Moon Shot Timetable Remains Undetermined At Cape
Cape Canaveral air activity hints at a possible moon rocket launch as August four-day window aligns with optimum positions. Air Force officials avoid dates or success odds while noting countdown risks could delay up to a month. A Thor Vanguard rocket carries instruments for lunar distance and far side imaging, with a 2.6 day flight if launched.
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Noel Martin Picks Nebraska to Join Soon
Noel Martin 17, a standout halfback from Clay Center High School, has accepted an athletic scholarship to the University of Nebraska. At 190 pounds, he starred in all-state honors and all-star games in Memphis and Hershey, helped Clay Center to undefeated seasons in 1957 and 1958, scored 20 touchdowns and 1,229 rushing yards in nine games last season, and also excelled in track as a sprinter and shot putter.
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Memphis
Tenn
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Moon Rocket May Answer Questions On The Moon
The Air Force aims a camera-equipped rocket toward the moon to probe mysteries of the far side and craters rays and possible lunar life. Experts discuss whether the opposite hemisphere resembles Earth and whether the moon has a thin atmosphere or vegetation.
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Associated Press
Air Force
Space
Pacific Ocean
Earth
Teamsters to obey court order on Brennan ouster
The general counsel said the Teamsters will comply with a monitors order to suspend Vice President Owen Brennan from office. Edward Bennett Williams noted he will study the order with James Hoffa beforecommenting fully. Monitors set August 25 as the deadline to charge Brennan with misappropriation of union funds and asked Hoffa be disqualified from proceedings.
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Fapj
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Teamster
Owen Bert Brennan
Atty
Edward Bennett Williams
James R. Hoffa
Brennan
Hoffa
Arrest Is Easy Ends With Danish Seaman Returned
Danish seaman Henning Jorgensen, 17, jumped ship in Savannah. Immigration officers, led by Investigator Wayne Payne, tracked him to Houston as the Anita Dan docked. He was returned aboard the vessel with no trouble to the Immigration Service.
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Savannah
Immigration Service
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Wayne Payne
Anita Dan
Houston
22 Persons Die In Plane Crash Near Nantucket
A Northeast Airlines Convair crash near Nantucket Airport killed 22 of 34 aboard, including Gordon Down former Atomic Energy Commission chair and Harvey Schwamm. The crew perished. a 14 year old Nantucket girl died. a 2 year old survived. Rescue efforts drew staff from Nantucket Martha’s Vineyard and Boston.
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Lillian
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Robert Young
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Boston
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Shannon
Ireland
Russians Develop New Air Weapon In War of Noise
Washington AP A Soviet jamming program now operates about 400 stations to block Western broadcasts, with code names for each jamming site. U S officials say the effort aims to shield Russians from outside news, while Moscow seeks to control what its citizens hear. The cost to run the jammers is estimated above 100 million dollars yearly, reflecting large scale interference.
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Eisenhower Plants Early Golf Round at Gettysburg Club
President Eisenhower began an early round at Gettysburg Country Club with his son John an Army major and three regular golfing friends arriving from his nearby farm. The outing appears relaxed and routine as winter weather lingers and play proceeds.
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Rain Drenches City In 2.55 Inch Downpour
Lawrence logged a 2.55 inch storm this morning halting traffic and flooding intersections. The system, the second heavy rain of the month, followed by a 2.59 inch total the day before, boosted August rainfall while easing soil dryness for farmers and easing street cracks. No homes reported damage although several roads were briefly overwhelmed by runoff and sewer overflows. The forecast calls for continued clouds, with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms.
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Kooelack
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Tal
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Innes
Furenesen
Kansas
Wally
Nomination Confirmed for Barbara Gunderson to Civil Service Post
Washington AP reports Barbara Kates Gunderson of Seth Dakota was confirmed by voice vote to a $20,000 a year Civil Service commissioner post. The nomination cleared early in the day with few dissenters, but a dispute quickly arose over her appointment as Senate action followed the vote.
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Barbara Kates Gunderson
Seth Dakota
Senate
FBI Nab Suspect in Extortion Plot Against Millionaire Family
FBI agents arrested Casey, accused of orchestrating a $350000 extortion plot against Leon Beeghly and his son Charles of Jones & Laughlin Steel. The target, a mansion owner in Boardman, planned to meet on the Obie Turnpike near Youngstown with notes and a hoped delivery of money, as Casey claimed no clear motive beyond wealth. The case involved statements by Beeghly and an upcoming appearance before a US commissioner on federal extortion charges.
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Obie Turnpike
Youngsuch
Charles M. Beephly
Jones & Laughlin Sted Corp
John T. By Tiren
Casey
Serzerd
AL Murphy
Beeghly
Leon Beeghly
Boardman
Fair Features Fiddler Event and Talent Contest
The Douglas County Fair showcases an open talent show and an Ole Siddllers contest tonight with judging hampered by rain. Over 1,000 attendees witness high livestock and dairy activity as entries exceed previous years, with grand and reserve champions named in beef cattle, cattle, and sheep divisions. Weather could boost tonight’s crowds as Friday’s program highlights professional entertainment and a looming finale.
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Doulas County Fair
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Max Wahamaier
Daiy Iit
Richard Ice
Herford
Lyle
Jerry Fee
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Baldwin
Charles Brink
Jobless Total At New Law for Year
The Labor Department reports insured unemployment dropped to 2,342,100 for the week ended Aug. 2, the lowest level since Christmas of last year. Recalls in vacation-affected plants and new hirings in seasonal sectors reduced claims, though new unemployment claims rose by 6,400 to about 2,500 for the week ended Aug. 2.
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Waslington
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Weather and temperature summaries for multiple U.S. cities
The weather section reports cloudy and rainy conditions in northeast Kansas with showers and thunderstorms tonight and Sunday, lows around 80 and highs near 85 to 90. Additional city readings show clear or cloudy skies in Albuquerque 96, Chicago 65, Los Angeles 82, Miami 89, New York 65, Oklahoma City 73, Portland 87, Seattle 85, and other locales. vacation packing reminder ads ask readers to contact their Journal-World carrier.
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