Red bloc arms for Indonesia ready hint
Jakarta reports indicate the Soviet bloc is prepared to ship arms to Indonesia amid its anti Dutch campaign. A delegation traveled to East Europe to buy weapons after the U.S. gave no positive reply. The Times of Indonesia editorialized that Soviet help is imminent and Washington must act. A new wartime regulation allows foreign experts to be employed by the military and government with penalties for noncompliance.
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Daily Review Gazette Details and Offices
The Daily Review announces subscriptions price per copy and monthly rate, lists office addresses in Hayward and Alameda County, provides San Leandro and Centerville bureau contacts, and notes publication schedule and matter classification under the act. The text reflects damaged OCR with multiple misprints and incomplete data.
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Stripper Tempest Storm Seeks Police Help in Pursuit
Hollywood police received a report from dancer Tempest Storm alleging harassment by former husband John Becker 41 who reportedly followed her and threatened her. Storm said she fears for her life and will prosecute.
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NATO Eyes Closer Links With Baghdad Pact SEATO
Washington reports that NATO is exploring closer liaison with allied defense groupings. Secretary general Paul Henri Spaak said talks may involve the Baghdad Pact SEATO and the Inter American Defense Alliance. Officials expect potential formal representatives may be assigned though specifics remain undecided.
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Vanguard Chief Says U S Trails Soviets In Space Effort
US space chief Hagen says the United States trails the Soviet Union in space and satellite progress. He forecasts another Moon mission attempt soon and outlines plans to expand the earth satellite program contingent on support from Congress and the Defense Department. He notes a near thousand pound satellite could launch now, matching the heavier Russian Sputnik.
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Fallout dangers of H bomb tests alarm scientist scene
Indianapolis report quotes botanist Professor Barry Commuter and experts warning that nuclear fallout could cause thousands of cancer deaths and defective births. Hearings referenced address radiation risks and potential policy choices.
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Collision Ends Fugitive Henry Overton's Flight Fatal
Henry Overton, subject of a Southwide manhunt connected to a double killing in Washington, died in a high speed head on crash near Wren Georgia while allegedly pursuing a stolen car. A Florida man, unable to free his car, drove against them at 110 mph. Wayne Carpenter, 22, linked to the Washington incident, was sought by police.
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Scoutmaster and nine boys injured in 150-foot crash
A panel truck carrying a San Rafael Scout troop from Oakland rolled 150 feet down a Tamalpais embankment Sunday night. Scoutmaster Lester Stewart, 49, Berkeley, suffered severe lacerations while Tim Coughlin, 11, Oakland, broke a left arm. Most injuries described as cuts and bruises. The group had been on a field trip to earn merit badges and were returning home when the accident occurred.
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Rocket Society Fails Mile-High Launch In Subzero Austin
In Austin Minnesota a teen rocket club coached by a Roman Catholic nun attempted a mile high launch using a white molite fuse named Ulysses but the Mousenik refused to lift. Earlier a test rocket with a rat seism transmitter exploded in smoke and fire akin to Cape Canaveral Vanguard incidents.
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Soviet Union to Spend Big on Siberia Science Center
London reporting that the Soviet Union will spend about one million rubles daily on a new scientific center in Siberia. Radio Moscow said construction starts in 1958 and the research complex will cover 1250 hectares with work already underway.
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Error Blamed In Air Crash in Navy Constellation
Honolulu AP reports Navy preliminary findings blame human causes for the crash that killed 19 of 23 crew on a Navy Super-Constellation. Capt Renfro said engines failed during a routine check, with no engine malfunction proved. Full report due at end of week after detailed inquiry.
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Bull Fills Bill For Film Scene
Hollywood report says director Howard Koch ordered a trainer to supply a mean bull for a Born Reckless scene. The Brahma bull charged a steel mesh fence and rammed the entire left side of Kochs new convertible parked nearby.
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