To Make Try For Capsule Recovery
VANDENBERG AFB Calif UPSY The Air Force will attempt the world s first successful recovery of a space capsule from orbit The Discoverer V satellite would eject between 3 30 and p m pdt Four Air Force boxcar planes would snatch the parachuting capsule with sky hooks If that fails ships would recover the radio signaling capsule from the ocean The launch carried no man only instruments The capsule or 18 foot long 1700 pound second stage separated and entered a polar orbit reporting signals loud and clear The ejection will occur on its 17th pass over central Europe over a recovery area southwest of Hawaii Aimed trajectory would place the capsule in a 480 by 260 mile area 70 miles southwest of a well Netherlands lies behind massive dikes and mounting units
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Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Air Force
Noah
Europe
Earth
Kentucky Home Rule Plan Outlined by Metro Committee
The Advisory Committee on Metropolitan Government met to draft bills and proposals for constitutional amendments to empower cities to form metro charters. Proposals include annexation reforms, home rule for large counties, and reallocation of powers to city and county governments, with a Sept. 17 meeting to advance the plan.
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Advisory Committee On
Goverment Thursdary
Legislative Research Committee
Henry Ward
Louisville Sail
Frakes Post Office History and Community Notes
Historical note recalls the first post office at Ark later named Orick, with postmasters Luther Orice and G S Makien sluadd. Residents and visitors frequent area homes, farms, and farms, with many names and travels across Kentucky and nearby states noted among community events and gatherings.
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Orick
Ark
E. Filson
Luther Orice
G. S. Makien Sluadd
Orit
Harve Partin
Jimmie Henderson
Henderson
Maiden Place
Hollybrook Farm
Edith Grick
Miss Orick
RHA
Hardinsburg
Kentucky
Kool and Letcher Counties
C. B. Patricia
Ronald
Judge
Turner
Gladys
Pearl Saylor
Scotty
Ricky
Kentucky Forest Industried
University of Kentucky
Kentucky Division of Forestry
U. S. Forest Service
Fred Powers
Jellico Hospital
Eldon Partin
Wayland Jones
Wayland Jones, Mr. and’ Alva
Jones
H. M. Frakes
Jotus Fussu
Henrietta Frasure
Deanna Fuson
Laura Sern Fulton
Canlyn Lamblin
Faubus Intervenes Amid Integration Tensions Continued
Governor Faubus urged intervention as state police arrested several youths accused of carrying concealed weapons while Arkansas struggles with school integration. He previously deployed the National Guard to block Black students from Central High, prompting federal troop intervention by President Eisenhower. Jefferson Thomas now attends Central under a voluntary plan. The scene reflects ongoing conflict over desegregation and protection of volunteers aiding integration.
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Faubus
National Guard
Jefferson Thomas
Central
Hall Hugh
Orval Faubus
Ito
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S District Court
Little Rock
Ocala
Fla
Mempus
Tenn
Cit Foms Council
Freedom Fund
Imard- Bas
Hates
Arkansas
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Major Provisions of Labor Bill Passed by House and Senate
Washington report outlines key terms of the labor reform bill approved by the House with Senate-altered provisions in parentheses. It covers worker rights including free speech at union meetings, protection from unjust dues, ability to sue union officials, and penalties up to 1000 dollars or one year in jail for rights violations. Reports and disclosures by unions and employers are mandated, with various exemptions and tougher rules for trusteeships and elections. Safeguards target union fiduciary duties, bar felons from leadership, and limit picketing and secondary boycotts, with notable Senate differences on enforcement and scope.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Say Urighta
Valor Freetions
Senate Bill Assets
Labor Secretary
Unon
Credit Unions Grow Larger In Financing
New York based report from UPI notes credit unions are expanding faster than banks and investment clubs. It cites about 20 000 formations nationwide with 211 million members and assets around 4.4 billion dollars, loans totaling 3.1 billion, and member averages near 500. Deposits yield four percent while loan charges run at one percent monthly on unpaid balances.
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New York
UPI
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Oo Fond Nf
Soft Coal Output Drops
Washington reports that bituminous coal output fell to 6 850 000 tons in the week ending from 7 135 000 a week earlier. Output in the corresponding week last year was 7 923 000 tons. Year to date soft coal output is about 241 235 000 tons versus 230 595 000 tons in the same period last year.
