Mantle in World Series slide as Braves force at second
Mickey Mantle starts a slide into second after a force play in the opening inning of the World Series. Braves shortstop Johnny Logan moves off second after receiving a throw from Red Schoendienst who grabbed a grounder off Bill Skowron to complete the force.
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Eisenhower Budget Aims To Cut 1959 Outlay To 70 Billion
President Eisenhower seeks a peacetime budget of about 70 billion dollars for the year ending June 30 1959, down from a 72 billion baseline with a 200 million rise from January's estimate and a 300 million reduction in the expected surplus. He stated hopes to hold the 1959 budget at 70 billion, with midyear effects possible.
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Hodges Seeks More Time On Faubus Comments
Gov. Hodges of North Carolina said he would study the situation before commenting on Ark. Gov. Faubus remarks at a news conference. The delay follows a breakdown in a White House agreement over withdrawing federal troops from Little Rock Central High School.
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Hodges Seeks Clarification After Arkansas Statement
North Carolina Governor Hodges expresses hope to clear up a misunderstanding over Governor Faubus remarks that led President Eisenhower to refuse federal troop withdrawal from Little Rock. Hodges suggests the phrase “by me” may have caused the hitch and aims to straighten out the issue.
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Dixie Governors Renew Efforts To Solve Little Rock Dispute
Washington report on a committee of Southern governors renewing talks to resolve the Little Rock crisis. Governor Clement of Tennessee expresses cautious optimism though no immediate solution appears, and he cites possible further meetings with President Eisenhower and Governor Faubus of Arkansas as a path forward.
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Saudi Arabia rejects Western arms charge on Middle East
At the United Nations Saudi Arabia dismissed Western claims that Soviet arms shipments threaten Middle East peace. The Saudi stance blamed lingering Western imperialism and vowed to resist interference in Syria while noting Syria canceled two scheduled appearances amid King Saud's recent Damascus visit.
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French Seek Solution To New Crisis
Paris reports continued movement at the Elysee Palace as President Rene Coty works to appoint a new premier for the fifth time. The National Assembly remains split after defeating Premier Maurice Bourges Maunoury on a confidence vote over Algeria, with any new government needing parliamentary approval.
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Algeria
Nuclear Reactor Showcased by AEC in Idaho
Idaho Falls AEC unveiled its Engineering Test Reactor costing about 14 million dollars. J R Huffman, manager of Atomic Phillips Petroleum Division, called the ETR the world’s most powerful test reactor for advancing nuclear power. Speakers included Sen Henry M Jackson and AEC Commissioner Harold S Vance as 300 guests from government and industry attended.
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Faubus Stands Firm Over Federal Troop Wording
Governor Orval Faubus declares he is standing firm on the wording he will accept from President Eisenhower on federal troops for Arkansas. Eisenhower rejected Faubus wording yesterday and said troops would stay until the state’s assurances matched federal terms.
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Air Force reveals six Doppler Radar navigator systems
The Air Research and Development Command unveiled six Doppler Radar self-contained aircraft navigation systems and an airborne north-seeking gyro compass. ARDC cited accuracy of a 1 000 mile flight arriving within a 12 mile diameter circle and noted the systems range from 110 to 725 pounds designed for helicopters to bombers.
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