Short Life Span Seen For Newest Explorer
In Cape Canaveral the Explorer 11 satellite, the world’s newest space probe, achieved a high orbit with an unusual pattern. Officials predicted a short life due to atmospheric drag, estimating lifespans of about one week. Major General John B Medaris called the launch a success and noted the mission would advance space research and atmospheric studies.
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Woodward Guiness Win Top Oscars The Kwai Best Picture
Hollywood reports Woodward and Guinness won top Oscars as The Bridge on the River Kwai was chosen best picture at the 30th Academy Awards. Red Buttons earned supporting actor for his first major film role, while Miyoshi Umeki won best supporting actress, the first Japanese performer to win the category. Woodward wore a $125 dress, admitting she doubted victory.
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Three Youthful Drivers Cited For Speed in City
Three young motorists faced charges for speeding in the city after separate incidents. Ronald Crosscut of R. D. 4 fled a half mile chase on North Center Street near the Pine Queye Cemetery when he failed to stop at a traffic light and turned toward an approaching train. Richard L. Johnson of Pittsfield allegedly swerved around two cars at Main and Center while waiting for a freight train to pass. Raymond Leotsky of Ri TW 1 Spring Creek was cited at 1b a.m. for traveling 45 miles per hour on East Mun aitert.
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GMC Studies UAW Contract Talks Open
General Motors negotiators studied proposed terms from the United Auto Workers in a 820000 worker contract round. UAW demands include profit sharing while meetings were recessed for GM to craft counter proposals as Ford and Chrysler prepare their own openings with UAW president Waller P. Reusser expected back from Washington.
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Eisenhower outlines outer space benefits for world
President Eisenhower spoke to world citizens promising that space research will yield benefits for all, including weather forecasting and communications. The Science Advisory Committee report stresses military potential and scientific opportunities, while downplaying use for weapons. It envisions robotic satellites and data packs, with instrumented satellites aiding mankind even before man travels.
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Attorney Orders Roughing Probe
Attorney Harold K. Wood requested the FBT to investigate reports that state troopers roughed up former Salem candidate Weldon, Heyburn, an independent Republican hopeful for U S Senate in the May primary, who said he was manhandled March 9 near his home.
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Convicted Slayer Seeks New Trial
William Garrison, convicted of the first degree murder in the slaying of Mrs. Elizabeth Ensingne, filed a new trial motion yesterday. The appeal argues Judge Loran L. Lewis erred in guidance to the jury and in reading the verdict, seeking a reconsideration of the sentence and conviction.
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Investigators sought as FCC ethics debate heats hearings
Promises to provide ten house investigators surface amid FCC grant reconsideration of a Miami channel tied to National Airlines. Rep Wolverton pushes ethics standards, favors banning verbal communications, and urges a recorded, formal submission system to limit external influence. Chairman Harris says interim report planned before Easter recess.
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Grove City Boy Killed By Truck
Timothy Robson aged six was fatally struck by a truck while crossing a Mercer County street near his home in Grove City Py. The accident marked the seventh traffic death in the county that week.
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Khrushchev New Red Premier U S Moon Plans
The White House and Defense Department announced an ARPA led program to launch several unmanned space probes toward the moon. An initial eight million dollars funds Earth orbital and lunar exploration efforts using Thor Vanguard and other systems with aims to obtain lunar data and crude imagery. The exact launch dates and timetable will not be disclosed.
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U S Officials Eye Red Policy Shifts in Moscow
U S officials monitor Soviet Parliament session for possible moves affecting U S Soviet relations. Rumors include Premier Bulganin’s resignation, a new premier, disarmament steps, possible nuclear test suspensions, or halting weapons production, with Khrushchev as power, while policy toward the rest of the world likely remains unchanged.
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West Germany Backs 24 U S Missiles Plan in Committee
A West German parliamentary committee approved buying 24 U S Matador missiles with up to three nuclear warheads and 600 mile range. The move bypasses full Bundestag approval though NATO leaders may decide. Opposition from Socialists and Free Democrats was strong as Adenauer pushes NATO nuclear deployment.
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Premier Bech Cites Overwork Amid Luxembourg Leadership
Joseph Bech says he was waked yesterday to be relieved as Luxembourg premier and to handle the foreign ministry, foreign trade, wine industry, and government leadership. He pleads overwork to justify the strain on duties.
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Goldwater and Reuther Clash Over Kohler Strike
Goldwater and Reuther squared off in a Senate Rackets Committee session on violence in the Kohler Co strike. Reuther testified as a key witness in the four year dispute with the UAW, with delays noted for health reasons. Kohler’s Herbert W. Kohler accused the union of violence, while UAW spending and mob tactics were debated by committee members.
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Eisenhower Tightens Oil Import Allotments
President Eisenhower issued an executive order to cut voluntary crude oil import allotments effective April 1 and bar noncomplying firms from government contracts. The plan lowers total imports from the Rocky Mountain east to 113,000 barrels daily, while Pacific Coast, Arizona, and Nevada quotas stay unchanged. Major suppliers cited are Venezuela, Canada, and Middle Eastern nations. The move avoids mandatory controls and urges Buy American compliance to favor domestic petroleum when available and reasonably priced.
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Area Solon Raps Two Man Slate
Harrisburg report outlines Area Solon denouncing a two man slate with Mahony and Vaughan for governor. Candidates claim independence from the Republican party while detailing campaign strategies and possible alliances across Lawrence and Mercer counties.
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Milk Price Cut Planned for Next Tuesday
Milk prices are set to drop one to two cents per quart next Tuesday across most dairies in the state. Consumers will feel the effect, though exemptions exist for certain districts amid a historically high production forecast for September.
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Democrat Leader James Finnegan Dies Of Cancer
Philadelphia obituary notes James A. Finnegan, long time Philadelphia Democratic chairman and Stevenson campaign manager in 1955, died of cancer at Misericordia Hospital. A ward and precinct organizer turned city leader, Finnegan helped revive the party postwar, guiding Clark to mayor in 1951 and maintaining strong majorities through Eisenhower year.
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Corry Woman 20 Struck By Auto On Smith Street
Miss Sylvia Williams of 147 West Columbus was admitted to Carry Memorial Hospital with contusions and abrasions of head and face and injuries to the body after being struck by an auto on West Smith Street near Marion. The vehicle was driven by Mrs Glenn Dry of Corry.
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Rattled Bandit Drives Into Lake
A would-be holdup man, 30, entered a food store run by Mrs Seth Holmes in Madison Wisconsin and demanded cash before escaping in a getaway car. The thief drove toward Lake Mendota, then abandoned the stolen vehicle and fled after the driver ran the car into the lake.
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Khrushchev Becomes Soviet Premier in Power Shift
In Moscow Khrushchev is named premier, replacing Bulganin, giving him control of government and party. Voroshilov announced the move, Bulganin resigned to a joint session. Khrushchev's elevation consolidates power akin to Stalin, with Malenkov and Molotov as senior allies.
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Area Potato Grower Injured In Farm Mishap
Area farmer Ralph Thompson Br., 64, of Clymer was crushed when a storage bin collapsed burying him under timbers and potatoes. He suffered a cracked pelvis and was moved from Corry Memorial Hospital to Hamot Hospital in Erie for treatment.
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Saves Mother As Home Burns
A fire in Troy Till District badly damaged the Noor home of Mr and Mrs Willen 7F Dinkon. Their grandson Sunda a 5 year old and granddaughter were rescued. the grandfather carried the child to safety but could not move his wife who had leg amputation. Neighbors aided as flames spread from a bedroom. cause under investigation.
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