U S Plans Third Moon Shot Within Week or So
NASA announced the United States will launch its third Air Force lunar probe within a week or so with a one in twenty five chance of reaching the moon. Dr. Hugh L. Dryden cautioned against great optimism about trajectory and velocity, noting only tentative success if near moon.
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Washington
United States
Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Hugh L. Dryden
Civilian Space Agency
Dryden
NASA
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Moon
Good Election Weather Expected
The Weather Bureau predicts sunny mild Indian summer weather for election day Tuesday. Temperatures in the mid-Atlantic states could reach the 60s to 70s, aiding turnout in key races in New York and Pennsylvania. In the Southwest, the Arizona Senate contest is expected to see warmer than normal conditions.
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Washington
UPI
Weather Bureau
mid-Atlantic
New York
Pennsylvania
Senate
Arizona
Reckless Driving Citation Leads to Nuptials
In Allegany New York Geraldine Giardini 20 married state trooper Robert McGinty 25 whom she met after he arrested her for reckless driving. The ceremony took place at South Vandalia near the Cattaraugus County community on Saturday following a minor accident that earned her a $15 fine.
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Allegany
N. Y
Geraldine Giardini
Robert McGinty
South Vandalia
Cattaraugus County
McGinty
Question of Economic Survival for Long Beach
Editorial urges voters to support Propositions S and T on the upcoming ballot to provide job insurance and curb economic decline after Ford Long Beach plant closure. It argues without a plan the city faces lost tax revenue and permanent layoffs and calls for durable, permanent business jobs.
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Ford Motor Co
Long Beach
Democrats Poised for Broad 1958 Congressional Gains
Washington AP reports political experts expect Democrats to win major House and Senate gains in the 1958 elections with 48 million voters casting ballots. A state by state AP survey updates forecasts of Democrats gaining 8-12 Senate seats and 17-40 plus House seats, plus possible governorships, amid mild weather and campaign focus on personalities.
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Washington
Congress
Associated Press
GOP
Senate
House
Meade Alcorn
Mine Jobs Spurned at Death Site
Miners at the Bishop Mine where 22 people died in an explosion a week ago failed to return to work as officials had cleared the mine for operation. George Titler of United Mine Workers said safety director James Leeber reported difficulties between miners and the company. Roland Luther of Pokahontas Fuel Co. cited only a few of the 1150 expected workers reporting for the 8 a.m. shift.
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Bishop
Bishop Mine
West Virginia
Beckley
W. Va
George Titler
District 29
United Mine Workers of America
James Leeber
Titler
Pokahontas Fuel Co
Roland Luther
Panama Troops Fire On Rioting Students
Panama troops fired on rioting students during Independence Day parade scenes. Student leaders said two youths were wounded, though no government confirmation of casualties was immediately available.
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Panama
Where to Find It Page Guides and Highlights
Directory of sections and page numbers for features such as Beach Combing Hal Boyle Bridge classifieds comics crosswords death notices financials and sports along with tides temperatures theatre and vital statistics in the next pages. It lists page locations for each topic across A B and C sections.
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Hal Boyle
Wilson
Women
Cuba seeks U S protection for airliners after Havana crash
Cuba will request special protection for Cuban airliners and passengers in the United States after rebels seized a Viscount turboprop flight from Miami to Varadero. The crash near the Bay of Nipe killed 17, with three survivors among 14 Cubans and four crew members and three naturalized Americans. U S officials in Havana investigated rebel involvement and responsibility.
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Miami
Varadero Beach
Bay of Nipe
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Oriente
Cubana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Continued references on Page A-10
A brief notation indicates continued coverage across Page A-10 columns 5 and 7. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Egyptian source cites British bombers to Israel amid Jordan attack fears
Cairo officials claim Britain supplied undisclosed jet bombers to Israel while warning of a possible Israeli strike on Jordan. They assert Israel’s army could mobilize rapidly, but independent verification is lacking and Ben Gurion calls the charges slanderous.
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Cairo
Britain
Israel
Jordan
France
United Arab Republic
Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Pan American Jet Sets Boston to Paris Flight Record
Pan American Airways Boeing 707 completed a non stop Boston Paris flight in six hours and three minutes, trimming the previous record of eight hours and fifty five minutes set in 1951.
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Boston P
Pan American Airways
Boston
Paris
Runaway Plane Flew Circles Then Landed Upright in Minnesota
Pilotless two seat Aeronca Chief soared to 5000 feet above Harmony as bystander Neil Haugerud tried to reach the controls. The plane circled for 45 minutes before ending damaged in a cornfield on the Johnson farm.
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Neil Haugerud
Aeronca
John Hammervold
Fillmore Flying Club
Haugerud
Richard Johnson
Rochester
Minn
Civil Aeronautics Administration
the Johnsons
Orland Brokken Farm
KFOX to Air i P T Vote Count Tonight
Local election returns will be broadcast from The Independent Press Telegram over KFOX 1280 starting at 7 p.m. Tuesday and running into the early morning. Unofficial tallies on local issues will be compiled at City Hall election headquarters with live commentary by Executive Editor Malcolm Epley.
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Independent
Press-Telegram
KFOX
I, PT
City Hall
Malcolm Epley
Heavy Snow and Sleet Close Conn. Schools
Public schools in Litchfield were closed today as the season's first heavy snow and sleet storm affected the town in the Berkshire foothills.
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Conn
Litchfield
Berkshire Mountains
Californians Poised for Record Nonpresidential Turnout
A tense campaign scene in California forecasts an extraordinary 80 percent turnout, potentially a record for a non-presidential election. Democrats project wins in key races including attorney general and U.S. Senate, while labor clashes over a right-to-work measure fuel reforms and energize voters. Local forecasts from Los Angeles County registrar Ben Hite anticipate 75 percent turnout there, signaling a statewide surge beyond past off-year highs.
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California
Registrar of Voters
Ben Hite
Los Angeles County
Hite
Earl Warren
James Roosevelt
Richard Nixon
Helen Gahagen Douglas
Election green sheet replaces editorial page notice
Editor notes pages A-7 and A-8 for the day replace the regular editorial page which will appear again on Tuesday. The green sheet serves as the election update and is the main feature in place of the usual editorial content today.
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