Balloon Moon Will Not Contain Air In Space
A hollow ultrathin plastic foil balloon inside a moon shaped craft will orbit with no internal gas pressure to pop it. Researchers describe how a compressed nitrogen inflate will deploy the balloon from a magnetism study apparatus aboard a rocket.
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AP Science
Washington
International Geophysical Year
William J. O'Sullivan Jr
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Earth
Space
Big Tent Set Up On Embassy Row For Queen Visit
The embassy prepares a large tent on Embassy Row for Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip during their Washington weekend, hosting about 2,700 guests. G D Arcy Edmondson, director of British Information in the United States, described the festival layout with bulges for bars and overflow, a moss carpet, and a ballroom accessible from the embassy doors.
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Post
Embassy Row
Commonwealth Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Washington
G. D'Arcy Edmondson
British Information
United States
Elizabeth
Edmondson
Tenderness Through God’s Love and Compassion
R. L. Dieffenbacher urges that God’s love and compassion lie at human tenderness core. Recognize others’ goodness, avoid Satan’s destructiveness, and seek peace within souls. Look for higher potential in friends and opponents to foster growth and love.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
Satan
Abel Trial Jury Panel Is Called
A panel of 125 prospective jurors was called in Brooklyn for the start of the Abel espionage trial. Judge Byers planned to impanel the jury and await opening statements from government and defense. defense sought a stay from Judge Lumbard but was unsuccessful. Abel, a 55 year old Soviet secret police member, was indicted August 7 on charges of conspiring to transmit U.S. defense secrets to Russia.
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New York
Brooklyn
Rudolph Ivanovich Abel
Mortimer W. Byers
J. Edward Lumbard
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Manhattan
James B. Donovan
Abel
Secret Police
FBI
U.S
Russia
Lee Hickey Withdraws From Teamster Presidential Race
New York candidate Thomas L. Hickey withdraws to back William A. Lee of Chicago for Teamsters president. Hoffa odds rise with voting set to begin. Haggerty considered likely winner amid anti Hoffa bloc efforts to push for convention review and possible secession moves.
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Jim Thomasson
Miami Beach, Fla
Thomas As
L. Hickey
New York
Teamster Union
William A. Lee
Chicago
Thomas X. Haggerty
Hoffa
anti-Hoffa
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Hickey
Teamsters Union
Teamster
Teamimproper
Rea Pian Et Boomy Eee
Egypt Calls For Cooling Off Period At UN
At the United Nations Egypt pledges restraint and warns against touching Syria. Cairo says it will not tolerate harm to Syria and defends Syria’s independence while noting Syria may take modest steps to defend itself. The call urges a period of calm and minimal alarm.
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Syria
Pupils Walk Out Of Central High In Protest
About 75 white students at Central High School in Little Rock staged a walkout at 9 a.m. to protest racial integration. They gathered on the curb across from the building and urged peers to join, claiming parental pressure would prevent discipline.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Knowland To Give Political Decision On California Governor Race
Senator William F. Knowland plans a news conference to announce his decision on running for California governor next year. He defends his 93 percent support of the president, cites a letter praising his leadership, and faces a primary among Knowland Nixon and Edmund G. Brown amid party tensions.
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Sacramento
Calif
William F. Knowland
California
Bill
Knowland
Knight
Rela Knowland
China
Vallejo
Washington
Atty
Edmund G. Brown
Nixon
Concent
Senate
Earl Warren
Follow the Sun Vacation Ideas in Family Weekly
The special Winter Vacation issue of Family Weekly Magazine highlights Sun filled getaways from Florida to the Caribbean. Travel tips cover packing light and staying attractive on the road plus articles on skiing cruises and short weekend trips.
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Family Weekly Magazine
Your Enterprise
Florida
Gulf Coast
Caribbean
Jack Ryan
John Kent
Great Southwest
Southwest
Jerry Klein
Sidney Dee Bloeme
Family Weekly
Patty Johnson
Eisenhower Labels Faubus Misguided Over Little Rock
President Eisenhower called Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus a mistaken man doing a disservice to his city and state. He also indicated two possible avenues of hope for withdrawing troops from Little Rock.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Hodges Hopes For Agreement On Little Rock Crises
Governor Hodges urged that President Eisenhower and Arkansas Governor Faubus reach a agreement to remove federal troops from Little Rock Central High. He said a solution must be found and Americans should seek it beyond party lines. A four governor committee was still pursuing a settlement and the president gave no definitive timetable.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Eisenhower
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
United States
Governors’ Committee
Central High
Newsboy Day Proclaimed in Raleigh Celebration
Governor Hodges issued a statement praising newsboys for daily convenience and employment. Newsboys from across the state visit Raleigh for ceremonies with Thad Eure, tours of local sights, and a luncheon at the N C State College campus College Union.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Thad Eure
College Union
N.C. State College
Ike Gets Message From Saud
President Eisenhower said he received a message of warm friendship from King Saud within hours of a Saudi representative breaking with U S policy on Syria. He said he was surprised by Ahmad Shukairy’s speech and did not know what inspired it, noting suspicions at the State Department that Shukairy would have to confer with allied nations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Saud
U. S
Syria
Aca Ahmad Shukairy
State Department
Shukairy
Rockefeller Silent In Arkansas Integration Crisis
Winthrop Rockefeller remains silent amid Arkansas integration tensions keeping his stance unclear on Gov. Orval Faubus policies. Report notes his four year Arkansas residence and reluctance to join calls to publicly denounce Faubus. Former Gov. Francis Cherry recalls Rockefeller’s wealth and impact on state policy.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Rockefeller
Morriston
Faubus
Development Commission
Francis Cherry
Winthrop
Cherry
National Guard
Central High School
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