Air Force says rocket nose cone not recovered
Maj. Gen. Bernard A. Schriever told the House Space Committee that no nose cone was recovered from the space re entry test and that recovery is unlikely. He noted telemeter data reached Antigua and stressed the mission aimed to collect re entry data for an ICBM range.
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Air Force
Washington
Atlantic
House Space Committee
Bernard A. Schriever
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Schriever
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Antigua
Brooks
D-La
Lease
Enthusiasm Tied to Higher Goals for Moral Life
The piece argues enthusiasm fuels health progress work and service but warns misuse in gambling speed and sin leads to spiritual bankruptcy. It asserts enthusiasm must couple with God's will to advance toward eternity and moral fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
Wife slaying case nears jury stage in Greensboro
In Guilford Superior Court truck driver Roy Franklin Oakes of Randleman faces an all male jury after cleanup testimony and final arguments in the case accusing him of killing his wife Alice Mae March 6 with two shotgun blasts. Oakes contends he forced her into the car during a three day search and the car later crashed. State witnesses counter his denials while testimonies include prior threats and a requested peace warrant.
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Greensboro
Roy Franklin Oakes
Randleman
Oakes
Guilford Superior Court
Alice Mae
Boyd Thomas Morris
H. G. Belvin
C. D. McManus
Tall Girls Are Better Adjusted
Pomona College student Carole McCoy and psychology professor Graham Bell report a study noting 50 coeds show those 5 feet 7 inches or taller view themselves as tall and display stronger leadership, optimism, and social adjustment. Educators urged giving more responsibility to shorter students to foster growth.
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Monterey
Calif
Pomona College
Claremont
Western Psychology Assn
Carole McCoy
North Hollywood
Pomona
Graham B. Bell
Miss McCoy
Bell
Notables Present Hatteras Seashore Park Dedication
Waters from the Atlantic wash Cape Hatteras as officials join Outer Banks residents in dedicating the nations first sea shore recreational area. Assistant Interior Secretary Roger Ernst Gov Hodges National Parks Director Conrad Wirth and other federal and state leaders observe the formal accession of Cape Hatteras National Seashore Recreational Area into the park system.
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Manteo
N.C
Cape Hatteras
Asststary of the Interior
Roger Ernst
Gov
Hodges
Conrad Wirth
Outer Banks
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Ernst
Fred A. Seaton
Barrier Islands
Scott Ernst
W. Kerr Scott
Coquina Beach Strand
Whalebone Junction
Henry Phipps
North Carolina
Air Drop Tests To Continue At Fort Campbell
Military authorities announced a mass air drop plan for Saturday involving over 4,000 soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division. The exercise follows yesterdays fatal drop where five paratroopers died and 137 were hospitalized amid strong winds across wind-swept drop zones. Maj. L A Breault said the two week Eagle Wing maneuver will proceed on schedule with eight drops. The 502nd Battle Group acted as aggressor in the operation while yesterdays participants included nearly 1,400 troops.
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FT. Campbell
101St Airborne Division
L. A. Breault
Breault
101St
Santa Claus
J.C
Daniel Kling
St.Louis
Gypsy Queen Mimi Rosetta Dies in Central Europe and Near East
Mimi Rosetta, 56, regent Gypsy queen of central Europe and the Near East, died in her tent in Lendinara Italy surrounded by tribal elders. She had fallen ill three days earlier from a kidney ailment and stopped responding to antibiotics. Her successor is Marika on the five member regency council.
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Lendinara
Italy
Mimi Rosetta
Europe
Near East
Hallan
Mim
Marika
Mimi
Bilbao
Spain
Mimi Rossetto
Committee Cuts Foreign Aid Bill For House Vote
House Foreign Affairs panel led by Chairman Morgan trims about 339 million dollars from Eisenhower foreign aid plan. Morgan says the cut strengthens odds in the House while administration aides express concern over the smaller total. Republicans cite deeper cuts possible. arms aid faced a 160 million reduction amid party divisions.
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Washington
Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
House
Vorys
Ohio
PTA Adopts Legislative Program At North Carolina Convention
The North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers adopted a detailed legislative program on education health safety and child welfare. Delegates at the 38th annual convention in Asheville planned sessions ending with a banquet and installation of a first vice president Mrs. Felix Barker of Raleigh was unopposed. The program urges higher funding better teacher conditions universal health supervision birth through 12th grade compulsory polio vaccination fire safety motor-vehicle inspections restricting lye sales and a statewide family court system plus extended juvenile court jurisdiction to age 17.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Felix Barker
Raleigh
Francis E. Walker
Durham
Congress
Walker
Family Life Education
Boards of Education
Billy Graham Cancels Carolinas Tour Adjusts Greenville Schedule
Billy Graham cancels August whistle stop in the Carolinas and trims the Greenville S C crusade to August 22 to 24. Willis G Haymaker cites plan changes after the San Francisco Crusade and the need for peak health for the Charlotte crusade.
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Charlotte
Billy Graham
Carolinas
Greenville
S.C
Willis G. Haymaker
San Francisco
Billy
Haymaker
California
Fire Devours Newport News Gas Oil Plant Tanks
A massive gas and oil fire at Esso Standard Oil Co. in Newport News destroyed 11 of 22 tanks at the Hampton Roads facility. The 110-million dollar plant faced imminent loss of its four largest tanks as 200 firefighters and allied units fought the blaze, with no injuries reported among crews and officials unsure of the blast cause.
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Newport News
Esso Standard Oil Co
Hampton Roads
Esso Newark
Warwick
Hampton
Langley Air Force Base
Navy
Coast Guard
Norfolk
Showdown Over Labor Unions Sought in Senate
Senate actions move toward a showdown on union regulation as Sen. Knowland and a bipartisan coalition push to force votes this week. Proposals include secret ballots to curb union abuses, facing opposition from labor leaders and liberal Republicans. The plan delays the welfare and pension bill while leaders scramble to rally votes.
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Washington
Sen
Knowsland
R-Calif
Senate
Knowland
Sen. Ives
Senate Labor Committee
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