Soviet Space Lead Hinted By U S Astronautics Chief
Dr T Keith Glennan head of NASA told a Senate inquiry the United States may be about 18 months behind the Soviet Union in space exploration. He said the gap could grow if the U S delays a manned spaceflight, citing recent Soviet success and new guidance mechanisms.
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Mamie Eisenhower Plans a Phoenix Beauty Rest
White House says First Lady Mamie Eisenhower plans a stay at the Phoenix beauty health ranch Maine Chance run by Elizabeth Arden. She will travel by train with sister Mrs G Gordon Moore, with no announced dates or duration. The resort reportedly charges about 100 a week and a prior Maine Chance trip caused some controversy when the president flew there.
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Plane Crash Traces Search For Lorenzo Man And Passengers
A small private plane carrying Lorenzo Lutener and four others vanished after takeoff from Sacramento during a Reno trip. Civil Air Patrol and local search teams scoured Alleghany and surrounding high Sierra areas as snowstorms hampered efforts. Pilot Lloyd Locke is missing with limited passenger details. Lutener worked as an insurance agent for Continental Casualty Co. in San Francisco.
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Protest Meet Sets Plan Over Area College Delay
Representatives from five South County cities will meet Wednesday at Brat Harte School to protest Gov Brown’s delay in opening a state college in Southern Alameda County. The group aims to urge lawmakers to restore $1 million for the college in September. Newark officials join the bloc seeking a site within the Oakland to Santa Clara corridor.
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Two Cops Shot On N J Street
In Englewood New Jersey two patrolmen, Edward Skold and Gerald Wisniewski, were seriously wounded on a quiet residential street Thursday night. Gunmen fled the scene after a brief exchange as an intensive manhunt spread across northern New Jersey.
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Eight Die in Boat Explosion Near Helena Ark
The sheriff s office reported a boat exploded on the Mississippi River near Helena Ark killing eight persons and wounding three others.
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Warden Wins Eden Board Vote Recount In Hospital Race
Warden secures seat as fifth Eden hospital board member after a recount margins 30 votes. A. G. Jackson loses directorship ending his six year tenure as historians recount narrows to one incumbent remaining. Recount overseen by Superior Judge Ledwich with potential protests unlikely.
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New Purge Shapes Up In Moscow
MOSCOW UP I The 21st congress of the Soviet Communist Party moves to discipline former leaders linked to the anti party group. Vyacheslav Molotov Nikolai Bulganin Georgi Malenkov Dmitri Shepilov and Lavrenty Beria face removal or expulsion as the Leningrad case looms with intrigue and executions tied to Khrushchev era policy.
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Shy Group Takes Monaco Directorate Under Crisis
In Monaco a publicity shy five member directorate appointed by Prince Rainier III assumed control to steer affairs during a political crisis. The five officials avoided reporters and cameras as Amade Borghini, named director of special affairs, took the helm amid the upheaval.
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Racial Stopgap In Virginia Seen
In Richmond, Governor Almond’s stopgap segregation plan faces likely approval in the General Assembly. The token school integration plan aims to allow limited private schooling options for parents while preserving some racial mixing under a state tuition grant system.
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Mexican Airlines Resume Service After Week Long Strike
Mexican Airlines and CMA Airlines resumed limited operations as government management took control after a week long strike. Guest Airlines already flew to Miami, Mexican Airlines to New York, CMA to Chicago Los Angeles and San Antonio on a curtailed basis with full service expected by nightfall. The strike, outlawed by the Labor Ministry, followed pilots demanding government recognition of Marion Martin.
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Brown Vows All-Out Tax Fight in Budget Clash
SACRAMENTO API Gov Edmund G Brown vows an all-out fight to push his 256 million data year tax program through the Legislature. He cites using the water development fund to balance the budget and rejects calls to rely on the state investment fund. He taunts critics who claim shock at new consumer taxes and says labor will propose its own tax plan. He defends budget cuts and notes only tax relief stems from a family with two or more children offset by cigarette taxes.
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Object Found in Boy's Ear
In a British town a school doctor examined a nine year old boy and found a tooth in his ear. A specialist removed it after the boy admitted placing the tooth there a year earlier for safe keeping.
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London Fog Forces Chaos and Fears Linger
London endures a 26 hour killer fog smog crisis causing transport chaos. The worst since 1952, headlines warned of danger to those with heart or lung conditions. A ship grounded near Dover, trains delayed, and London Airport closed as crimes and accidents surged amid the blackout. An inmate escaped from prison during the crisis, while purse snatching and road mayhem added to the turmoil across 42,000 miles of roads and widespread airline disruption.
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Prayer for Today from a Christian faith reflection
A devotional prayer asks the Great Teacher of the ages to guide millions of students worldwide. It expresses shame that few bear the faith and asks believers to share truth with others while living simply and doing good works that honor God in this world and the life to come.
Strikers Ballot On New Pact At Local Plant
Bakers at Golden Grain Macaroni in San Leandro ballot on a tentative two year contract ending an 18 day strike. Negotiators yesterday approved a plan giving workers an 83.5 cent average hourly wage and fringe benefits with ratification expected by Local 119 of the Bakery and Confectionary Workers Union.
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Mystery Solved on Heart Attacks by New Research
Drs Richard J Hayes and Alan Foldfain revealed at the Western Society for Clinical Research meeting that heart attacks arise from both fat buildup and stress related factors. They shown stress releases adrenaline boosting fat and cholesterol in the blood, clogging arteries and triggering fatal attacks.
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Alan Foldfain
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Western Society For Clinical Research
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