Eisenhower Defends Space Policy Amid Race Talk
President Eisenhower rejected direct U S Russian talks on space control and said the United States favors a multilateral study with Allies. He noted no urgent need for a crash program while condemning no country’s satellite advances and stressing careful alliance coordination. Britain welcomed the stance as the United States and its partners weigh disarmament terms.
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Russia
United States
London
Britain
U. S
Foreign Office
Eniesman
Capitol Hell
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Lyndon
Johnson
Texas
Bri- Bridges
Congress
House
Lane
D-Mass
Navy awards 1.76 million contract for airborne tape recorder
The Navy awarded North American Aviation AntoNetics a 1 760 000 contract to supply an advanced airborne magnetic tape recorder named Nadar VII. The two hour device will be installed in several all weather interceptor aircraft and aids pilot evaluation as well as testing fire control performance.
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Navy
Antonetics
North American Aviation, Inc
Soviet satellite plans predicted by Radio
New York reports detail how the Soviet Union announced its first satellite plans in the June issue of Radio, saying the craft would circle Earth in about 6.2 minutes, travel near 18 000 mph, and carry two one watt transmitters on 40 and 20 megacycles. It urged Soviet radio amateurs to observe and report conditions inside the satellite and noted signals would be telegraphic and audible, with transmissions continuing while batteries lasted.
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Soviet Union
New York Public Library
U.S
Radio
Moscow
Ogonek
Associated Press
Bairy
Krasovsky Saud
London
A. C. Lovell
Giarabini-Zinner
Lovell
Long Beach Youth Band to Install Officers Tonight
Long Beach Youth Band will install officers at 7:30 p m today in Edison School Auditorium. New officers include Bob Sneers bass section head Eddie Hutchison clarinets Fred Isuntz saxophones Sally Edes drums Don Hawk brass Rita Lynch majorettes and banner. Open house observed for girls.
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Edison
Gordon Carmen
Bob Sneers
Eddie Hutchison
Fred Isuntz
Sally Edes
Don Hawk
Rita Lynch
Los Anthe
Geles
Robert
Lynch
Bach
Keeler
Paul Ashby
Sail Arclery
Don Carmen
Nike
Spring St
Lakewood Blvd
Don Good
Man
Lynn
Hunsaker
Garden Grove
Torrance
Sansistant
Brucker Boasts of Strength at Washington Dinner
Secretary Brucker told about U S missiles that can shoot at anything in flight and reach high speed. He spoke at a dinner with about 100 directors of the General Federation of Women’s Activities.
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Washington
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Satellite Speeding Up Slowing Down Reds See
Reports from Moscow and London describe conflicting readings of the satellite’s motion. Experts including Krasovsky and Whipple discuss atmospheric density, potential disintegration, and the possibility of a long, stable orbit as observers await data analysis over coming months.
Lawyer Asks U N Declare Moon Neutral
An American lawyer urged the United Nations to declare the moon a free and independent autonomous area to prevent any nation from claiming it. Andrew G. Haley of Washington, D C, a space law specialist, warned current treaties could allow Russia to claim the moon if it strikes first. Col William Davis of the U S Air Force urged rapid U S space effort to match Soviet propaganda. Haley, elected president of the International Astronautical Federation, proposed the moon’s neutral status at the congress in Barcelona.
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Spain
United Nations
Andrew G. Haley
Washington, D.C
Russia
William Davis
L. S. Air Force Department of, Iscientific Research
U. S
Outer Space
Haley
International Astronautical Federation
Moon
Meach at the Huntington Hotel Long Beach
The Meach at the Huntington Hotel in Long Beach offers a block long dining and lodging space with private paths, new carpeting, writing desks, and daily maid service. Rooms feature meals at 24 50 per week per person, Virginia Mai dishes, and a brimming menu with beef, key items, and breakfast options. The hotel promotes public access to the chalda public and breakfast at 5e regular diners.
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Thirge Dinkue
Orean
Chalda
Frontier attack at Suponogudi frontier station
A band of armed men from India attacked the frontier customs station at Suponogudi in Portuguese Goa. The communique said no casualties occurred on either side.
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Lisbon
India
Suponogudi
Goa
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