Satellite satellite 18 pounder aims for Earth orbit
Reports from Washington and Moscow discuss Soviet progress in launching an artificial satellite. Soviet officials claim an orbit fixed while American scientists assess potential military value. First sighting came from Alaska with observers noting an orange spark moving briefly across the sky.
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Russia
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Marc Radin
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Loni
York
Wash
Alaska
Gar
Sishling
Talinn
Tevia
Iwilishi
Conemazen
Denmark
Atenite
Stirline
Fire Kills Man in Oklahoma City, Officials Say
A fatal blaze in Oklahoma City claimed the life of Gomer Elvin Hassons as investigators identify him at the scene. Authorities from the department confirm the victim and note the fire's cause is under review.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Gomer
Elvin Hassons
Sportsmen Win Garys Approval On Wildlife Ideas
Raymond Gare approved most recommendations from a sportsmen group at a Wildlife Department meeting with the Wildlife Commission. The dispute centers on politics and legislative influence, with calls for a separate purchasing agency and a personnel system overhaul, while public hearings on policy changes were urged.
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Raymond Gare
Wildlife Department
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Wildlife
Clarence Bityoh
Tratheir
Prishama Ouedoor Council
Townsend
Stilwa
Svocamracnard
Tureh
Gary
Olack
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Oklahoma City Patrol Fines Five For Traffic Violations
Highway Patrol officers on C S Highway 77 issued multiple tickets in a single day in Oklahoma City. Ab Hamilton, pilot of a tan patrol airplane, cited violations. Sixty-one fines covered speeding following closely and related infractions.
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Oklahoma City
Highway Patrol
Ab Hamilton
Suspect Arrested After Fire Kills 3 in Missouri
A man is jailed in Taua Asa Missouri after a deadly blaze killed three people. Investigators say the suspect started the fire by striking a match on a folder while playing cards in a house. Police allege arson and are probing motive and connections to the victims.
Funeral Rites at Stoneburg and Elgin for Local Notables
The Stoneburg area held funeral services for Oscar P. Abisins and Frank C. What, with rites at Bellevue Baptist and nearby Highland Cemetery conducted by pastors from local churches. Survivors include family members from Bowie and Lawton, with honorary bearers named. Elgin also observed services for Charlie Neal who died at his son's home. The notices reflect a string of local obituaries across Texas communities with burial arrangements in Highland and regional cemeteries under several funeral homes' direction.
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Tex
Tess Miller
Bellevue
Deoxy
Oscar P. Abisins
Tai
Lawret
Ed hyiRev
BEW
Weston
Stoneburs
Baptist Whureh
Servis
Oakhill
Slaneburg
Will
Tom
Bob
Wade Roland
Bowie
Fes
Thaymatid Bleary
Walter Smith
Emeleny
Charley Conley
3. Joseph's Chureh
Norman
Serviers
Dain Locay
Frank C. What
Beavers
Charles Wade
J.P Sanders
Curlee Tomlinson
Exa English
Bates
eLdelic
Lawton
Mori
Honotary
Ned Sheple
C. J. Gramolini
Otto Frank Kenney
Betty Walter
Alleat Lawinn
Jal
Highland Cemetery
Laiwton
Elgin
Harlie Neal
Ralon
N. M
Thomas Cat
Kirst Methodist Church
Roper T. Milner
Neal
Gillespie County
Weetunika
Chattanooga
Uunil
Lawlor
Fafon
I Figiv
Ellie
Ragan
Sr. White
Frank Diad
Taehe
Baker Memorial Chapel
Amos Kamal
He Inetit Nanavene Chuvallat
Affieiated
The
Daniel
Pache Tesue Stalon Cemetery
Ellsworth Proclaims Employ The Handicapped Week Here
Ellsworth declares a national Employ the Handicapped Week from March 6 to 12. Mayor Ellsworth cites President Eisenhower and Governor as inspirations and urges education and rehabilitation programs. He notes over 1,800 handicapped applicants with the state agency and calls for equal job opportunities to turn workers into taxpayers.
