Doolittle Urges U S Moon Mission and Space Agency
Gen James H Doolittle testified as the Senate Outer Space Committee opened hearings on Eisenhower space plans He endorsed a civilian space agency to develop test launch and operate space vehicles and urged funding without yearly caps He warned of hundreds of millions yearly for years ahead but said the nation can pay and must pursue space destiny
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U. S
Doolittle
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Congress
Eisenhower Warns Free World Faces Greater Soviet Threat
President Eisenhower told the Advertising Council meeting that the Soviet threat has grown beyond a military danger to an economic and political invasion. He urged Pentagon reorganization and broader reciprocal trade, warned of rapid technological change, and noted defense costs require long term efficiency. He will address the National Republican Committee in Washington with radio and TV coverage.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
Free World
Nhe
Russia
Pentagon
Hisenhower
U.S
Defense Secretary
Congress
National Republican Committee
D.C
KCBS
Kpixs TV
Chan
Mock H-Bomb Raid Staged Across U S
BATTLE CREEK MICH UP The 1958 Operation Alert exercise opened with a mock H bomb attack to test underground civil defense shelters. Officials at 306 critical targets nationwide received warnings mid morning. Full effects were to be determined within four hours, with four more hours for assessment.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Exverse
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Job Increase On Coast Reported
The Department of Labor reported wage and salary employment on the Pacific Coast rose by 14 400 in March compared with February. Total non agricultural employment across California Oregon and Washington stood at 5 526 700.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Department of Labor
California
Oregon
Washington
Air Industry Strike Looms Over 125000 Workers
Talks to avert a national air industry strike with 125000 workers in seven states stalled late today. If no deal by Wednesday midnight unions UAW and IAM may walk out at 16 plants including Douglas, Convair, Lockheed, and North American across sites from Santa Monica to Cape Canaveral.-
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Los Angeles
United Aero Workers and International Assn
Douglas
North American
Convair
Lockheed
Walter Reuther
UAW
al J. Yayes
JAM
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Washington
Donald W. Douglas
Notice Company
Santa Monica
el Segundo
Calif
Charlotte
N. C
Tulsa
Okla
San Diego
Edwards Air Force ‘Base
Cape Canaveral
North Amercan
Inet
Lockheed Hng
Vans Nuys
Sunnyvale
Palo Alto
Death takes Fremont nun Mary Kratz 79
Sister Mary Gregoria Kratz 79 Mother Superior of St. Mary of the Palms School died suddenly Sunday morning before a planned 50th anniversary celebration in the Dominican Order. Native of Germany she led the Mission San Jose school six years. A mass was held at the convent chapel and students formed an honor guard for interment at Dominican Cemetery after a day of events.
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Fremont
Mary Gregoria Kratz
St. Mary of the Palms School
Bertranda
Mary
Germany
Mission San Jose
Convent Chapel
Dominican Cemetery
Tucson Infested By Grasshoppers
Clouds of grasshoppers dense enough to disable a military plane swarmed the Tucson area last night. Tucson Municipal Airport advised radar planes to avoid swarms as a C109 from Davis-Monthan AFB made an emergency landing after its engines clogged. Police said streets were coated with insects.
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Tucson
INS
Ares
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Auto crash injures two. boy critically hurt on Ashland hill
Bradford J. Samuels seven was hit by a southbound car on Via Granada and listed in very serious condition at Eden Hospital. John B. Sagal sixty two and wife Mary H. suffered minor injuries when their car careened down Miramar Ave colliding with St. Alphonsus De Ligouri Church rectory. Sagal said to have braked and steered off the road to avoid worse damage after brakes failed.