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Waskington
UPN
National Coal Assu
Governors Make Little Gains In State Labor Legislation
In 46 states during 1959 legislative sessions only New York enacted a general labor reform law amid union opposition. Measures in California, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Utah, and others sparked battles but mostly died or stalled in committees. Some states limited reforms to ban felons in unions or regulate internal union affairs.
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Raymond Lahr
Proos International Washington
UPI
Congress
New York
North Dakota
Nebtraska Segistature
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Edmund G. Boyny
California
Michael V. Salle
Oho
Brown
DiSalle
Tibal
Dxdiana
Democratic House
Repub
Lican Senate
Iowa
Utah
Iabar
Washington
Albert D. Rosselini
Lee Property Transfers Highlight Local Deeds in Virginia
A series of property transfers are recorded showing transactions from Lee Memorials Park to Lee MM and multiple individuals including Eura Carter Patetl, John R. Dikson, Callie Gibson, Maude Newman, Claude S. Hobbs, Felix Langley, Jimmy Ray Catron, and others. Transfers involve spouses and trustees among Lee County properties, with listings of grantees and grantors across numerous parcels.
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Ray ¥. Watson
Lee County Board of Supevisors
County Board of Educaion
Commonwealth of Virginia
Lee Memorials Park, Inc
Lee MM
Felix Langley
Jimmy Ray Catron
Jimmy Ray
Bitten Boy Lands Care Amid Snake Handing Controversy
Bobby Collette, 19, bitten during snake handling at a Clay County home, seeks medical care in Beverly. Sheriff Sizemore reports two Flat Creek residents plan to file complaints over the practice at a home by Asher’s Creek near the Fron tier Nursing Center, citing crowd disturbance and past limits on intervention.
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Manchester
UPD
Bobby Collette
Beverly
Clay County
Collett
Coppertead
Forrester Asher
Asher's Creek
Asher
T. C. Sie More
Flat Creek
Frontier Nursing Center
Sizemore
Hospital Notes Reflect Busy Riddlesboro ward activity
Discharges list multiple patients across cities including Hamilton Ohio and City. Adress and visiting hours posted for Middlesboro Memorial Hospital with several admissions noted from City and nearby towns. Names such as Eugene Millis Jennie Wilcox Deborah Arnett Elmer Arnett and J. T. Burchett appear among entries.
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Riddlesboro
Eugene Millis
Treadway
Tenn
Glackie McConnell
Rose
Jennie Wilcox
Hamilton
Ohio
Cecil Wilcox
Hamilton, Nien
Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Cornelia Norton Hessee Wadkins
City
Mary Wramblin
Willams Wredvs
Susth Yok
Clairheld
Lillie Dunaway
Gatlift Admissions
W. L. Brooks
Fenley Huddleston
Williams
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Beeks
Agnes Tomichek
Navy Nurse Corps
U.S. Navy
Vandenberg Afb
Calif
UPSY
Netherlands
Dheir
Haising
Frakes
Methods Children's Home
Berea
Lona Parker
Ant Strouse
Don Johnson
Johnsons
Henderson Settlement
Wayland Lowe
Chicago
Myrtle Lowe
Ralph Hoppey
Michigan
Albert Jones
Wendell Mason
Dale Robertson
Edgeton
Clara Opal Powers
Collumibus
Mary Partin
Velma Speaks
Sandra
Crucilla
Wallace
Brenda
Timmy
Denny
Gerry Allen Sparks
Toy Frasure
Taeiana
U. 8
Methodist
Scarritt College
Nashville
Tennessee
United States
U.S. 2
Alter Matley
Scharcut
Atlanta
Georgia
Claude Thompson
Nanci
Bristol
Bessie Bray
Pineville Community Hospital
Scotland
Stair
Glencne
Shelby Robinson
Harrogate
Avide Jeaf
Stokes 16
Eisenhower
Eisen. Wep
Labor
Tai
Boycoux
National Labor Relations Board
THE
Reece Monument CO
New
Tazewell, Tenn
Tatewelln
Billy
New Mexico
Ceal
Myan
Lee
Vera May James
Meley
Willian H. Flanagy
Hipkins
Bitten Boy
Middlesboro Hardware
Wakin's
Peachland
East Tenn
Wakin
Irwin Allen
Eb Shpathy
Ascopl
Aisa Ae Ce
Quantez
Teolmbecloe
Fred Dtacslunray
Anil
Dorothy Malone
Price
Don Taylor
Gianne Sngale
Humphrey Bogait
Gene Tiskney
Fred Maie Murray
Joan Derek
Foan Evans
Tri-State Supply
Buare
Rox Brown
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