea deserves serious consideration. He has discussed it with Attorney General Rogers and State Department officials. The World Court is the International Court of Justice, UN principal judicial organ with 15 judges elected by UN General Assembly and Security Council.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
World Court
U.S
Nixon
Academy of Political Science
United States
Get
William P Rogers
State Department
International Court of Justice
United Nations
General Assembly
Security Council of the
U.N
Court Okays Sale Of Fourth Ward Land
Erie County Judge Samuel Rossiter ruled March 25 to authorize the Corry school district sale of the Fourth Ward playground to Jol firm owners J. H. Moss and W. M. DeArment for 34000. The deal includes fence removal costs and a 3400 real estate tax. Construction aims for a West South street store with parking, a 100000 plus investment, and a September occupancy by Loblaw Supermarket. The sale follows zoning approval to reclassify the block and a plan to relocate playground equipment to Fairview School. Representatives of the contractor will be in the city tomorrow.
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Corry
Conneaut Lake
Erie County
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
J. H. Moss
W. M. DeArment
Pittsburgh
Actus
Loblaw
Tne
Jsliy
Fairview
Washington School
Washington
William Rodemeyer
Lou Huhina
House Passes Tax Hike Bill Gains Senate Review
AP report from HANTS DURG details the House passage of a sales tax hike proposal now before the Senate. The measure would expand the tax to telecom, restaurant meals, and auto repairs, with Republican and Democratic votes shaping momentum as a late legislative scramble unfolds. The bill’s fate hinges on Senate approval and constitutional constraints, with party dynamics noted.
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House
Senate
Gov Lawrence
Jose
Jimis S Berger
Winton
Rueque
Mareh UK
Albert W. Johnson
GOP
Associated Press
Senle
Chamber to Open Fix-Up Talks for Home Improvement Month
The Chamber of Commerce plans talks with local builders and related firms to discuss a May Home Improvement Month. A luncheon on Monday will gather representatives to start the project planning at Ginnie Cafeteria as the meeting site.
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Champer
Lawrence
Ginnie
Corry Board Debates Budget With Rising Costs
The Corry Board of Education faces higher expenses as budget discussions focus on a 20,270 dollar petal city shoe item and a 4,000 ton increase in unavoidable costs. A sinking fund payment burden is noted, with overall operational and education costs adjusted, and the budget remains on file for 80 days following the May finalization.
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Henry the
Mulline
Corey
Hoye Reguedkhy
Hue
Trerease Oi
Jointure budget up 45 thousand for Corry area schools
The Joint Commuter representing all districts on the Corry Avenue Schools Jointure adopted a budget of 858,511, up 46.43 from last year. Salaries rise for teachers and staff, with additions for pupil needs and transportation. Districts face higher millage limits and possible local budget gaps, prompting renewed talks with individual school boards.
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Trom
Corry
Salarley
Tie Geloot
Hire Two New Teachers Here and Budget Tensions
The school board debated adding two new teachers amid budget constraints. Superintendent Rodemeyer advised against changes due to workload. The board opened bids for school supplies and coal, approved resignations, and hired a replacement for Mrs Calderone. A finance shortfall threatens operations beyond a month without funds or borrowing.
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W. B. Rodemeyer
Concord
Ben Calderone
Ralph Carroll
Mins Fath
Jen Gage
Mkel
Corry Women Hurt In Wreck in Los Angeles
Mrs. Robert Ottie and Mrs. Hazel Meerdink of Corry were injured in a two car crash in Los Angeles where they had been visiting since January. Ottie suffered a fractured clavicle and facial and leg lacerations. Meerdink had multiple bruises. The other car struck a store front causing extensive damage.
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Robert Ottie
Hazel Meerdink
Thi City
Los Angeles
Ott
Santa Monci Hospital
Meerdink
Uni
Corry school board approves austere budget with 684108 outlay
The Corry school board last night adopted a budget totaling 684108, up 27000 from the prior year, with property taxes rising to 12 mills to 4, a 7 per capita levy and a 0.5 percent income levy. Budget notes show a total increase of 93888, with cuts elsewhere, and superintendent Rodemeyer calling it austere while warning districts face similar pressures. The district expects a small carryover balance of 40182 by June, and outlines receipts including state appropriations 930479, taxes 248221, per capita 23814, delinquent 10000, income levy 50000, and miscellaneous 1900.
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Vir Joy
Corry
Tenta
Lively
Sec
Abe Jobnture
Gagor Judd
William — Rodemeyer
Juha
Busine
8. B. Anderson
Anderton
Jedger
Opening Day Trout Stock Expected Bright Across State
Record stock fish and optimistic forecasts mark opening day for trout season. Weathermen predict fine conditions while the Fish Commission cites four reasons for a strong opener including good weather water quality and high trout production. In Corry, stocked streams brim with abundance as Merrill Lillie’s crew labors to finish delivery amid a late winter.
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Mitton Hare
Brute Fish Commission
the Fish Commission
Corry
Merrill Lillie
Convicted Slayer Dies In Chair In Pennsylvania
BELLEFONTE Pa AP Les ter Graves 23 was electrocuted Monday at Rockview State Penitentiary. Graves, the 345th Pennsylvanian executed by electric chair, fatally beat his 4 year old stepdaughter Andrea Preeman while her mother was away. The execution followed decades of capital punishment in the state beginning in 1913.
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Bellefonte
Lester Graves
Philadelphia
Rockview State Penitentiary
Pennsylvania
Graves
Jerome Kremer
Pittsburgh
Andrea Preeman
Harry Gossard
Rockview
Johnstown
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