U S Postpones Two Space Probes Set For Venus
NASA postponed three space shots including two Venus probes and an earth satellite due to engineering delays. The Venus missions were slated for June with one to approach and pass Venus and another to place a spacecraft in orbit around the planet. The high earth satellite would have reached 30,000 miles at its peak, looping back within 250 miles of Earth each orbit. Delays push the Venus schedule to mid January 1961 and the other mission to an April launch.
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Milk debate: iron in babies diet questioned
Bedford Pennsylvania AP report cites Dr Edward Reisner a New York blood specialist stating milk is low in iron a problem for infants in first six months He urges iron rich foods meat juices eggs and vegetables and if needed iron injections He also notes Poison Control Centers success discussed by Dr Edward Press of New York at the annual scientific assembly
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Edward H. Reisner
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Godfrey in Excellent Condition After Lung Cancer Operation
Arthur Godfrey remained in excellent condition at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after a five hour operation to remove part of his left lung. A 7 am hospital bulletin said he spent a comfortable night and his pulse and blood pressure were stable. His wife Mary, secretary, lawyer and family physician visited as he recovered.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Godfrey
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Derby field trimmed by scratch of Calumet's On-and-On
Calumet Farm’s On-and-On is scratched from the 85th Kentucky Derby field. Trainer Jimmy Jones said the colt isn’t up to the race’s pace and will run instead in a six furlong event. The Derby remains with 17 starters and a $163,750 gross prize.
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Jim' ‘My. Jones
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Senate censure talk on Morse seen unlikely
In Washington the chance of a Senate censure of Sen. Wayne Morse for inquiring about Mrs. Luce's psychiatric treatment appeared remote. Sen. Homer Capehart floated a resolution for reprimand, but many Democrats dismissed it as part of the feud between Morse and Capehart. Morse said he would welcome a Senate verdict and Capehart criticized Morse as irresponsible after Morse spoke to Dr. Michael Rosen about the elder Rosenbluth.
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D-Ore
Homer Capehart
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Capehart
Indiana
Oregon
Michael Rosen
Birth of
Talks At Paris On Berlin Genev a Negotiations
GETTYSBURG Pa AP Secretary of State Christian A Herter flew back today from Western strategy talks in Paris and promptly reported to President Eisenhower on Western foreign ministers plans for negotiations with the Soviet Union at Geneva Switzerland on German problems. He said Paris talks with Britain France and West Germany had been very successful in determining the Western position for Geneva starting May 11. He noted progress if the Soviet Union shows a genuine desire to negotiate and was asked whether complete agreement had been reached.
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Eisenhower
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Beyer Resident Fined After Parking Violations and Jail Conversation
Indiana Borough Police report Jesse Taccone, 20, Beyer, failed to respond to two parking tickets, leading to notice served. He then tried to talk to a friend in Indiana County Jail through a window, prompting Patrolman McAdoo to confine him. Taccone posted an $18 forfeit pending a hearing.
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Jesse Taccone
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Indiana County
Charles R. McAdoo Jr
Indiana County United Fund Charter Meeting Planned
Community leaders from across Indiana County are invited to a charter meeting Monday May 11 at 8 15 p m at Rustic Lodge to organize an Indiana County United Fund The session aims to pool funds and reduce multiple drives with participation from Blairsville Homer City Indiana Plumville Saltsburg and other areas The speaker will be Dr Ralph W Huntsman vice president of the Jeannette United Fund and a past ministerial leader in the region The meeting seeks to inform officials about the fund and gauge county support for consolidated fund efforts
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Steelworkers chair calls inflation claim a Madison Avenue trick
David J. McDonald of the Steelworkers union branded the industry argument that higher wages cause inflation as a Madison Avenue trick. After two days of Wage Policy Committee meetings, the group approved demands for a substantial wage raise and fringe benefits as they prepare for contract talks with 12 steel firms. The current three year contract expires June 30. steel wages average $3.03 per hour and steel prices run about $150 per ton.
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Two Named People Hear Case Over Illegal State Aid
William Mardis and Isabelle Voorhies appeared before Justice A. M. Cox to answer for $209.02 in funds received from the Pennsylvania Department of Public Assistance during March and April 1957. They were ordered to restitution and a $1 fine, with a 30 day jail sentence suspended on payment.
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William Mardis
Isabelle Voorhies
Homer City
New Alexandria
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Justice of the Peace
A. M. Cox
Reading Co recalls 187 more furloughed workers
Recall expands freight car maintenance program at Reading and St. Clair shops in Pennsylvania. The Reading Co previously recalled 118 men at the same shops on April 1, reflecting ongoing workforce expansion.
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Philadelphia
Reading Co
Reading
St. Clair
Hillwood City Wins From Steel Plant Expansion
The U S Steel Corp announces a major expansion at its National Tube Division plant in Ellwood City Pennsylvania nearly doubling stainless steel tubing capacity. Construction starts immediately and is expected to create jobs for Ellwood City residents as the project advances, reversing fears from 1946 of closure.
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Pennsylvania
Hillwood City
U. S. Steel Corp
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Ellwood City
Pa Highway Hiring Policy Quiz Questioned
Rep Francis Worley says the Legislature should scrutinize State Highways hiring before 1969-70 spending requests. He cites an unnamed Democratic worker alleging Adams County payroll rose from 64 to 80 since 1955 and wage costs increased from 98.40 to 123.60 per hour. Secretary Park H. Martin denies hiring new workers since austerity cuts were announced.
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Francis Worley
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Worley
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Park H. Martin
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State Jobless Claims Drop in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's unemployment compensation claims for the week ended April 24 fell below the prior week. Continued and new claims totaled 246,867, down from 258,494. Labor and Industry Secretary William L. Batt Jr. attributed the drop to recalls in construction, glass, primary metals, and electrical machinery plants. Greek Easter Dance Sunday night from 7 to ? Slovak Club, Clymer.
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Pennsylvania
Labor and Industry Department
William L. Batt Jr
Labor and Industry
Panama Seizes 87 Cuban Invaders in Capital Crowding
Cuban incursion ends with 87 prisoners marched to Panama City jails, one a woman, after surrender near Nombre de Dios. Government considers court actions, embassy seeking leniency. two ships believed diverted, OAS mission monitors.
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Roberts Studio Closed By Police In Anderson Indiana
The Roberts Studio of Anderson Indiana was shut down by local police for operating without a borough permit in a hotel. Officials say the studio will be allowed to return next Friday to complete business after securing the proper permit. The closure occurred about 4 30 p m and concerns followed inquiries about the lack of authorization. V F W dance tonight Saturday tia
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