Moonwatchers Track Possible Failure of Explorer IT Satellite
Moonwatch teams monitor the sky for the Army’s Explorer IT satellite after launch from Cape Canaveral. Reports say the four stage booster may have failed to fire, risking the satellite not achieving orbit despite an altitude around 200 miles and a velocity short of needed to stay aloft. Authorities offered no comment while experts weighed the implications of a possible tumble or loss.
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Moonwatch
Sikoals
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Jet Pro
Vission Laboratory
Wernher von Braun
Army Space Program
Huntsville
Als
Union City bank clerk aids arrest in break in
A Union City bank clerk helped police capture Raymond Kennedy and his brother Artie after a break in at a Tillotson Corners home. Kennedy rented the house, left, then returned February 28th to steal belongings valued at 60 dollars. Kennedy fled a bank check attempt, was tracked by the clerk, and jailed for burglary. A second item reports Paul Blank of McKeesport dying from injuries after a March 1st truck collision.
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Centerville
Tillotson Corners
Union City
Robert Orton
North
Kennedy
Orton
Artie
Marine National Bank of Erie
Mary Layer
Erie
Crawford County
Meadville
Mckeesport
Paul Blank
Gasoline Dealers End Trading Stamps and Coupons
Gasoline dealers announced the discontinuance of retail trading stamps effective this Saturday. They will also stop using coupons and premiums as incentives to trade due to increased costs of products and services.
Fire damages home near Centerville. resident helps battle blaze
A two story home on Little Cooley road near Centerville was extensively damaged by fire around 5:30 p m yesterday. Neighbors George Clark and Roy Dempsey aided fire crews from Centerville Bloomfield and Lincolntown, with water from a hose and efforts to confine flames to the house interior. A nearby barn carrying equipment survived. it was unclear if the house could be salvaged.
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Dorse
Paul Koyseh
Centerville
Little Cooley
Roy Dempsey
Eril Prather
Prather
Cross
Kovach
Bloomfield
Lincolnville
Ioweyr
Assassination Plot Heightens Mid East Tension
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba threats to cut diplomatic ties with Egypt over an alleged Cairo based assassination plot. The Tunisian government accuses exiled Salah ben Youssef of masterminding the plot from Cairo to push Bourguiba toward joining the UAR. Nasser and Saudi figures are also accused in wider regional tensions.
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Bourguiba
Nasser
Salah Ben Youssef
Cairo
Ben Youssef
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Syria
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UAR
Saud
Saudi Arabia
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Arab Union
Faisal
Hussein
Arab Federation
Abdul Hamid Serraj
Tunisia
Syba
Salah Bet Youssef
Beypt
Faisal of
Taq
Nas
Western Powers Plan UN Disarmament Commission Meeting
Western powers will ask for a United Nations Disarmament Commission meeting this month to test the Soviet boycott. The plan, vetted with NATO allies, aims to show a friendly approach while preparing to take the issue to the UN Security Council if Moscow refuses to cooperate.
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Washington III
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations Disarmament Commission
United Nations Security Council
NATO
Paris
Red Cross Fund Drive Reaches $1786 Total
Red Cross fund drive totals show $1786 collected since the campaign began last Saturday. James Allyn, drive chairman, noted Ward chairmen and workers submitted the amounts at the Red Cross office and turned funds over to Mrs. M. Biddwin, the financial secretary, with many attendees present at the meeting.
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Red Cross
James Allyn
M. ©. Biddwin
The
C. M. Clark
James St. George
Robert Galbreath
Faubus Announces Run for Third Term as Governor
Governor Orval Faubus of Arkansas confirms bid for a third term. He previously drew national attention over the Central High School integration crisis and is seeking reelection in Little Rock.
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Faubus
Little Rock
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
McGonigle Endorsed by Republicans for 1958 Nomination
McGonigle Reading pretzel maker and state GOP finance chairman won endorsement from a 28 member steering committee seeking a gubernatorial candidate for the May 20 primary. The group also proposed Rep. Much Seopt for U S Senate and promised to submit recommendations to the State Committee for final approval.
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Reading Pretzel Manufactrer
GOP
Witt
Rep
Much Seot
Philadelphia
U.S. Senate
Stricker
McGonigie
Livengood
Pilot parachutes near Communist side as Sabre downed in Korea
An American Sabre jet was shot down near the truce line at Osan Korea with the pilot parachuting just over the Communist side. A second Sabre returned to base while both pilots are initially unnamed and under investigation. North Korea released 24 passengers from a hijacked South Korea airliner as the rest of the returnees were processed at Panmunjom.
