Space experts begin IGY talks on satellites and rockets
Space and rocket scientists from the United States and Soviet Union began four days of formal reports and face to face discussions in Moscow. The IGY conference gathers scientists from over 60 nations to study earth and sun effects. Dr. Fred Whipple reported that air at high altitudes is far denser than previously thought, with five times more air at 140 miles and twenty times more at 250 miles.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
Committee For the International
IGY
Fred Whipple
Smithsonian Astrophysical Laboratory
Cambridge
Mass
U. SS
Earth
Knowland Controls In California
California Republicans at their state convention adopted a new labor platform and elected George W. Milias Jr. state chairman as Sen. William F. Knowland pressed for a statewide series of debates. Gov. Goodwin Knight challenged the union shop plank while Atty. Gen. Ed Brown opposed Knowland on several points.
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Morrie Landsberg
Sacramento
Calif
California
William F. Knowland
Goodwin Knight
George W. Milias Jr
Knowland
Atty
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Knight
U.S
Atlas tests herald first fully powered launch success
Cape Canaveral reports a fully powered Atlas完成 a flawless launch, advancing the ICBM program by 6 to 12 months. The 81-foot missile reached 15,000 mph, hit a precise South Atlantic impact area, and covered about 2,500 miles as Convair Astronautics officials praised the performance.
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Cape Canaveral Fla
B. G. MacNabb
Convair Astronautics
MacNabb
Atlantic
Cape
Bull's-Eye
South Atlantic
Governor Knight clash over right to work and crime rate
In a Republican State Central Committee scene, Knowland attacks Brown as politically dishonest over crime rise and alleged mob influence while Brown accuses Knowland of the big lie. Brown defends law enforcement amid mob infiltration fears. In Indianapolis, Minnie Nicholas faces murder charges in the death of Forrest Teel, Lilly executive vice president, after a shooting and a reported love affair.
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Knowland
GOP
Brown
Republican State Central Committee
California
Indianapolis
Minnie B
Connie) Nicholas
Charles W. Symmes
Forrest Teel
Eli Lilly & Co
Symmes
Teel
Laura Mowrer
Lilly Company
Nicholas
Cooling In Italy Hits Northern Regions Relief After Heat Wave
Rome AP reports cool breezes and fresh rains eased northern Italy after three days of scorching heat that caused at least 21 deaths from sun stroke and heat exhaustion.
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Rome
Italy
Pineapple juice contains sleeping pills tied to shooting case
A woman told police she drank pineapple juice laced with 75 sleeping pills before a shooting and was found unconscious in her car hours later. A political group opposing Williams says the administration is controlled by Reuther as they pursue a socialist shift, while Williams supporters dismiss them as patronage seekers. They contend club candidates may attract cross party primary voters from Republicans.
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Reuther
Williams
Michigan Primaries Tomorrow
Michigan voters brace for tomorrow's primaries with quiet statewide contests and active races for city, county, and district seats. Republican slate unopposed for governor and lieutenant governor, while Democrats field candidates for all three statewide offices.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Paul D. Bagwell
Michigan State University
Charles E. Potter
Donald A. Brown
Royal Oak
G. Mennen Williams
William L. Johnson
Ironwood
Upper Peninsula
Trace
Goy. Philiph A. Hart
Homer Martin
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
John B. Swainson
Michael T.mohardt
Detroit
Johnson, Martin
Mohardt
Democratic Club of Michigan, Inc
Poetic Justice on Tucson Street Slap Leads to Citations
In Tucson Arizona a mother guiding her daughter crossed a downtown street between parked cars. A patrolman cited the mother for jaywalking stating they crossed mid block. The incident ended with a warning rather than a larger dispute.
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Tucson
Ariz. WY
Boye Clark
Margaret Takes Rest In Canada
Princess Margaret takes two days off during a Canadian tour and relaxes at Harrington Lake Lodge in the Gatineau Hills near Ottawa. A press officer says no visitors are expected, and there is no visit by John Turner. She attends church with Governor General Vincent Massey and later travels to Hull and Montreal for more touring.
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Ottawa
Margaret
Harrington Lake Lodge
Gatineau Hills
John Turner
Montreal
Vancouver
Government House
Vincent Massey
Hull
Que
Newest Yank Jets In Formosa
TAPES Formosa AP American command says F1000 Super Sabres deployed in Formosa for routine training from the Philippines. It denies link to pressure for Chiang Kai shek to receive late model planes. Aircraft also stationed in Japan and Okinawa.
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Formosa
Chiang Kaishek
Philippines
Japan
Okinawa
Red Faced PC Needs Stamps Amid Stamp Shortage
A U S spokesman said the stamp run was caused by new higher rates and the main station ran out of 1 and 4 cent stamps last night. The department expects a swift remedy. Colgate claims first football win 19 14 at Syracuse.
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Colgates
Washington
Syracuse
U. S. Post Office
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