Satellite Data Promised on Kremlin Orbit Report
London and The Manchester Guardian report a Soviet scientist pledged to cable exact orbital data for Sputnik. The Guardian traced the data to 66 observatories monitoring the satellite as British observers seek precise telescope pointing guidance. Sputnik reportedly passes London, with signals at usual strength and an estimated altitude between 140 and 500 miles.
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The
Manchester Guardian
Guardian
Moscow
Royal Observatory
Greenwich
Royal Society (For the Advancement of Science
Cambridge University
Mullard - Radio
Astronomy Reid
Sputnik
Radio
Astronomy
Jodrell Bank
Cheshire
U S Business Spending Ebb Seen In 58
U S business spending on plant and equipment shows a slowing trend with surveys predicting a drop of up to seven billion dollars in the 1958 annual rate. Reasons include uncertain outlook, overcapacity, and completion of older programs. Public utilities may continue expansion while auto, textile, and stone products trim investments.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Research Institute of America
Formme
Department of Commerce
Securities and Exchange Commission
Institute
Pakistan's Suhrawardy resigns amid coalition rift
Prime Minister H. S. Suhrawardy quits after 13 months in a coalition cabinet as the Republican party withdraws support over plans to reorganize West Pakistan. President Iskander Mirza asks Ismail Chandrigar to see if a stable government can be formed. Moslem League to head new administration.
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H. S. Suhrawardy
Iskander Mirza
Ismail Chandrigar
League
Suhrawardy
Republican’ Party
Chandrigar
Dacca
Mirza
Pakistan
Western Alliance
Dixie Bows To Banner At Forest Football Kickoff
Forest High School opened with The Star Spangled Banner as the color guard marched with flags. Dixie played at the start of the second half to lively cheers amid a recent school dispute over national anthem choice. Forest lost to Newton 12 to 7.
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Little Rock
Ark
Forest
Newton
Storms Hit California Cause Over One Million in Damage
Storms in northern California caused more than a million dollars in damage to agriculture roads and power lines. Napa and Sonoma counties suffered the heaviest losses north of San Francisco. Rainfall topped six inches in some areas while other regions reported only light spots. Northerly winds across the Great Lakes brought scattered sprinkles from the northern Appalachians into the upper Ohio Valley.
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Florida
New England
Upper Plains
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Associated Press
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Napai
Sonoma
San Francisco
Coun
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Ohio Valley
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