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Korea
South Korea
Air Force
Seoul
Flemene
Miethst Mier
Panmunjom
Red Cross
Garment Strike Enters Second Day Across Nine Eastern States
The International Ladies Garment Workers strike widens into a second day with 105000 workers on strike in nine Eastern states. ILGWU officials claim 100 percent effectiveness as dressmakers in 50 non union shops join. The action affects 72 percent of U S dress production across New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Massachusetts Vermont Rhode Island Connecticut Delaware and Maryland. Overtime pay and waqe demands cited amid wage disputes and contract enforcement.
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International Ladies Garment Workers
Julius Hochman
Dress Joint Board
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New Jersey
Massachusetts
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Rhode Island
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
St Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Francisco
ILGWU
David Dubinsky
Madison Square, Garden
Floods Hit Hawaiian Islands Deluge Strains Infrastructure
Floodwaters assailed Oahu and other Hawaiian islands as a record storm dumped heavy rain. The Weather Bureau logged 10.68 inches at Honolulu International in 18 years, while power outages and flight disruptions affected the region. Marine traffic and military aviation faced limited operations, with several Hancock carrier flights damaged and multiple crew members injured or evacuated.
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al Transport Service
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Kitte
Navy Ox Martie
Newspapers Out Hong Kong Customs Wrapping Parcels
Travelers report Hong Kong customs wrap parcels in newspapers to smuggle or conceal items. Communist border guards allegedly slow readers, delaying travelers for hours while screening for anti Communist stories.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Furman Won't Budge Full-Fledged Fight Developing Between Furman And Lawrence
Furman refuses to withdraw from the gubernatorial race as March 24th looms, while the Democratic Party Committee endorses Lawrence for governor and other posts. Furman calls the meeting a rubber stamp and says he will appeal to voters directly. The party weighs a broader primary clash and assigns leaders to U S Senator and other posts.
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Lawrence
Harrisburg
David J. Lawrence
Emor
Jenge
Roy E
Democratic Party Committee
U. S
Common Pleas
John Morgan Davis
Philadelphia
Genevieve Blatt
Democratic Party
Bakers Claim Clean House In AFL-CIO Report
Bakers Workers Union in Cincinnati held a special congress after a modest vote of confidence in President James G. Oss. Delegates rejected outright attempts to ban Cross, re elected unopposed, and approved reforms to officers terms and convention frequency while clarifying scope with the AFL CIO. The union planned an in Washington event to set salaries for international officers and terms for the executive board amid corruption accusations.
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Cinginnatton
Scannystom Bakery Workers Union
James G. Oss
Ribus
Aflcio
Afl-Cio
Bakery Workers Union
Cross
Washington
B.C
Interna Howl
Ex- Pole
Dune
International
Membess Crass
Tis Werth
Extektive Board
Resouebians
Health department to handle health clearance requests
An official announces all health matters will be referred to the city Health Department at Smith Street. With many calls as children recover from communicable diseases, requests for clearance should be directed to the health department for school approval.
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Wolf
Boy Sentenced In Slaying Of Dad In New Mexico
Four year old My Mee John Bovelt was sent to the New Mexico School for Boys after a hearing in which his mother described a broken home. Leonard J. Boyett, 41, a minister, was shot dead as he prepared to attend a social function. Bovelt will remain committed until 1914.
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John Bovelt
New Mexico School For
John Wae
Leonard J. Boyett
Grandview Buphistre
Jack
Norway King Narrowly Escapes Car Crash
King Olav of Norway escaped unhurt when his royal car collided with a station wagon on an icy road in Oslo. The front of the royal car was damaged after the two vehicles collided when the wagon stopped abruptly.
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Oslo
Olav
Westerday
Kin of Mamie Eisenhower Faces House Inquiry Over TV License
George Gordon Moore, brother in law of Mrs. Eisenhower, may testify in a House investigation into influence in the grant of a Miami TV Channel 10 license. Moore denies involvement with Public Service Television and National Airlines subsidiary, Baker, while promising to testify under oath if called. The Miami case also involves Richard A. Mack and FCC Commissioner resignations. Meanwhile veteran diplomat George Wadsworth died after a operation complications in Washington.
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Channel 10
Moore
Public Service
National Airlines
Baker
Rom Moore
Katzentine
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