Soviet Paper Hints Russia To Launch Second Satellite
A Soviet newspaper hinted Russia would launch a second satellite on November 7 during the 40th congress of the Communist regime. The dispatch from Trud in London claimed the satellite would be more perfected than the first and that Moon, Mars, and Venus flights would follow. Khrushchev reportedly told two British MPs that missiles show the era of human- piloted bombs is over and more is up their sleeves.
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Russia
Moscow
Trud
London
Moon
Mars
Venus
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Cyril Osborne
Henry Kerby
Khrushchev
Meteor
Goodyear Aircraft Corp
Darrell C. Romick
Richard E. Knight
Samuel Black
Poison in the soul and the body
R L Dieffenbacher argues against inner poisons such as hatred, anger, and fear. He compares them to toxic foods and polluted waters, urging readers to replace bitterness with love faith charity and belief, which come from God and cannot be bought.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
Zhukov Reaches Belgrade on Harmony Visit
Soviet Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov arrived by plane in Belgrade for a gesture of army harmony with Yugoslavia. He was met at the airport by Yugoslav Army leader Iv an Gosnjak while President Tito was absent.
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Belgrade
Georgi K. Zhukov
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Zhukov
Ivan Gosnjak
Tito
TV Show Sets Up For Sick Boy Birthday Telecast
A Hollywood telecast brings together a million dollar cast for the birthday of nine year old Little Boy Blue of Lakeville Massachusetts. Muscular dystrophy charity efforts and NBC RCA coordination enable a closed circuit from NBC Bur bank to the hospital room for a 430 PM party headlined by Jerry Lewis Eddie Fisher Eddie Cantor Tennessee Ernie Ford and others.
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Hollywood
Blue
Lakeville
Mass
Jerry Lewis
Jerry
The
Muscular Dystrophy Assn
David Sarnoff
Nbc-Rca
NBC
Burbank
Calif
Little Boy Blue
Lewis
Eddie Fisher
Eddie Cantor
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Hugh
Wyatt Earp
O'Brian
Jim
Gunsmoke
U S Navy satellite ready to launch in new report
Cambridge reports quote Dr Whitney Matthews saying the United States has a satellite ready to put up now. He notes delays in rocket stages but asserts data support for orbit and readiness of a five satellite program under development.
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Cambridge
Mass
Navy
United States
Whitney Matthews
Solid State Division
Laboratory
Editorials on Soviet science and world power spark debate
Associated Press samples commentaries from multiple states on Soviet scientific progress and American responses. The excerpts discuss Russia’s space effort, missile credentials, and the perceived need for credibility, while editors consider implications for U S foreign policy and strategic sacrifice.
Central High School Integrates Under Guard Escort
Federal soldiers escorted six Negro students and nine other youths into Central High School in Little Rock amid a crowd of about 100 white demonstrators. President Eisenhower had sent paratroopers and Arkansas Guardsmen two weeks earlier to enforce federal desegregation orders. The scene closed without incident as the students dressed for class under armed protection.
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Eisenhower
Arkansas National
Erock
Ark
Central High School
Deoops
Inor
Central High
US scientist hints at own satellite to track Russian craft
An American scientist at a national lab suggests building a personal satellite with a camera to monitor the Russian satellite. The remark, made in seriousness and jest, reflects mixed pride and frustration as the US waits for Russian cooperation in the International Geophysical Year.
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Washington
U.S
Na’search Laboratory
Bert
Russia
Border clash on Syria Turkey leaves one dead and 15 wounded
Turkish and Syrian forces exchanged fire near the border after a Turkish worker group clashed with local police. A police chief fired during attempts to seize his weapon, wounding one. Turkish reinforcements arrived as the skirmish lasted about 50 minutes with no further casualties. Authorities protested and called for leadership changes.
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Trieed
Dist
Kemal Kalender
el Saad el Kayyali
Turkey
Syria
Russia
Syrian
Ervin Urges Senate Probe of Satellites
Sen. Sam Ervin calls for a Senate Armed Services inquiry into why the United States trails Russia in satellites and intercontinental missiles. He asks for a public hearing before the new session and cites support from Sens. Symington and Smathers for a full study. He argues Americans will accept sacrifices for a strong national defense research program.
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Russell
D-Ga
Senate Military Committee
Winder
Previ Johnson
D-Tex
Russia
Ervin
Armed Services Committee
Congress
Symington
D-Mo
Smathers
D-Fia
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pleven Opens Talks on Cabinet and Algeria Rule
Premier designate Rene Pleven enters the ritual talks to form a cabinet amid French crisis rumors. He debates home rule for Algeria as Guy Mollet, still caretaker, tours the political landscape and delays chances of victory.
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Paris
Rene Pleven
Algeria
Prentie
Guy Mollet
Pleven
Soviet Leader Seeks Global Space Arms Accord
Khrushchev says the Soviet government would back international control of earth satellites and pilotless missiles as part of a broader U S Soviet pact for peaceful coexistence. The State Department rejected Nikita Khrushchev’s suggestion, tying it to a general disarmament package and noting allied talks already focus on peaceful uses.
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Washington
State Department
Nikitachev
U. S
United States
Britain
France
Canada
New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
James Reston
New York Times
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
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Iges
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Nav Attit
Vanguard
Cnrtail
Japan
Jera
Istan
Senate
Ministry of Public Works
Mollet
Bourges-Maunoury
Robert LaCoste
Algiers
Felix Gaillard
Democratic and Socialist Union of Resistance
Jameson Parker
Parker
Reston
Georgi Zhukov
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