Yanks Top Braves 12 3 as Kubek Stars in Milwaukee
Tony Kubek a Milwaukee native homered twice and Mickey Mantle added his ninth series homer as the New York Yankees rout the Braves 12 to 3 in game three. The win gives New York a 2-1 lead in the World Series near County Stadium. Milwaukee pitchers issued 20 walks in the game setting a series record.
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Milwaukee
Tony Kubek
New York Yankee
Braves
Mickey Mantle
Kubek
Bob Buhl
New York
County Stadium
Yankees
Giants
Dodgers
Aaron
Andy Pafko
Bob Hazle
McDougald
del Crandall
Milwaukee Brew- More
Four Whatsits Lose Standing At Meeting
Four whatsits were banished from their position by 41 whosits of the Early American Industries Assn at a meeting. They brought 18 whatsits and only four were identified, prompting comments from Miner J. Cooper of Windsor, New York, IA Whatisit Committee chair.
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Winston-Salem
Early American Industries Assn
Miner J. Cooper
Windsor
N.Y
World Scientists Track Red Satellite With Radio Signals
The Soviet earth satellite orbits every 96.2 minutes at about 560 miles, emitting radio signals that may carry secret messages. Visual sighting is challenging. observers in the United States report occasional sightings disputed by Smithsonian officials. A Soviet scientist says the transmitter batteries should last over two weeks with uncertain overall life span.
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Washington
Russia
Soviet Union
Globe
United States
Cambridge
Mass
Free World
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
View
A. A. Blasonravov
Propaganda War by Reds After Satellite Milestone
Washington notes a Soviet claim of orbiting the first earth satellite as a major propaganda and psychological victory. Officials debate its military significance, while the White House weighs the science and strategic consequences amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Russia
United States
White House
James C. Hagerty
Symington Urges Probe Into Soviet Space Satellite
Senator Symington demands congressional investigation into why the Soviet Union launched a space satellite before the United States. He says defense policy must change to avoid Soviet superiority and asks Senate Armed Services leaders to summon top defense officials and scientists for questioning.
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Washington
Red Russia
United States
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
Eisenhower
Army
Gram
Navy
White House
James C. Hagerty
Symington
Air Force
Senate Armed Services Committee
Missouri
Russia
Russell
D-Ga
Man Killed When Car Rolls Over Him Near Holly Ridge
State Highway Patrol said Willie Calvin Shakle aged 49 of Baltimore Maryland fell asleep at the wheel on U S 17 three quarters of a mile north of Holly Ridge North Carolina and was thrown from his auto and run over by the same vehicle.
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Hollyridge
N. C
State
Willie Calvin Shakle
Baltimore
U.S. 17
Here
Supreme Court Opens New Term Amid Racial Controversy
The Supreme Court begins a nine month term facing cases on race and Communist activity. Virginia seeks to uphold its massive resistance policy on school integration with a three member pupil placement board. Virginians Hoffman Norfolk and Newport News cases are on appeal. John Kasper seeks a hearing on segregationism. Virgil Hawkins seeks immediate admission to the University of Florida Law School though the Florida Supreme Court requires prior admission.
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Virginia
U. S. Dist
Walter E. Hoffman
Norfolk
Newport News
U. S
Richmond
Hoffman
High Tribunal
Supreme Court
High Court
John Kasper
Clinton, Tenn
Virgil Hawkins
University of Florida Law School
Florida Supreme Court
Hawkins
Hoffa Girds Union For Showdown
James R. Hoffa works to unite rival Teamsters factions to avoid expulsion from AFL-CIO. Dave Beck proposes a 10 million dollar battle fund to strike back if Teamsters are ousted. Hoffa rejects the fund and vows not to fire the first shot in a labor civil war while AFL-CIO leadership seeks to purge corruption.
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Miami Beach
Fila
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Dave Beck
Hoffa
Beck
American Labor Movement
Aflcio
Executive Council
George Meany
Labor
Senate
Sen
MecClellan
D-Ark
Satellite Moves West Across U S
The Soviet satellite travels westward across the United States as it orbits north to south. Displacing about 65 degrees from the equator plane, its ground track shifts roughly 1,200 miles each pass, yielding multiple daily overflights from Philadelphia to St. Louis and Las Vegas.
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Washington
United States
Globe
Poles
North Pole
South Pole
Earth
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Las Vegas
Nev
Pacific
Equator
Troops Occupy Little Rock Amid Integration Tensions
In Little Rock Arkansas a military occupation marked a tense weekend as paratroopers clashed with a teen on Central High School campus and at a city fair. Nine Negro students began a second week of integrated classes while most troops mingled peacefully. One youth was injured amid a dormitory bayonet incident. two off duty paratroopers were arrested for drunken resistance at the fair during Arkansas livestock show attendance.
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Central High School
Central High
Little Rock
Central
Robert King
High School
Army
King
Hot Springs
Ark
Utilities Executive Dies At 76
New York reports the death of Eugene A. Yates 76 longtime board chairman of the Southern Co and leader in utilities. His death was said to be in his sleep at his home. Yates also chaired Middle South Utilities and Mississippi Valley Generating Co stemming from 1953 efforts to build a power plant for TVA use by the Atomic Energy Commission.
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New York
Eugene A. Yates
The
Southern Co
Yates
Eugene A. Yates Jr
Edgar H. Dixon
Middle South Utilities, Inc
Mississippi Valley Generating Co
Tennessee Valley Authority
Atomic Energy Commission
Aeccision
TVA
East West TalksClarify U S Soviet Relations
Dulles pressed for German reunification during talks with Gromyko at his residence. Gromyko left with a note the discussion clarified relative positions on major questions. The meeting, in Washington, followed by the United Nations General Assembly context, aimed to exchange clarifications on intentions between the two governments.
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Middle East
Dulles
Gromyko
Germany
Europe
U.S
Moscow
United States
General Assembly of the
United Nations
Tea at the Dump Draws Westport Crowd
In Westport a tea party was staged at the town dump to prove the site is odor free. About 500 attendees drank sterilized garbage-cans filled with tea while a five piece band performed. Etiquette authority Amy Vanderbilt and TV worker Win Elliott attended this unusual event.
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Amy Vanderbilt
Weston
Win Elliott
New York
Westport
Saugatuck
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