Space Conquest Debate Shapes U S Space Plans
Roy Johnson, space czar at the Pentagon, weighs bold ARPA proposals to launch manned satellites up to ten tons, against Holmiday's caution to cap weights. Gen. Schriever argues for a Thor based, staged rocket plan for unmanned moon recon and potential Mars and Venus missions, signaling a high-stakes race with Russia.
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Air Force Ballistic Missile” Agency
Inglewood
Calif
Navy
Vanguard
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Rise of Unemployment Also Issue in Canada
Canada faces a March 31 election as unemployment and tax plans dominate debate. Prime Minister John Diefenbaker campaigns on tax cuts and job programs while Lester Pearson backs a 25 percent income tax cut. The Liberal and Conservative parties split seats in Parliament as voter sentiment tilts toward a conservative majority. Nebulous minor parties fade as the country weighs economic futures and U.S. trade ties.
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Social Credit
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British Columbia
Lie Test Sheds Light On Marie McDonald Abduction
Los Angeles AP reports actress Marie McDonald faced a demand to endure a lengthy lie detector test to establish core facts of her 1957 abduction. District Attorney William B. McKesson and Police Chief William Parker urged testing as she tours a Midwest nightclub amid new charges against her husband Harry Karl.
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Marie
McDonald
William B. J McKesson
William Parker
Ohio
Harry Karl
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Karly
First Telephone Call Made 82 Years Ago
New York remembers the 1876 inaugural telephone message when Bell and Watson sparked a world of phones. The piece notes the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibit reaction, Queen Victoria praise, and today’s global growth with the United States leading in phone density and Russia labeled peaceful in one odd closing remark.
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Alexander Graham
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Pedro
Sir William Thompson
Lord Kelvin
America
Thompson
Bell/ Telephone System
Victoria
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Nixon to Tour South America for Good Will Mission
The State Department plans a brief good will trip by Vice President Richard M. Nixon to Argentina and three other South American nations in April or May. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles may also visit Argentina and Brazil in May, focusing on nations not on Nixon's schedule.
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Wanted Basenji for Sale in Class 24 Ads
Reader seeking a Basenji dog through local want ads. Note encourages checking Class 24 listings for details on availability, price, and seller contact.
Pain Ease in Heart Ailments
Dr. Louis T. Palumbo, chief of surgical services at the Des Moines VA Center, described a delicate technique to ease physical and mental pain of angina pectoris. The operation removes sensory and motor pathways to the heart, touted before the 11th Biennial International Congress of Surgeons in Los Angeles.
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Solons Approve Continuance Of Mental Clinics
SACRAMENTO UP The Assembly by a 62-12 vote affirmed its intent to continue operation of seven state mental health clinics. Assemblywoman Dorothy M Donahoe D Bakersfield said the measure ensures state operated clinics are not discontinued despite the Short Doyle act interpretation. The Ways and Means Committee approved 669 121 to fund clinics in Sacramento Chico Riverside Fresno Los Angeles San Diego and Berkeley.
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San Francisco Board Adopts Fire Ban Enforcement Amendment
San Francisco city officials unanimously approved an amendment to the fire code enabling prosecution for open burning violations. The Board of Supervisors backed the measure empowering the fire department and district attorney to enforce Regulation Number One of the Bay Area Pollution Control District, with the law to take effect 30 days after its second reading next Monday. The board also passed a cooperation policy to enforce the anti-smog regulation.
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Trick Split Apart By Eastern Train
An Atlantic Coast Line train split a tractor-trailer in half near Richmond Virginia on Monday killing Walter Aaron Cantrell a 35 year old man and seriously injuring Albert McMurray who was hospitalized
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Ike Appeals Broad Road Safety Drive
President Eisenhower urged organized citizen support to cut highway deaths injuries and damage. He spoke at the Eastern Regional Conference in Atlantic City and outlined plans to extend the campaign to Chicago San Francisco and Miami Beach with the National Safety Council reporting 1100 lives saved in 1957 but urging higher safety standards nationwide.
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Eighteen Youngsters Burned In School Bus Crash
A school bus overturned on a rough country road near Aurora Illinois and burst into flames. Eighteen children and the driver were burned with two in critical and seven in serious condition. two were released after treatment at Copley Hospital.
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Copley Hospital
Transit Bill Offered by Breed Amid Bus Fire Tragedy
Williamstown Massachusetts dispatch reports a school bus fire injuring students after a rear door jammed. Driver James Meredith assisted by passersby freed panicked youths as flames engulfed the bus. Witnesses recalled searing scenes and burning dresses while others escaped through the rear exit.
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Kaneland
Sugar Grove
Sacramento
Sen
Arthur H. Breed Jr
Oakland
Ocala
Fla
Stephen
Sheppard Eatman
San Francisco Bay
Air Pollution Decrease in Three California Areas Reported
Berkeley report says last year air pollution fell in Los Angeles San Francisco Bay Area and San Diego while Riverside area held steady. Officials credit partial gains to controls in Los Angeles but note no guarantees of further reductions until a motor vehicle exhaust control device is available. Weather likely helped Bay Area and San Diego conditions.
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Redwood Highway Funds Requested
The Senate adopted a resolution urging the governor and the Division of Highways to spend emergency funds to repair flood damaged U S 101 in Humboldt County. Introduced by Sen Carl Christensen Jr the resolution calls the stretch between Laystonville and Garberville deplorable and demands immediate action.
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Senate
Division of Highways
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Humboldt County
Carl .Christensen Jr
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