Moon to Carry Living Thing But No Dog
A U S satellite plan may test carrying a living organism into space while avoiding a dog. Officials note possible use of small animals in basic IGY experiments, with decisions pending on early launch results and safety considerations.
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U.S
Washington
Lfving Maller
Pansa
Vanguard
John P. Wagen
Vanguard Project
Vanguards
Hagen
U. S
IGY
Magen
America
Air Force
David Simons
Russia
Laika
Moscow
Vhaye Space
LeMay Sets World Jet Distance Record in KC135 Flight
General Curtis LeMay landed a U S Air Force KC135 in Buenos Aires to set a nonstop distance record from Westover Air Force Base Massachusetts. The 6380 mile flight lasted 13 hours 2 minutes, breaking the 1448 mile previous nonstop record. The mission supported Argentina National Aviation Week with LeMay delivering messages from President Eisenhower and a KC135 model to Provisional President Aramburu.
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Buenos
Aires
Curtis
E. LeMey
U.S
Air Force
Ronstop
Ehief
Westover
Massachusets
Air~ Force
Washington
Sjet Awation
LeMay
Argentina
Eisenhower
Pedro Aramburu
New Mayor Knoop Elected In Little Rock Director Board
The Little Rock board elects Werner C. Knoop as mayor for two years under a city manager form. The directors will appoint a city manager to operate the government while Knoop and others lead under the Good Government Committee plan.
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Lars
Fire Destroys Negro Residence on Mazel Street
Early last night a Negro residence at 408 North Mazel Street was nearly destroyed by a blaze. Hope City firemen said the fire completely engulfed the engine horse by the limo. no one was home at the time. The origin is undetermined.
Youth Sought After Child Is Slain
Laura Wetzel, 22 months, daughter of Air Force Capt. Charles W. Wetzel, was found smothered in a crib at a neighbor's home in Los Angeles. Police described an armed youth seen near the Stafford Thurmond residence before he fled as officers arrived.
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Los Angeles
Verdes
Lauea Helen Wezel
Air Force
Charles W. Wetzel
Laura
Wetzel
Inotte
Ordeal of Civilization Is Having Picture Taken
A fragmented discussion on the fear and social impact of photography. The piece notes tribes fear imprisonment of image and souls, while modern people dread cameras revealing true selves. It cites observers and a child’s self-conscious reactions to photography.
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Hag
Boyle
New York
Orie
Alec
Hen “Hs
Jury to Probe Ex Judge Death in Special Session
A grand jury in Bonne County will investigate the death of former county judge Aubrey Hickenbot tom. The prosecutor Dan Stet hens says the session will convene November 20. Holder testified she shot Hickenbot tom in self defense. the coroner’s verdict ruled it justifiable homicide.
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Harrison
Bonne County
Aubrey Kickenbottony
Showitt ‘Spence
Woddy Murray
Dan Stethens
Speal
Holder
Hickenbottom
Gazette Editor Tells of His Troubles
J Ni Heiskell of the Arkansas Gazette discusses the paper’s stance on integration during unrest in Boca Raton. He notes staff pressure, subscriber losses, and hostile letters while defending choosing conscience over material concerns amid the Central High crisis and National Guard deployment.
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Boca Raton
J. Ni Heiskell
Arkansas Gazette
Miami Herne Yusterday
Heisekeli
Heiskeli
Snythemns Newspaper Publishers Association
Heiskell
Upiskoll
Gazette Publishing Co
Little Rock
Ryder
Orval Faubue
National Guard
Ely
Helskell
Bac
Arkansas
Jong Sya
Foubus to Speak for Democrats at Vision Fundraiser
An apparent draft announces Democratic Party fundraising efforts with speaker Foubus and local organizers. The garbled text mentions multiple Vision stations and a rally or event to raise funds. Details on date, place, and participants are unclear due to transcription errors.
Red Delegate Hints Indian Plan Studied
A Soviet delegate suggested India may press a compromise plan on arms talks. The idea would involve expanding the commission to include 10 nations and bringing all 62 U.N. members into disarmament discussions, with a careful hearing before the General Assembly.
