Greece launches World Charity cargo ship with Niarchos backing
The 22,000 ton World Charity slides into Greek waters near Athens, christened by 18 year old Princess Trene. Built to replace part of the older World Charity, the vessel will carry grain and ores at higher capacity, joining Greece’s growing postwar heavy industry. The Niarchos fleet plans four similar ships yearly, employing 4,000 men.
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Spacecraft Fails to Launch Ranger I in Orbit Test
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla AP reports the Atlas Agena rocket lifted at 3:04 a.m. carrying the Ranger I payload, but the second stage failed to separate, preventing the 675 pound satellite from entering the intended near earth orbit as NASA analyzes radio data. Officials said the primary goal of testing spacecraft operation remains to be achieved in part. Early statements indicated the second stage fired on schedule before the split issue arose.
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Riot Quelled in Kilby Prison Alabama
Twenty one convicts at Kilby Prison wrecked beds and toilets in their cells Tuesday night. They complained of food and wanting release from segregation. Guards broke up the disturbance in the segregation unit and the 21 men were moved to isolation cells without lights bedding or equipment.
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Second Victim Dies of Crash in Bald Knob Arkansas
In Bald Knob Arkansas a highway accident killed a second victim. Mrs Edward F Brewer 85 of Augusta died in a Searcy hospital. Mrs Hazel Berry about 60 also of Augusta died after a collision on Highway 64 south of here Tuesday night. Two other women, Mrs Forrest Cannon of Augusta and Mrs Ora B Allison of Little Rock, remained in critical condition.
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First U S Satellite Launches Atlas Agena for Moon Mission
The 102 ft Atlas Agena rocket launched at 5 04 a m from its pad as the largest U S space booster. Officials reported the second stage ignited successfully and the upper stage fired again as planned. Efforts now focus on determining if the spacecraft reached the intended deep space trajectory.
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U.S. Eyes Guiding Chief Suspiciously
Washington will watch newly elected Premier Cheddi Jagan of British Guiana to see if he leans toward Moscow and Marxism. If he cooperates with the Communist bloc, the United States may press Britain to delay full independence. Washington fears a Communist foothold in the hemisphere and notes Jagan’s links to Castro and American connections through his wife. Secretary Rusk said the U.S. is coordinating policy with Britain as Guiana receives aid and a World Bank loan.
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Kennedy Reports Close Watch on East Berlin Travel Rules
President Kennedy was reported to be closely monitoring new East Berlin travel restrictions as U S aid policy faced reconsideration. A Western ambassadorial group planned a State Department meeting to discuss the German issue amid easing Berlin tensions and possible talks with the Soviets for a peaceful settlement.
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Jury Selection Underway in Freedom Rider Appeal
Jackson AP report details start of jury selection for Henry Thomas, 19, Howard University student, in Hinds County city court appeal over breach of license charges. Thomas arrived May 24 with Montgomery bus riders. judge overruled defense motion to dismiss jury list amid mixed testimony on African American juror service.
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Crisis quotes signal renewed push for talks at news conference
The official, speaking at a news conference Tuesday, predicted the crisis would move toward negotiations. He asserted there will be negotiations, framing the next steps as a path to dialogue and possible resolution.
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Excavation Concludes at Long Housé Cave City Site
National Park Service and National Geographic Society finish digging at Long Housé in Colotatte's Wetherall Mesa. The find highlights a major cave city with extensive chambers and artifacts. Researchers plan further analysis and preservation efforts.
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