Student Riots in Poland Ebb
Reported unrest in Warsaw levels after a night of clashes between police and students at Dugy crossroad near the Palace of Bucharest. Tear gas and clubs dispersed rioters, with about 20 civilians beaten. authorities labeled the event as hooliganism by a rioting group. Cardinal Stefan urged restraint while students seek reform through legal channels.
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Rhine-Carrvines
Dugy Crossroad
Stefan Cardinal
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Hals
Boy Injured In Shotgun Mishap Near Lawton
A hunting incident four miles south and six west of Lawton left a area boy named Bob Wood seriously injured when a shotgun discharged through his leg as he and a companion rode to a hunting site. Deputy Sheriff Ridgeway investigated after a Mayville hospital alert at 9:20 a.m. The youth was treated and reported in good condition. amputation was not required.
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Bob Wood
Lawton
Stupidity Blamed by Authority Expert Says Pentagon Stifled Army Moon
An authority warns the Pentagon blocked an Army Jupiter C plan to launch a satellite by insisting the Jupiter be treated as a missile. Levitt says the last rocket stage could have placed a satellite in orbit, potentially beating Russia to space.
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Army
Philadne Pula 8
LM. Levitt
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Inguard Roesetter
Levitt
Anverbil
United Fund Drive Opens Breakfast in Lawton
The Oklahoma City YMCA hosts a United Fund drive breakfast at 7:90 am in the main ballroom of Hotel Lawtonian. About 200 campaign workers gathered as nine local and six national agencies coordinate support for a $7,501 goal ending Nov. 8. Principal speaker Macleod urged generosity, noting gifts fund youth programs and community improvements, while drive chair Jack Carter thanked over 50 women’s club representatives.
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United Fund
Mai Macleod
General Socvy
Oklahoma City
YMCA
Tod
Hodel Lawtonian
Macleod
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AF Rocket Ready to Launch From Pacific Atoll
Washington reports the Air Force says Project Far Side rocket is ready to fire at any moment from Eniwetok Atoll. The balloon-supported stage will lift to 100,000 feet before booster ignition, aiming to reach up to 6,000 miles. Weather and other factors have delayed the late September plan but the launch remains a key research effort.
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Washington
Air Force
U S Scientists Track Soviet Satellite Path in Orbit
U S observers plot the Soviet satellite’s fairly circular orbit with a minimum height around 400 miles. Naval Lab spokesmen say readings are precise to a tenth of a second and signals flow to Washington via minitrade stations in Lima, Antofagasta, Santiago, Antigua, and San Diego. Three Russian visitors join U S scientists for talks on rocket and satellite programs as the object becomes visible in the continental United States within a week or ten days.
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Times Navel Research Laboratory
Washington
Hava
Naval Re Atel Laboratory
Navy
U.S
Pavp
Naval Laboratory
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A. A. Balgontavoy
Sergei M. Polokhev
A. M. Wasatskin
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South America
Kamen As
Lima
Peru
Antofagasta
Chile
Santiago
Antigua
British West Indies
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Calif
Fh Lrackers
Russians Reveal Part Of Satellite Launching Missile Circling Globe
Moscow radio announced that the final stage of the rocket that placed Russia’s satellite also circles the earth in a similar orbit while separated by about 1 000 kilometers. The claim followed reports of a new H-bomb test and Yon space achievements. Scientists suggested the orbiting rocket could be the third stage, raising questions about guided missile accuracy.
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Moscow Radio
Russia
Wyso
Des Allen Hynek
Richard EB. Meer
Smithsonia Astrophysical Laboratory
Cambhridge
Mass
Carlier
McCrosky
McCrasky
Alaska
Earth
Death penalty trial opens for Charles Pebeahsy in Cache
Jury qualified for the death penalty as 50 year old Charles William Pebeahsy stands trial for the strangulation death of his wife Darlene, 24, whose body was found in the driveway of the Pebeahsy home in Cache. Testimony described a possible struggle and a knot on the head, with investigators uncertain if death was from strangulation or a head blow.
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Charles Pebeahsy
Cache
Tom Sharrock Starr
Tov Tvial
Charles William Pebeahsy
Pebeahsy
Darlene
Gachedal
Lewis Davis
Joe
Marvin Cameron
Justice of
Someohe
Ache
Davis
Cameror
Orel Ridgeway
Calm Prevails As Negroes Return To Little Rock School
In Little Rock, calm returned as six Negro girls entered Central High School under light guard. Principal J W Matthews cleared the entrance of lounge clutter while armed escorts watched. Across the state, a burning cross symbolized Southern resistance, drawing attention to ongoing civil rights tensions.
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Little Rock
Ark
Conral High School
J. W. Matthews
Saaing
Central
Theodaore R. MeKeldin
Mary
Ariat Civ
Faubus
Roy Wilkins
Caccalive Secre
Fragmented Bulletin Describes Federal Action Context
A garbled bulletin references Gov Orval Hanus and federal action following a court ruling in a city, with unclear details about rooms and a potential case related to Rock's cure. The readable fragments name a state or local figure and imply intervention or oversight.
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More Rain Due Tonight In Lawton Weather Outlook
Lawton reports .26 inch of rain this morning after light showers. Forecasters expect scattered thunder showers this afternoon with a chance of more rain tonight. The statewide rain is unlikely to linger past Tuesday. Sunday’s high reached 84 degrees, with a low near 53 tonight and a forecast high around 77 tomorrow.
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Lawton
Arsenal Bought to Fight Troops in Union County
Union County sheriff L Harold Lamb and deputies were equipped with nine Browning sub machine guns and 1000 rounds of ammunition at a cost of 1000 dollars to guard against federal or other forces enforcing school integration. State Sen John D Long said the campaign will resist unlawful government action and that the county is prepared for any intrusion such as the Little Rock episode.
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Union County Sheriff's Department
L. Harold Lamb
John D. Long
Lamb
Union County
Little Rock
Ark
Tne
Vatsonal
Tie County
Braves Lead Yankees In Side Game Of 1957 World Series
Milwaukee Braves and New York Yankees were tied 1-1 after six innings at County Stadium in the World Series. Adcock drove in Mathews with a single in the sixth to put Milwaukee ahead.
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Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
County Stadium
Brave
Adcock
Mathews
Natives Suffer Laughing Death From Rare Disease
In Okana Hospital highlands of New Guinea about seventy natives are afflicted by kuru a rare fatal laughing illness. Officials report hysterical fits and progressive paralysis as victims near death. Discovery credited to American Dr Carleton Gajdusek while at the Hall Institute Melbourne.
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Australia
New Guinea
Okana Hospital
Macfarlane Burnet
Keilza Hall
aAn Okana Hospital
Armerican
Carleton Gaj
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