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Tilks Goling
Sngiels
Russia
Ohijien
Atlanta Constitution Publishes Eight Page Edition With No Ads
The Atlanta Constitution released an eight page edition without advertisements after seven pressmen returned to work following a union dispute. A spokesman for the Atlanta Newsre papers indicated the picket line disrupted Monday sales and press operations as the union asserted concerns over working conditions.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
Altur Wanagenyent
Cross
Plekel Dines
Independent Toternational Mailers Union
Atlanta Newsre
Jack
Witness Blames Slaying on Union Power Battle
A witness testified before a Senate Rackets Committee that the August 25, 1988, murder of John Acropolis in Yonkers stemmed from a New York garbage union power struggle. He alleged union officials and racketeers pressured Acropolis and others, with threats rising as public hours opened the million-dollar waste removal industry to organized influence.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Simong
Union Officlila
New York
Lodissey
Wai Doyle
Drew Alain John Acropolis
Waestehustie County
Shere
Aapis
Enmalors
Acropolis
DiSalva
Boeing
Sen
Mee Cholli
Stalor Annie
Auropatls
Peisn Ievdey
Doyle
Enige
al Xongsbers
Uae
German Scientist Calls For Free Research Funding in East West Split
In Gorttingen Germany, Max Planck Institute director Walter Dieminger urged removing restrictions on funding for research groups and opposing a NATO for scientists. He supports no East West scientific divide and notes Soviet advances with a Soviet rocket program.
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Germany
Fop
Russia
Walter Dieminger
Max Planck Institute
Ger Inman Restarch
Ityeld
Dieminger
NATO
Soviet Union
Two Deer Hunters Die of Heart Attacks in Arkansas
Two hunters on a deer hunt in Arkansas collapsed and died from heart failures. George Willan Merril, a physician, and Ben Bethanyi were among the injured party, with reports noting their ages and locations near Nashvilla and Brvethey.
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George Willan Merril
Yearold
Nashvilla
Ben Bethanyi
Brvethey
Physteluna Sila
Typhoon Slows Balloting in the Philippines
Manila reports typhoon disruptions threaten the national vote as residents endure powerful winds and rain. Officials warn of possible low turnout while President Civolos Gureta seeks a full term with the Liberal and Progressives facing weakened opposition. The storm threatens polling sites and damaged property across Luzon as the typhoon tracks toward the China Sea.
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Iit
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Gureta
Vlary
Huzon
Oni Llon
Garcia
Jduse
Rayman Magsaysay
Favorita
Nacionalista
Jose B. Laurel Des
View
MapAlla
China Sea
State Shoe Plant to Expand Operation
Brown Shoe Company officials announced yesterday an addition to the Pocahontas plant is nearly complete. Machinery will swing into the new addition within a few days and full production will add about 224 workers to the payroll.
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Pocahontas (Op
Brown Shoe Company
Ans
Mysterious Sky Object Spotted Near Hope
In Hope area Mrs. Robert Walker and Mrs. Jewel May described a sky object at about 10 45 am yesterday as roughly the size of a No 10 tub, aluminum moving west to east, high and silent, visible for 15 to 20 minutes before fading. Hunters report a deer record pending, Gary Permby and sons pursued a buck with four dogs, dragging it down after a lengthy chase, then checked by police with several names listed among participants.
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Robert Walker
Hope
Jewel May
Mr. May
Ely
Hames
Hempstead
Hope Peligo
Lester
Fiwand
Bal Moyers
Gary Permby
Ronnies
Donnie
Sardié
Ronnie
Gary
Stuart
Garland
Rosenbaum
Billy Gentry
F. Ring of
Adlai Refuses NATO Aid Offer Amid Planed Delegation
Washington reports Adlai Stevenson declined an offer to aid in a NATO program. The White House said Stevenson considered joining Eisenhower and Dulles to attend the NATO meeting next month. Officials noted the offer was discussed through State Department channels and Rotary contacts, with no official comment from Stevenson or the House.
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NATO
Washington
Ifn
Holige
Ane Hinbaived
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Stovensaty
Willy Tonsall
Yyenty Oraurtai
Etrata Jimes C. Hungorty Sitet
Slevenso
Ska
Eisenhower
America
Hogerty
Stovangan
Poli
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Weather Experiment Station Report Daily Readings
Weather station report for 24 hours ending 7 am with high near 60 and low around 39 inches of rainfall total for the period. Arkansas weather shows mostly cloudy skies with slowly rising temperatures, scattered showers possible tonight and Wednesday, highs near 60, lows in mid 40s, and varying regional trends across central, northeast and northwest areas. Louisiana notes indicate gradually rising temperatures with occasional rain and periods of cloudiness through Wednesday.
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Tle Associated Press
Joveas Cain
al Yan
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