Explorer II likely failed to reach orbit says rocket expert
Rocket expert states Explorer II probably did not achieve orbital velocity after a Redstone launch from Cape Canaveral. The Jupiter C final stage failed to ignite, delaying confirmation and prompting Navy minitrack stations to conclude the satellite did not reach a true orbit. President Eisenhower expressed mixed feelings about the launch outcome.
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Cape Canaveral. Fla
Redstone
Jet Sree Laboratory
Pasadena
JPL
Navy
Naval Re Aearch Laboratory
Vanguard
Army
Grand Turk
Taland
Antigua Island
Caribbean
Leonard M. Orman
Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhowr
Mountain moved by atom under desert Nevada
Newsmen witnessed the inside of a mountain tunnel at the Atomic Energy Commission site near the Nevada test area. The Sept blast shook the ridge six inches, revealing a chamber 2,000 feet long with drilled holes at its end. Radiation was contained, preventing human entry for at least a century.
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Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
U S Sabre Jet and pilots downed near Korean line
An American Sabre jet was shot down near the truce line in Korea as a second Sabre reported witnessing a crash and a parachute near the Communist side. The incident occurred during a low level mission about six miles northeast of Seoul. Twenty four passengers from a hijacked South Korean airliner and two pilots were released, while the two American pilots’ identities were withheld pending investigation. Willis P. Hobbs and Lt. Col. How ard W. McClellan appeared in good health aboard a U N bus after the exchanges at Panmunjom.
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USAN
Korea
Air Force
Seoul
South Korea
Air
Panmunjom
U. N
Willis P. Hobbs
Vallejo
Calif
Howard W. McClellan
Buchanan, Mich
Deer Crashes Through Window While Builders Work
In Schenectady New York Matt Brachen and two colleagues held a large glass pane ready for installation when a deer rushed up the sidewalk. The animal circled the pane and smashed into a 5 by 6 foot storefront window. the deer fled bleeding, continuing on its way.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Matt Brachen
Divers Race To Reach Trapped Men In Montreal Dam Collapse
In Montreal, divers and frogmen mobilized to recover bodies from a collapsed cofferdam beneath the Rivieres des Prairies. Officials blamed the disaster on a buckled beam as 11 to 18 men were believed dead. Two or three escaped, and rescues followed as ice and swift current hampered efforts.
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Montreal
Que
Rivieres Des Praias
Rivieres Des Prairies
Laurent Theoret
Theoret
Dufresne
Titan ICBM propulsion test successful at Martin plant
A Titan intercontinental ballistic missile propulsion test at Martin Co.'s foothills plant under an Air Force contract of 358 million dollars was completed. Spokesmen called the short captive test successful and said further tests would follow.
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Denver
United States
Martin Co
Martin
Foothills
Air Force
Unclear Quote Prompt Conflates Poets and Descriptions
A fragmented passage compares Longfellow to Henry Wadsworth Von Braunle and an Explorer launch. The text ponders shooting an arrow or explorer into the air and not finding where it landed, mixing literary and possible biographical names without concrete events.
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Longfellow
Henry Wadsworth
von Braunle
New Language Arts Concentration at KU for Teachers
Kansas University announces a new Language Arts Concentration to train junior and senior high school teachers in English speech and journalism. The program offers four options totaling 48 semester hours, including an English Concentration and specialized tracks in theater drama public speaking and journalism.
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Kansas University
Kenneth Anderson
KU Education School
Dean Anderson
Midwest
Oscar M. Haugh
Kansas Association of Teachers of English
Haugh
William Albrecht
William Conboy
Burton W. Marvin
Kim Giffin
Lewin Goff
U S Ambassador Jones Says US Won’t Intervene in Indonesia
In Jakarta U S Ambassador Howard P Jones declares no intention of intervening in Indonesia’s internal affairs. He arrives with a personal message from President Eisenhower to President Sukarno. Jones succeeds John M Alison as ambassador. Meanwhile in Washington Bob Hope is set to receive a visa to visit the Soviet Union with an embassy attache noting clearance within about two weeks.
