US rejects Khrushchev space missile control proposal
The State Department rejected Nikita Khrushchev’s call for U S Soviet agreement to internationally control space missiles. It said any such step must be part of a broad disarmament package and noted a London proposal by the four nations to ensure space missiles are used only for peaceful and scientific purposes. Jameson Parker stated the U S stance firmly.
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Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Britain
France
Canadas
London
Jameson Parker
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Russia
China
Communist Party Central Committee
Reston
Parker
Soldiers Guard Central High as Integration Week Continues
Federal troops enter a third week at Central High School in Rock, Arkansas escorting nine Negro students into integrated classes amid a tense scene with about 100 white protesters outside. Gov. Faubus accused troops of invading girls dressing rooms, a claim the White House and Army deny as unfounded. fortifications remain to ensure smooth moves between classes.
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Army
Arnold Sikes
Faubus
Sikes
Farbus
Central High Inns
Arkansas
Anave
Edwin A. Walker
James C. Hagerty
Walker
Hagerty
Gover
Navy says Reds could wipe out any fixed base
The Navy credited Russia with possession of intermediate range ballistic missiles able to hit virtually every fixed Allied base in Western Europe. Capt Miller said the Soviet IRBM capability threatens bases within 1,500 miles of Soviet sites, while the Navy argues mobility of ships reduces overall risk.
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Navy
Washington
Russia
Europe
National Security Industrial Assny
U.S. Army
Air Force
U.S
Stock Market Index Closes at 60-Stock Average
The closing average for 60 stocks stands at 163.5, down 0.8 points. The index marks a new 1957 low as trading ends, reflecting broad market weakness and renewed selling pressure across major issues.
Buhl and Turley Named For Sixth World Series Game
New York briefs say Milwaukee pitcher Bob Buhl will start game six for the Braves while Warren Spahn rests with fever symptoms. New York’s Bob Turley is set as the Yankees’ mound choice after yesterday’s 12-3 win. Spahn’s availability for the seventh game remains uncertain amid groin pull concerns for Red Schoendienst. Johnny Bucks was hospitalized with an undetermined illness for the Yankees.
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New York
Bob Buhl
Milwaukee Braves
Fred Haney
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Haney
Yankees
Johnny Bucks
Casey Stengel
Bob Turley
US scientists discuss satellite spying in IGY effort
At Naval Research Laboratory experts lament slow Soviet cooperation while planning to track Sputnik with nine Minitrack stations and amateur radio operators aiding the effort. The aim is to fix Sputnik's path and share data with IGY participants, including Russia, as soon as possible.
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U.S
Russia
Moscow
Mefi
Naval Research Laboratory
North
South America
Vanguard
Sputnik
Senator Seeks Top Coordination on Missile Plan
Senator Mansfield urged top coordination to curb interservice rivalry and waste in separate navy and air force missile programs. He said Soviets now lead in ICBMs and space, urging a public Senate hearing as inquiries rise after Russia’s moon success. Russell requested a defense staff inquiry into why the U S lags in satellites and ICBMs.
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A -Am
Mansfield
Maansfield S
Manafieli
Russia
Congress
Sen
Ervin
D-Nc
Senate Armed Services Committee
White House
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Military Committee
Winder
Defense Preparedness Subcommittee
Sen. Johnson
D-Tex
Kennedy to Talk For Convocation at KU Nov 7
Kansas University announces junior senator John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts will address a convocation on November 7. Kennedy, 40, rose to national prominence in the 1950s with Profiles in Courage and a near miss for the Democratic vice presidential nomination in 1956. He has served in the U S Senate since 1952 after earlier terms in the House.
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John F. Kennedy
United States
Massachusetts
Kansas University
Franklin ID. Murphy
Sen. Kennedy
Kennedy
New York Times
London School of Reaunomics
U.S. Ambassa
U.S
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Henry C. Lodge Jr
Security Council
Dodgers to relocate to Los Angeles in 1958
Brooklyn Dodgers owner Walter O'Malley announced the team will move to Los Angeles in 1958. This confirms a historic franchise relocation with the team leaving Brooklyn for a West Coast home.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Los Angeles
Walter O'Malley
Weather Turns Chilly With Showers End Long Dry Spell
Lawrence sees a return of showers ending a 17 day dry period. KU station logs 0.38 inches this afternoon, with light drizzle at 2 pm. Forecasts call for occasional rain through Wednesday and nightly lows in the 40s, highs near 60s, with normal October rainfall expected.
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Lawrence
Shyam Whatla
Weather Bureau
Dow
Governor Docking Considers Tax on Consumer Loan Firms
Governor Gorge Docking indicated he is considering a tax on the gross profits of consumer loan firms. He noted the firms enjoy a special privilege under current law allowing up to six percent interest. He wants further study and doubts legislative passage, though an alternative could be lowering the maximum interest rate these firms may charge.
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Gorge Docking
Docking
Satellite satellite blamed for reentry over Germany
A German scientist at Max Planck Institute said the Soviet satellite appears to be at low altitude and may disintegrate in the atmosphere tonight. The lack of signals and contact with denser air suggests heating and breakup as it reenters.
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Ravenburg
Germany
Hans Wart Paeteold
Toni Max Planck Scientifie
Insta
Padzold
Charges to Be Made Against 8 Topekans For LHS Paint Job
Eight Topeka youths face charges for defacing Lawrence High School property in a paint job linked to a football game, with County Attorney Wayne Algitan stating charges will be filed this week. Names include Timothy Tenderson and Marion Wortin among others. police from Lawrence and Topeka cooperated in the investigation.
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Eiebt
Liespeka High
Wayne Algitan
Lawrence Sshaut
Wis
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Timohty Mark Tenderson
Marion Wortin
Percy
James J. Baer
Ws World de Die Right
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Gary Dein Steele
Theb McCartery
Steve Wilpon
Lawrence
Topeka
Taie
Sehnat
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Phesaid
Neal Wherry
Wherry
Hind
Schol
Wolfe
Tansienee
Topeki U High School
Ray Wright
Unclear Parents Day Weekend Event and Local Mentions
Fragments describe Parents Day as a dread event with scattered references to eateries, places, people, and various odd phrases. The garbled OCR includes numerous names, places like Detroit and New York, dates, and random terms, lacking a coherent news item or outcome.
U S Sees Moon Mission Path Plans by American Scientists
Forty American scientists state they have plotted the Russian satellite's course and can forecast its trajectory weeks or months ahead. They note progress is incremental and not instant.
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Washington
TV Show Brings Million-Dollar Cast To One Boy
A Hollywood TV special beams a star-studded birthday party for Little Boy Blue, a nine year old with muscular dystrophy in Lakeville Massachusetts. Jerry Lewis and NBC RCA join in a closed circuit event featuring Eddie Fisher Cantor and other entertainers to lift the boy’s spirits and mark a possible recovery milestone.
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Boy Blue
Lakeville
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Jerry Lewis
Jerry
Nationalairman
David Sarnoff
Nbc-Rca
NBC
Burbank
Calif
Little Boy Blue
Will Bei Lewis
Eddie Fisher
Eddie Cantor
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Hugh
Myatt Earp O'Brian
Jim
Gunamoke
Arness
Weather Forecast Doomed By Clouds And Rain Threats
The report warns of cloudy conditions with periods of rain and possible drizzle during the day. Temperatures will stay cool with a light southwest wind and a high around the mid teens.
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