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Ellsworth
Batdag
Lawton
Welkers
Lisenhower
Gary
Vitas
SUIL
Satellite orbit debate sparks Arctic night flight talk
Discussions trace the feasibility of a truly circular or elliptical orbit for a new satellite as analysts compare American and Soviet claims. Officials note uncertainties about altitude, orbital shape, and duration, with estimates ranging from months to a year and speeds around 24 miles per hour, while observers describe expected atmospheric effects on trajectory.
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Alaska
United States
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Aimerinny
Eimeever
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Sat
Tulsa Doctor's Rape Trial Begins
Tulsa Minnesota reports the trial of 36 year old Tulsa physician John Richard Rhine for second degree rape of a minor patient after allegedly drugging her. The charge was reduced from first degree rape following a yearlong Tulsa County investigation with assistance from district attorney J Howard Edmondson's office and the Tulsa County Medical Association.
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Tulsa
John Richard Rhing
Leslie Webb
Rhine
Tilsa County
J. Howard Edmondson
Tulsa County Medical Association
FUND Continued from Page One 3 Members Involved in Fund Drive
The report outlines calls to about 240 people by a group led by Carter to remind them of a breakfast. William Love, president of United and other officials discussed goals, noting Lawson-Port Sill Vinmont Pind and Wheat Mati figures. Final aim set at 676000 in donations as executives voiced hope the drive would beat last year.
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Carter
William Love
United
Janet CollRery
Charles Gallien
Love
Jie
Aminae
Tove
Leto
Rickare
C.W. Long
Valuiigg
Trial Continued From Page One In Comanche County
A trial recounts evidence alleging P Heahly planned to kill his wife with a shotgun but strangled her instead. Witness Cameron testified to shotgun shells and a gun under a bed. The scene showed the victim with clothing displaced and cigarettes nearby. The jury, able to consider capital punishment, qualified for the death penalty, the first in Comanche County to do so in years.
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Heahly
Cameron
Justice of Speace
Ralf Cameron
Davis
Jwyishus
Comanche County
Oj. Mielcen
Lake
Harry J. Allenin
Wil
Raymond L. Cgensman
Cohumt Grundy Lawrence
rMield
Laurence Bornwick
Debeahsy
Tole Ray Atteberry
Constitutions Press
Toys TOS Toys for Girls and Boys Arrive at Marler’s Toy Shop
New stock of toys for girls and boys arrives at Marler’s Toy Shop Ferris distributing center. Open weekdays until 8 pm with Christ mas season selections and Jay-away options available.
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Marler
Ferris Disl
New Non Surgical Piles Cure Claims From Bio-Dyne
Science reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H form to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. In many cases improvements persisted for months, with patients stating piles ceased to be a problem. Suppositories and ointment with applicator are advertised nationwide through drugstores with satisfaction guaranteed.
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New York
N. Y
Restorch
Hearst
Man says he killed woman with his hands at trial
Crane, under cross talk, claims he strangled her after she threatened him and demanded money for groceries and their children. He shows no remorse and asserts he will testify after the noon recess. Amid this, a tense scene unfolded at Little Rock as nine Negro students entered a white school guarded by soldiers. Civil rights tensions persisted with limited violence and soldiers mingling with civilians.
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Crane
Ridgeway
Little Rock
St. Joseph's Orphanage
Camp Reginson
Army
National figures condemn Paulius as sowing racial hatred
In Chicago, the secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People called Paulius’ actions the greatest sin, stirring ugly racial prejudice in white children across the North and South. Arkansas GOP leaders and State Rep F A Teague discussed the Little Rock crisis's political impact, with Eisenhower dispatching 3,000 paratroopers on September 24.
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National’ Assn
Chicago
Paulius
Arkansas
F. A
Teague
Little Rock
Eisenhower
Noodle Queen Chicago seeks beauty queen near Noodle We
The Nations Macaroni Institute plans an event to crown a Noodle Queen on October 20 in Chicago. They seek a coed with an A average who can use her noodle in a reasonably attractive contest to celebrate National Macaroni Week.
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Macaroni Institute
Macaroni We
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