Russian satellite sightings brighten clear skies across regions
The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory notes several moonwatch teams logged sightings of a Russian satellite in clear weather across the southern United States and the West Coast. Tracks extended into the Northeast and Midwest but cloud cover limited visual tracking there.
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Cambridge, Mies
Simithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
United States
West Coast
Midwest
No One Is Aboard Says Russ
Soviet scientist Fyoderov said Sputnik II carried no passengers and that future space animals may fly again. He predicted Sputnik III would last longer but still disintegrate. solving return of a satellite intact remains unsolved. US officials Norton and Brucker noted rockets now could lift a two ton satellite, but fewer details were given on larger craft. Khrushchev taunted US science in a Kremlin address after the launch.
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Eugene Fyederov
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Wilber M. Brucker
Garrison Norton
Navy
Air
Ogden
Utah
Norton
United States
Russia
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Portland
Maine
Earth
Kremlin
Nikita ‘Khrushchev
U. S
West
Moscow
Dashing Foreigners- Trujillo Is Not First Invader
Hollywood reports on glamorous liaisons show Trujillo among many international romances. From Gloria Swanson to Rita Hayworth and Grace Kelly, a parade of princes and princes and socialites have courted fame, with marriages, divorces, and public intrigue shaping Hollywood’s glittering roster.
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Trujillo
Hollywood
Ra Wel
Aly Khan
Rita Hayworth
Gene
Niekney
Kim Novak
Nancy Valentine
Maharajah
Cooch Behar
Nancy
India
Doctors See 150 Children At Crippled Clinic
About 150 youngsters checked in at the annual diagnostic clinic for crippled children held at the Community Church. Examinations began at 9 am with three orthopedic surgeons, Dr. John B. Jarrat of Hutchinson, Dr. H. O. Marsh of Wichita, and Dr. H. O. Anderson of Wichita, aided by local volunteers. By day’s end, around 175 were expected to receive free evaluations sponsored by the Kansas Crippled Children Commission, Finney County Medical Society, and the Kansas Society for Crippled Children.
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Kansas Crippled Children Commission
Finney County Medical Society
The
Kansas Society For Crippled Children
John B. Jarrat
Hutchinson
H. O. Marsh
Wichita
H. O. Anderson
United States delays Jupiter missile test at Cape Canaveral
The U S ready to launch an Army Jupiter intermediate range ballistic missile at Cape Canaveral Florida was postponed at the last moment due to technical difficulties. The last Jupiter had been launched five months ago and is described as a spectacular weapon with a 2200 mile test range.
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United States
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Russia
Florida
California
Army Pfc Moore earns parachutist wings in Augsburg
Army Pfc Richard D. Moore, son of Mr and Mrs Ora E Moore of 1206 Coward, recently graduated from the 11th Airborne Division jump school in Augsburg Germany. He completed a course with five training jumps and received his parachutist wings. Moore, 20, entered the Army in December 1956, did basic at Fort Bliss Texas, and arrived in Europe the following December. He is a 1956 Garden City high school graduate.
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Richard D. Moore
Ora E. Moore
Coward
11Th Airborne Division
Augsburg
Germany
Moore
Fort Bliss
Tex
Europe
Garden City High School
Funeral Service For Mrs T B Tuggle In First Baptist Church
Services for Mrs T B Tuggle will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m at the First Baptist church. She was born February 7 1875 in Barbourville Kentucky and died Wednesday in Larned. Burial will be in Lakin Cemetery with Weizmann Funeral Home in charge.
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Scott City
T. B. Tuggle
First Baptist Church
4-H Members Highlight Project Improvements
A note on the improvement shown by 4-H members as they complete their projects. An additional tour is planned to recognize and observe these efforts.
One Killed in Fiery Turnpike Crash at Wellington Interchange
A station wagon crashed through the Wellington interchange toll gate on the Kansas Turnpike, bursting into flames. Marvin Clarence Hughes, 24, of Wichita, a construction worker, was killed. Albert Allen, 34, of Wichita, was injured critically and taken to St Luke’s hospital in Wellington.
