Soviet Press Urges U S Policy Shift After Satellite Flight
Pravda and other Soviet papers hailed the first satellite flight as a proof of Soviet scientific superiority and urged the United States to revise its foreign policy. The dispatches from New York and abroad highlighted cross political praise and noted the satellite’s swift Moscow reception amid celebratory mood in the capital.
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Sterling Slappey
Moscow
Ax Ruesta
Sony Riteiht
Pravda
United States
Eativ Howschaper
New York
Price
Varid
Shinn
Poland
Bulgaria
West Germany
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Britain
France
Ihmvd
Lehman condemns Faubus as foolish and shortsighted
Former New York Senator Herbert Lehman, speaking in New York, called Governor Orval Faubus foolish and shortsighted for opposing the tide of history on segregation. He referenced King Canute and praised the courts for handling the matter, while noting his ailing 79 year old father.
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Philadelphia
Imy
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Orval Faubus
Celsis
Hobeew “University
Jerusalem
Het Father
Canute
Faubus
Ayoke
Lehman
Ie Gore Eumant
Child Burns in Houston Death Case Noted
Fragmentary report indicates a child died in Houston from self inflicted harm via an unsecured gas appliance. Authorities note accidental discharge possibly linked to improper handling and a missing weapon safeguard. Further details unavailable in the text.
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Houston
Prayer Service Set For Saturday At First Methodist Church
Several Hope ministers announced a special prayer and meditation service on Saturday morning at the First Methodist Church in Hoge. The event, described as a response to the moral crisis, invites the public and emphasizes prayer as the Arkansas problems solution.
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First Methodist Church
Arkansas
Agit Aim
Army Stupidity Slowed U S Satellite Work
Philadelphia report quotes Army official criticizing missteps that hindered early U S satellite launches. Defense Department delays allegedly prevented using a ready Vanguard rocket to place a satellite in orbit last year.
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U.S
Philadelphia II
Outer Space
Outer
Spoece
de LM Levit
Defense Department
Roel
Tor’ Laquneh
Taree
Few Facts Well Worth Time It Takes to Read
HAL BOYLE surveys brief curiosities and snippets from daily life in New York and beyond. The piece playfully juggles ideas from sleep and time wasting to historic touches and odd vignettes, weaving a light, reflective column.
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Hal Boyle
New. York
U S Scientists Plot Course of Soviet Moon
U S naval scientists report Russian spacecraft signals tracing the Soviet moon probe’s path. Officials describe readings and international efforts, noting a planned spring launch of a 22 pound American satellite for comparison and data sharing.
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U.S
Washington
Naval
Spolezsmain
Oisa
Navy
Agullihe
Polish Students Demand Freedom as Riots Erupt
Polish students pressed demands for freedom as clashes erupted near the Palace of Culture. Police detained many demonstrators while witnesses reported 20 civilian injuries and a city largely quieted by 9 PM. A student committee urged staying away from trouble spots and disassociating from rioters.
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Colin Frost
Warsaav
Ptudents
Ting Carregt
Heng
Paler
Palace of Culture
Lew Beells
Yim
Stafan
Cardinial Wyszynski
Tram
Poland
Egypt Water Aid Ends as Pumps Fail in Drought Era
In Nike Delta villages, seven million dollars from the United States funded drinking water pumps on every street, bringing clean water for the first time to Egyptian peasants. Now lubricating oil shortages and pump jams hinder use as U.S exports of oil decline. Some call it calculated indifference while Egyptians dub it the big squeeze.
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Catro
Egypt
Ahmed
Mahmoud
Elden
United States
Nasesere
Parkin Man and Son Die in Head-On Crash
At Forres near the park, a station wagon and a heavy sedan collided head on killing parkin man Robert Forrester age 46 and his son James Forrester 13. Robert Eugene Forgesty 20 and his wife Arlene were critically injured. Clarenes Montgomery of the State Police said the wagon pulled into the path of the other.
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Forres
Robert -Forrrestes
James Dan -Forrester
Robert
Eugene Forgesty
Arlene
Clarenes
Hoffa Faces Ouster as Teamsters Tells Hoffa to Step Down
In a flare up linked to the Teamsters convention, President Elect James Hoffa faces ouster amid allegations of rigged delegations and a push by the APCIO Council in New York. The council warns of expulsion if Hoffa’s allies elect him, while Hoffa prepares for a court fight over wiretapping and conspiracy charges in New York. Beck offers resignation, signaling a possible transition as Hoffa encroaches on leadership duties.
