Test Moon Launching Planned For December U S
President Eisenhower announced the United States will launch a test satellite in December and a full instrumented satellite in March. He defended slow progress, praised Soviet success, and said the timetable aims to gather valuable data without rushing risks. Government officials noted the existing satellite remains in orbit, with observers debating its atmospheric status.
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Naval Research Laboratory
Humanities Talk Will Be Tuesday at KU
The first Kansas University Humanities Series lecture for 1957 will be open to the public. Dr. Rowse participates in an open conversation Monday and will speak Wednesday on The Use of History in Modern Society to members of the History Club and guests in the Pine Room Union.
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Soviet Moon Satellite To Carry Animals In Space
Pravda reports future Soviet moon missions will include animals on small rockets. Satellites are said to transmit temperature and space condition data by radio while observers track behavior and physiology. British scientists note potential loss of battery power may end radio signals soon, with optical and radar observations continuing.
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Ike Rejects Direct Red U S Talk
President Eisenhower rebuffed Khrushchev’s bid for direct U S Soviet talks to settle major issues. He left open a multination study of space missile control and noted Khrushchev’s interview with the New York Times in Moscow. Eisenhower recalled a prior suggestion that a visit by Soviet Defense Minister Zhivayov might help.
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Seattle
Georg Zinakov
Troopers at School Today as Students Take Exams
Central High School students faced six week tests amid the integration crisis. Officials note the strain on learning while 1,400 to 1,700 teens attend classes under tense conditions. A junior student mentions grades may reveal the crisis impact when next week results come in.
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Soviet Leader Warns of Fight or Talks Top Level Meeting
The New York Times reports Khrushchev seeks a high level U S Soviet conference to decide between fighting or parleying. Zhukov could join, with Eisenhower to meet. Reston notes diplomats expect disarmament talks after the U N Assembly while Washington hesitates. The Soviet satellite launch may prompt a new approach.
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Four Stage Rocket Being Tested for Space Flight
Birmingham report notes a four stage rocket tested at Redstone Arsenal in preparation for a hoped for 4009 mile space record. Described by staffer Steve Yates, the device resembles a caster and tabbed launch at Eniwatock Atoll.
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Larsen to Start for Yankees in Deciding Game
New York will likely send Don Larsen to the mound against the Milwaukee Braves in tomorrow's deciding game. Casey Stengel praised Whitey Ford as tough backing, while Hank Bauer homered and Stengel noted the Yankees tied the series at 3 games each.
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Yanks Tie World Series 3-3 With 3-2 Win
New York defeats Milwaukee 3-2 to even the World Series at three games apiece. Turley holds the Braves to four hits as Yogi Berra and Hank Bauer homer. Bauer’s go ahead shot comes after Hank Aaron ties the game in the seventh. Game seven set for tomorrow in New York before 61,406 fans.
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Old Pros Deliver Again in World Series Box Score
The box score notes a New York win over Milwaukee with Berra Torre Aaron Bauer among batters. Homerun highlights include Berra Torre Aaron Bauer, and key pitching by Turley and Buhl. Attendance listed at 61,408 with net receipts $40,665.7.
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Joyful Winners and Downcast Losers in World Series Battle
Lawrence optometrist Dale Sillix watches as the Yankees win 3-2 in a homer-filled game to tie the World Series. His sons Mike and Pat cheer, while the Miller family at 1250 Strong Ave follows on TV with Braves jackets, rooting for the other side amid tense tension.
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Journal-World
Bill Snead
Frost Warnings Bring Anti Freee Sale Boost At Stations
Frost warnings from the Weather Bureau spark early cold snap in Northeast Kansas with upper 30s planned and some 32 degree readings. Downtown Lawrence dropped from 66 to near 50 by afternoon, cold for September, while highs in the 50s are forecast Thursday across the region. A warming trend and dry spell ahead push temperatures toward normal ranges with no more rain expected for several days. Lawrence has recorded .42 inch of rain so far this month, about half the October average.
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Lawrence
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Ghana Envoy Invited To White House Breakfast
President Eisenhower invited K. A. Gbedemah Ghana finance minister to breakfast at the White House tomorrow. White House officials said the invitation aimed partly at a Dover Delaware incident where a restaurant refused service to Gbedemah due to color. Stock market index closes at 163.7 for 60 stocks.
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Missile program comes first Ike says US moon mission
President Eisenhower comments on the US space effort and missile program linking the satellite project to the 1950s plans. He notes no interference with military ballistic aims and credits Soviet and American scientists for advances while acknowledging uncertainty about the value of the achievement.
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U.S
Eisenhower cites Faubus role in Little Rock integration troubles
President Eisenhower indicated that Little Rock school integration troubles might not have arisen if Governor Faubus had not called out the National Guard. He noted other Arkansas integration efforts experienced no disturbances and expressed hopes for a settlement.
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Arkansas
Deadline set Oct 15 for Far East holiday mailings
Postmaster James Parsons announced a deadline of October 15 for mailing Christmas parcels to Armed Forces members in the Far East. Other cutoffs include Europe and Central America on November 10, Africa and the Near East on November 1, with surface mail ending November 20 and air mail by December 10. Packages should be boxed in sturdy materials and tightly cushioned, with strict size and weight limits and guidance to check with the postmaster before mailing.
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City Commission briefed on growth and utilities plans
City commissioners met for a short session and reviewed growth related utility issues, airport expansion, gas rates study, parking lot projects and land purchases. Officials expect FAA clearance for a $100000 municipal airport expansion soon and plan bid openings later this month.
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Weather forecast notes frost in northeast area
Frost possible tonight in the northeast with colder stay and frost. Thursday expected fair and cool, with lows around 36 to 46 and highs in the 50s. Five day outlook shows temperatures 3 to 6 degrees above normal in Kansas with a slow warming trend and no significant precipitation. U.S. observations listed for several stations including Havre and Kansas City.
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