Radar Eye to Study Invisible Meteors Set by Harvard
Harvard astronomers announce a radar project with MIT Lincoln Lab to study meteors unseen by the naked eye. A powerful transmitter and six receiving antennas will measure heights speeds orbits and origins of meteors while exploring dust and energy effects on weather and radio signals.
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Columbus, Ohio
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Earth
Gerald S. Hawkins
Curtis L. Hemenway
Fred L. Whipple
American Astronomical Society
Massachusetts
Harvard Observatory
Lincoln Laboratory
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Highlights
City Detective leads a key lineup at 9 30 with Texas Rasslin Masquerade and Les Paul music set to follow Sports Final Weather News and a late movie before sign off at 12 30. Local viewers get a mix of drama sports music and cinema through the night.
Evening TV Schedule for WBTV Charlotte
Channel lineup lists at six o clock Bhop by TV six eighteen industry six thirty Esso Reporter forty five Weatherman six fifty Doing It Yourself seven six Doug Edwards seven thirty Arthur Smith eight o clock District Attorney.
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Westinghouse Strike Keeps 6500 Workers Idle
In Pittsburgh 6500 Westinghouse workers stay out as Local 617 AFL CIO International Union of Electrical Workers refuses to return to the Westinghouse plant. The company accuses the local of violating a pact that ended a nationwide strike.
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Sharon plant workers vote to pause return after suspensions
IWE members at Sharon voted last night to not return to work while nine Sharon employees suspended for alleged picket line violence are discussed. Westinghouse plans to meet with UE reps at 10 other plants as 44,000 IUE members resume work under a five year contract.
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University Presidents Defend Action Over Faculty Loyalty Censure
Washington reports two university presidents challenge a censure plan by an AAUP committee. The panel urged sanctions against California, Ohio State, Rutgers, Temple and Jefferson Medical College for handling loyalty charges. Sproul and Bevis questioned grounds and process cited in the report.
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Columbus
Howard L. Bevis
Communist Party
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Rutgers University
New Brunswick
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Recognition For South Is Sought
South Carolina Democrats began a drive for greater national recognition and possibly a third party. Over 500 delegates recessed the biennial convention amid focus on racial segregation. A next meeting is set for August 27, and leaders urged cross state caucus participation ahead of the national convention.
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U.S. of Representatives
Adlai Admits Minnesota Mistake in Cross-Party Talks
Adlai admits Minnesota missteps amid labor party concerns about Republican crossovers. Finnegan cites a secret Western Democratic meeting in Denver led by Frank McKinney to back New York Governor A. W. Randol? Arge. Colorado Democrats note Harriman’s presidential ambitions were not invited.
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Man fined for biting stranger's hamburger in cafe
In Oklahoma City Robert Simms Popejoy 18 was fined seven dollars after taking a bite from a stranger's hamburger at a cafe. He picked up the sandwich returned it and left upon realizing the person was a stranger.
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Robert Simms Popejoy
Popejoy
Borgnine Magnani and Marty Win Oscars on TV
The Oscars named Ernest Borgnine and the film Marty as top winners with praise for its sleeper success. Lancaster noted tax reasons behind early production while stars and families watched from New Haven and Hollywood. Love Is a Many Splendored Thing won best song as Jerry Lewis hosted the ceremony with Grace Kelly and Maurice Chevalier adding star power. James Dean received no special award, with officials opting to let his nomination stand.
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