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MIAM
Oaih
Hulfa
Boll
Holfa
Dave Beck
Tanmeiers
CIG
Hoffa
Luinlock
Haffa
New York
Federal
Detroit
Beck
Sutle
Halla
Maurice 4
Hutcheson
Carpenters Unity
APCIO
Sailors’ Uniqnete
Two Hurt in Wreck at Third and Hervey Today
Early today at Third and Hervey Surpers a pickup driven by Manuel Garcia and Salvneno collided with an auto driven by Red of Hope. No serious injuries reported but property damage occurred. Patsy Garcia sustained facial injuries and a passenger suffered minor bruising.
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Third
Hervey
Manuel Garcia
Salvneno
Red of Hope
Neo
Patsy Garzia
Allo
Final Atomic Test in Nevada Described in 20 Kiloton Yield Claim
Reports recount a nuclear test at the Nevada site with an energy yield stated as below 20 kilotons. Observers from Las Vegas to Angels Peak witnessed a brief flame and fireball rising to about 20,000 feet, followed by a pink glow and a distant rumble lasting seconds to half a minute.
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Atomic Energy
Gray San
Las Vegas
Mic Agc
No new Little Rock developments over weekend
Washington says there were no detachments or changes over the weekend that would hasten a solution to the Little Rock integration crisis. White House press secretary James C. Hagerty noted federal troops would not be deployed in Little Rock this term and offered no timeline for any troop presence. He avoided commenting on possible meetings with Southern governors or Negro leaders and did not address the prospect of a provocative conference.
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Washington
Lille Tonk
Janes C. Havarty
New York ‘Times
Hagjerly
Hays
D-Ark
Powell D
Hogerty
South
French Political Turmoil Blocks New Government Try
In Paris Pleven agrees to attempt forming a new cabinet as President Coty dispatches a plane to Brittany to summon him. Despite Pleven’s background as premier in 1950 and 1954, the Socialist leaders face opposition from independents and a weak majority in the National Assembly, stalling a coalition. The Algeria bill and price measures loom as central issues.
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Réne Pleven
Erange
National Assembly
Aland
Rend Coty
Prosicwiatril
Britany
Pleven
Hla
Pleven van Coly
Maurice Sour
Moungury
Thiy Mallet
Socialist Party
Trent
Velba
Mau Alee
Bourges-Mainou
Laal
Inter Who
Berlin Satellite Signal Loud Overhead Test
The head of Berlin's antenna bureau Prof. Tuh ard Seherhag said signals from a satellite passing over Berlin were loud and clear enough to enable the test station to operate. He noted the taps being played back for phone subscribers as part of the broadcast test.
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Berlin
Wil
Tuhard Seherhag
Former Hope Man Dies in Florida
Roberts reports a former Hope resident died Friday October 4 at his Daytona Beach home. He worked with the Frisca Railway here for many years and was a member of Masonic Lodge 239. Funeral services will be held Tuesday October 8 in Daytona Beach.
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Roberts
Hope
Daytona Beach
Masonic Lodge
Poultry Producers Attend Aransas Livestock Show
A busload of local poultry producers escorted by the Arkansas State Police arrived at the Aransas Livestock Show grounds in Benton. The group, welcomed by Little Rock officials, received show tickets and a Chickasins sponsorship from the Arkansas Poultry Federation. luncheon entertainment featured Tommy Trent and his band while attendees toured midway and show barns. Some considered the Hops event cancellation rumors and a football squad fly incident. Sperger theater, four 4-H Judging finalists and plans for an Oklahoma City trip were noted, along with a family clipping and a large watermelon exhibit in Hope.
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Bill Stewart
Feed Co
Largo Dicaley and General Mills, Inc
Lazly
Aransas Stun
Benton
Arkansas State Police
Safr
City of
Arkansas Powny Pederation
Tommy Trent
Surface Calm in Little Rock Integration
Surface calm appeared in Little Rock as federal troops arrived to guard Central High School amid a tense integration crisis. White demonstrators faced soldiers and state leaders weighed their options as 1950s civil rights clashes roiled the city and drew national attention.
Scout Troop 90 Meeting Tuesday at VOW Hut
Scout Troop 90 invites all interested boys to attend a Tuesday meeting at the VOW Hut. Scoutmaster Phil Del and Assistant Dorgoy Hueka urge all troop members to be present.
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Phil del
Dorgoy “Hueka
Trp
Weather Summary for Arkansas and Surrounding Areas
Weather data shows a 24 hour period ending 7 am with highs around 78 and lows near 31. Partly cloudy with showers possible in extreme northwest, then scattered showers across other sections. Temperatures ranged from the mid 40s to mid 50s in many areas with partly cloudy skies persisting tonight and tomorrow.
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Arkansas
Narghtvest
Ark
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