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John
Sagal
Crest Ave
Castro’ Valley
Miramar’ Ave
Ashland
St.Alphonsus de Liguri
Miramar Ave
Steve, Rubiola
LE Trailie Tui
Granada
Bradford
J. Samuels
del Sol
Eden Hospital
John B. Sagal
Caste Valley
Mary H
Samuel R. Samuels
Marilyn E. Hampton
Vic
Eden
St. al' Jphonsus de Ligours
Highway Patrol
Nan Robert Gudge
Gudge
Deputy Saves Injured Barber After Break-In Rescue
Ashland sheriff's deputy E F Saper forced entry into a barbershop to aid 64 year old barber Gordy Loffan, who lay injured with a broken pelvis for more than 24 hours. Gordy was treated at Fairmont Hospital then transferred to Highland Hospital. A caller reported hearing him pleading for help before rescue.
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Ashland
Loffan Gordy
Foothill Flvd
Fairmont’ Hospital
Highland Hospital
E. F. Saper
Saper
Marion Jones
Foothill Blvd
Gardy
Gordy
Flemming Named Eisenhower Cabinet Pick for HEW
Dr Arthur S Flemming president of Ohio Wesleyan University was reported today as President Eisenhower's choice for the health education and welfare department. A university faculty meeting was set to hear Flemming's decision with Marion Folsom slated to leave Eastman Kodak Co in July. Flemming is married with five children.
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Delaware
Ohio
CNS
Arthur ‘S. Flemming
Ohio ‘Wesleyan University
Eisenhower
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Flemming
Fleming
Marion Folsom
Eastman Kodak-Co
Hovis
Ex-cop vows to take his medicine for DWI
Phoenix retiree Thaskell Welch, a 50 year old former Phoenix Police Division captain, said he will plead guilty to a drunk driving charge and take his medicine. He stated he is ashamed and that he has not changed his strict views on enforcing the drunk driving law.
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Phoenix
INS
Thaskell Welch
Phoenix Police Dept
Boy Dies In Hotel Fire In Gary Ind
A two year old, Johnny Mavia Williams, died in a midtown Gary hotel fire that caused about 50 000 in damage. Fire Chief John Massa said the blaze was extinguished and no others are believed to have perished. Three others were hospitalized with burns or cuts from shattered glass.
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Gary
Ind
John “Massa
Johnny Mavia Williams
Massa
Roy’ Williams
Prayer for Today Renewal in Spring Blessings
A devotional note praising God for renewal as spring arrives. It thanks the divine for care through winter and for faith sustaining confidence in the unseen presence, celebrating the beauty of foliage greenery blossoms and colors.
Starkweather murder trial seeks unbiased jurors in Lincoln
In Lincoln Nebraska the murder trial of Charles Starkweather searches for a qualified impartial jury after a day of voir dire. Defense attorney T Clement Gaughan questions jurors about sympathies toward the defendant and potential acquaintances of victims, while sirens interrupt proceedings and Starkweather remains in good spirits. The case centers on two counts of murder tied to the January 27 shooting of Robert Jensen and Carol King near Bennet.
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Lincoln
Neb
INS
Charles Starkweather
Buffalo
Lancaster County
Atty
T. Clement Gaughan
Lewellen Haskins
Federal
Starkweather
Gay Starkweather
Robert Jensen
Bennet
Jensen
Carol King
Sweethearis
Caril Ann Fugate
Douglas
Wyo
Merle
Great Falls
Mont
Alameda County Declared Disaster Area in April Floods
Countywide disaster designation applies to Alameda area after April floods. SBA loans offered at three percent interest. Additional counties Stanislaus Monterey San Mateo Santa Clara Contra Costa San Joaquin also named disaster areas. Officials note residents may qualify for federal relief and loan programs.
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Alameda County
Annatis
SBA
Stanislaus
Monterey
San
Santa Clara
Deaf Girl 16 Found Nude In Oakland Attack
A sixteen year old deaf girl was found nude and burned in an Oakland tenement rear porch last night. She is in fair condition at Highland Hospital with second degree burns on the right shoulder hand and inside of her mouth. A neighborhood resident heard screams for about thirty minutes before calling police. The mother said the girl had left to buy groceries and failed to return prompting a search.
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Oakland
Highland Hospital
DeSoto
Seversi
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