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Jakarta
U.S
Howard P. Jones
Indonesia
Eisenhower
Sukarno
Jones
John M. Alison
Washington
Bob Hope
Soviet Union
Menshikov
Bulgarin
United States
Russia
U.N. Disarmament Commisson
United Nations Security Council
Bulganin Sends New Note to Eisenhower Talks
The United States said Soviet terms for a presummit foreign ministers conference were unacceptable and urged a U S note to Moscow. Bulganin sent a new message to President Eisenhower as Menshikov spoke at the National Press Club urging a summit to ease tensions piece by piece.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Bulganin
Eisenhower
National Press Club
Mikhail Menshikov
Iet
Coun
Dulles
Menshikov
State Department
U. S
Moscow
Lincoln White
Department Press
Grace's Doctor Arrives in Monte Carlo Crisis
Dr Pierre Hervet arrived at the Monacan royal palace to assist the birth of Princess Grace and Prince Rainier's second child. The Paris specialist, who delivered Princess Caroline, expects the baby between the 10th and 15th, closer to the 15th.
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Monte Carlo
Pierre
Hervet
Monacan Royal Palace
Grace
Prince Rainier
Paris
Caroline
Senators Move to Block Farm Price Cut Measures
Senate Agriculture Committee approved bills to keep farm price supports and planting allotments at or above last year’s levels, blocking anticipated reductions by Secretary Benson. House subcommittee backed dairy support retention at 3.25 per 100 pounds for two years. The panel also approved resolutions to freeze acreage and price supports not below 1957 levels for major crops and dairy products. Ellender said the plan aims to halt cuts pending broader farm legislation.
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Washington
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Ellender
D-La
Capitol
House
Abernathy
D-Miss
Agriculture Secretary
Congress
White House
Senate Agriculture Committee
President Disability Issue Tangles Eisenhower Rayburn Rift
Washington reports Eisenhower may need House Speaker Rayburn to back a plan on presidential disability. Senate support grows for a constitutional amendment endorsed by Eisenhower and Atty. Gen. Rogers, but Johnson delays action. Rayburn opposes needing an amendment and proposes existing law. The arrangement envisions Nixon acting as president if Ike is incapacitated, then returning to the vice presidency when Ike recovers.
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Eisenhower
House
Rayburn
Dtex
Senate
Isenhower
Atty
Rogers
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Nixon
Mat
Congress
Rovers
Wet Spell Hampers Douglas County Rural Roads
Douglas County township roads are nearly impassable as a wet spell persists. County Engineer Lawrence D. Rice says little can be done until dryness returns, with roads breaking on hard surfaced sections and sinks forming on rock faced areas. Crews focus on filling soft spots that keep reappearing, while 180 miles of county and 640 miles of township roads strain under the springlike saturation. School buses have bogged down and farmers report access issues as officials battle recurring pooling.
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Douglas County
Lawrence D
Casey) Rice
Rice
Garment Strike Enters Second Day Across Nine States
New York area reports show more than 10500 garment workers on strike for wage and contract terms. Union official Julius Hochman notes 100 percent effectiveness with 50 non union dressmakers joining in, plus 25000 in related fields idled. The walkout affects about 72 percent of U S dress production across several states.
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New York
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Julius Hochman
New York State
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rhode Iseland
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
Docking May Call Special Session On Budget Rescue
Topeka Governor George Docking plans a possible special legislative session next week to craft a workable revenue plan after a deadlocked budget session. Budget Director James Bibb warned Kansas must raise revenue to preserve essential services, reporting the state cannot maintain operations otherwise.
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Topeka
George Docking
Docking
James Bibb
Nashville
Tenn
Bibb
Loneski Doubtful for Kansas State clash amid injuries
Junior guard Bob Billings is back and slated to start for Kansas against Kansas State. Forward Ron Loneski is listed as doubtful with a sprained ankle after missing practice. If Loneski sits, Al Donahue and Monte Johnson would take the forward spots.
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Loneski
Kansas State
Billings
Juninor
Bob Billings
Kansas
Ron Loneski
Fi H
KU Cnach
Dirk Harp
Manhattan
al Donaghue
K-State
Donahue
Monte Johnson
Kansas State Today
Jack Parr
Hayden Abbott
Don Matuszak
Kansas City
Expected Storm Dashes Hope Of Weather Change
Storms forecast for Kansas threaten to prolong damp, muddy conditions. Local readings ranged 47 Wednesday, 36 overnight, 38 by 2 p.m. with more rain and a .15 moisture total. Last year’s dry spell gave way to heavy rains in spring, but this year fields are too muddy for farming and gardening. Livestock losses were limited by warnings. winter wheat and other crops stand to benefit from the moisture. Weather outlook remains unsettled with continued rain or snow.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Sorvier
Wido
Weather forecast fragment for Friday and night
Weather notes show cloudy conditions through Friday with little temperature change. Low temperatures around the upper 30s and highs near the 40s. Additional lines are garbled and unreadable.
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