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Wellington
Kansas Turnpike
Marvin Clarence Hughes
Independence
Wichita
St. Luke’s S Hospital
Welington
Albert Allen
Ashford Drive
Sputnik TV idea weighs in at 200 pounds
Dr. I M Levitt of the Fels Planetarium suggested that a television camera and power supply could be built to weigh about 200 pounds, small enough to fit into the 14 ton Soviet satellite Sputnik II, sparking discussion in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
I. M. Levitt
Fels Planetarium
Divorce Filed for Minor Children in Falke Billings Case
Divorce suit filed by Eileen L. Falke on behalf of her minor child Darrell Wayne Billings against Frankie Billings, with parental representation by Mr. and Mrs. Houston Stone. Also listed are warranty deeds transferring Lot 7 in McAllister's subdivision Oldfield Park and Lot 6 in Beiderwell's replat Emerson and Eales addition, and related 51 and 512 foot conveyances.
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Darrell Wayne Billings
Eileen L. Falke
Frankie Billings
Houston Stone
Waranty
Ann S. Stuimmers
Wallace West
McAllister
Oldfield Park
Robert Beilewell
Howlard EB
Midgett Et Ux Lot 6 of Beiderwell
Emerson and
Eales
Howard Midgett
Otto ‘Bader
Beiderwell
Dictator Still Immovable and Discharged Names List
A garbled entry lists individuals with addresses and routes including Mrs. Tony Mesa 1224 Jones and various residents such as Norman Bruce Keller 1206 Laurel and Merle Rives 307 E Hackberry. Other names include Mrs Ruth Pennell Dodge City Barbara Ann Dechant Eminence, Lucy Ann Lobmeyer South Star route and John Owen 605 Teitelbaum.
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Tony Mesa
Jones
Timothy John Adams
Holcomb
Gary Floyd Jackson
Norman Bruce Keller
Laurel
Merle Rives
E. Hackberry
Ruth Pennell
Dodge City
Pawa Sue Jameson
RFD
Barbara Ann Dechant
Eminence Vouth
Donald Louis Lobmeyer
South Star
Lucy Ann Lobmeyer
John Owen
Teitelbaum
A. G. Algrim
Traffic Collision in Block 1200 on N 8th
Yesterday a two car traffic accident occurred in the 1200 block of N 8th involving Claude Eugene Deaver of 1267 Parkwood and Bet Ty Shrimplin of 20442 N 6th. Each vehicle sustained $150 in damage.
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Claude Eugene Deaver
Parkwood
Betty Jo Shrimplin
Trujillo Declares Prosperous Rule As Dictator Heads Nation
Bond posted Charles Leroy Republic This prosperous Cat Battin Ulysses improper muffler ribbean island republic heads into s the 28th year of the era of Tru jillo today with its ruler still in unchallengeable control Generalissimo Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina, 67, dubbed Benefactor of the Fatherland by his Congress. Trujillo, a firm friend of the U.S. and anti Communist, claims overwhelming backing and public works push. He seized power May 16, 1980, rebuilt a hurricane wrecked land, and boasts no foreign debts. He asserts fundamental freedoms exist while ruling as a dictatorship. He recently opened a 10 million dollar highway in the western region as thousands cheered.
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Dominican
Charles Leroy
Republic
Cat Battin
Ulysses
Ribbean
Trujillo
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Congress
Generalissimo
U.S
Rafael Trujillo
Caribbean
Hispaniola
Haiti
Local Produce and Livestock Markets Report
Local market prices for eggs and cream listed by Lindh Produce Co with large egg prices at 32 cents and medium eggs at 28 to 28 cents. Heavy and light hens quoted. steam of local market change noted from Farmers Elevator. Kansas City Livestock report shows cattle limited sales, hogs 2,000 head with modest gains for barrows and gilts, sow prices steady to up, cattle and sheep not fully tested. Prices for US No 1-3 190-240 lb hogs about 22.85, 200 head around 28.00, heavy sow 18.25-19.25. Sheep 1,500 head not enough to test.
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Garden City
O.niaee
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S
House Committee Approves Defense Reorganization Bill
The House Armed Services Committee unanimously approved a compromise bill to reorganize the Defense Department, but Eisenhower objected to two features. The bill largely follows his recommendations on unified command while limiting Secretary of Defense power to reassign functions among services, allowing service heads to block transfers and refer questions to Congress. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee moved to probe Latin American violence toward Vice President Nixon and anti American rioting in Lebanon. Jim Green and Adam Clayton Powell Jr pleaded innocent to income tax evasion and pledged to fight Tammany Hall in the fall election.
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Secretary of Defense
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Lebanon
Theodore Green
D- RI
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Jim Green
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
D-Ny
Tammany Hall
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