Radio Ears May Track Space Craft
BIG PINE Calif AP a 11 million dollar radio observatory near here will track and guide space ships as they speed into the universe. With two 90 foot dish antennas it may peer 30 billion light years back in time and space and receive and send radio impulses. Navy helped fund more than 1.3 million dollars of construction and expects improved navigation for ships and planes when in operation.
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Big Pine
Calif
Outer Space
California Institute of Technology
Navy
Owens Valley
Los Angeles
Rawson Bennett II
Chief of
Naval Research
Observatory
John G. Bolton
Office of Naval Research
Adm. Bennett
Holiday Flight Chaos Widens As Strikes Disrupt Travel
A thick fog of labor troubles grounds American Airlines and Eastern Airlines during peak travel. Thousands seek alternate arrangements as Christmas nears. Pilots and mechanics wage long strikes, with proposed talks unlikely soon and employees placed on potential unpaid leave after Jan. 4. Several officials criticize the timing of the walkouts.
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American Airlines
Eastern Airlines
American
Eastern
Air Lines
Miami
Fla
Cali
Ffornia
H. Allen Smith
Calif
Los Angeles
Norris Poulson
ALPA
Clarence Sayen
Trans World Airways
TWA
Plot Confession Ties Nurse Killing In Ventura
Augustine Baldonado 25 claims Olga Duncan 30 was killed for an annulment scheme by Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan 34 and Luis Moya 22. Slain nurse Olga was found buried in a shallow 20 foot embankment near Casitas Pass after missing since November 18.
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Ventura
Calif
Olga Duncan
Augustine Baldonado
Elizabeth Duncan
Him
Luis Moya
Baldonado
Santa Barbara
Frank Duncan
Moya
Embezzler Fails Once, Tries Again
Philadelphia based bookkeeper Herman Konchin 35 accused of embezzling funds from his latest employer and repaying a 1957 case. Police found 2000 cash and 1000 checks in his car outside the furniture store where he worked. Konchin previously faced an $18000 embezzlement from an auto dealer and was settling it at ten dollars weekly.
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Philadelphia
Herman Konchin
Konchin
Simon Richman
Young farmers need love of farming and money says official
Clarence L. Miller, newly named assistant secretary of agriculture, says for young people to pursue farming they must have a real passion and a stake. He notes farming is growing costlier, requiring bigger farms and more machinery, and that many prefer city manufacturing for higher pay.
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Washington
Clarence L. Miller
Miller
Shelby County
Tiller
Louisville
New Contacts Planned With Talkative Atlas
Washington AP reports Earthmen prepared for more two way radio contacts with the Atlas missile satellite in its fourth day aloft. Messages from President Eisenhower were relayed back to posts in California Georgia Texas and Arizona as the 85 foot craft orbits at 17000 miles per hour. Ground stations reported excellent teletypewriter copy during multi channel tests and a publicized warning from the House Space Committee staff about potential dangers of unsafeguarded satellite firings and the need for advance flight plans.
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Washington
Globe
United States
California
Georgia
Texas
Arizona
Eisenhower
Earth
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Ft. Stewart
Defense Department
F. Sam Houston
Tex
Los Angeles
Ft. Huachuca
Ariz
House Space Committee
George J. Feldman
Space Committee
Debre Seen as Next French Premier Amid De Gaulle Transition
Michael Debre, a political theoretician and longtime De Gaulle ally, is expected to become France's premier when Charles de Gaulle steps down, according to AP Wirephoto.
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Michael Debre
France
Charles de Gaulle
Debre
de Gaulle
Space tests push future radio relay and space telecast
In early flight days American scientists report communications tests that may enable space relayed TV and global military links. Tests included delaying Eisenhower’s peace on earth message and relaying the message and another via coded radio teletypewriter.
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Eisenhower
Judge Sentences Gold and Paperman on Contempt
Federal Judge Charles E. Wyzanski Jr. sentences Bernard Gold to three months in jail for contempt in a tax probe for failing to turn over company records. His secretary Mildred Paperman gets 10 days. Sentences start Jan 7. Both released in $1,000 personal recognizance. Convictions handed down Friday.
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Boston
Charles E. Wyzanski Jr
New England
Bernard Goldfine
Mildred Paperman
Notre Dame Names Joe Kuharich as New Head Coach
South Bend Indiana AP Joe Kuharich coach of the Washington Redskins is named to replace Terry Brennan as head coach of the Notre Dame football team Athletic Director Edward Moose Krause announced today.
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South Bend
Ind
Joe Kuharich
Washington Redskins
Terry Brennan
Notre Dame
Edward Moose Krause
De Gaulle Wins French Presidency in Landslide Victory
Premier Charles de Gaulle captured 78.5 percent of valid Electoral College ballots in France's presidential vote, extending his power as the first president of the Fifth Republic. He will assume office January 8 with strong executive powers and the ability to appoint a premier and dissolve the National Assembly.
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Harvey Hudson
PARIS
Charles de Gaulle
France
Fifth Republic
UMG
National Assembly
Rene Coty
Fourth Republic
de Gaulle
Grand Electors
Georges Marrange
Ivry
Albert Chatelet
University of Paris
Elysee Palace
Winter Arrives in Middletown with Cold Start
The official time of winter's arrival in Middletown was 3 49 a m. The forecast calls for fair and warmer weather today and tonight with a high of 43 and low of 30 degrees. Tuesday is expected to be fair and mild with a high near 45. The prior Sunday recorded a 29 degree high by 3 p m and a 16 degree low this morning.
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Middletown
Ogden Reid House Burns in Back Bay Virginia
Ogden Reid editorial director of the New York Herald Tribune fled with his wife and three children as flames swept the roof of his isolated hunting lodge. Volunteer firemen quelled the blaze before the entire building was destroyed. The Reids were uninjured and returned to New York.
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Back Bay
Ogden ‘Reid
New York Herald Tribune
Reids
New York
Fire Kills 6 Children in Wisconsin Home
Six Weyneberg children aged 2 to 7 died Sunday while seeking refuge in a bathroom as a blaze swept their living room. Firemen found Douglas at the stairs door and the others in the bathroom after their parents, away at mass, could not reach them. Coroner Kemps noted the stairway led to the kitchen and the bathroom lay off the staircase area.
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Kaukauna
Wis
Lynn
Douglas
Margaret
John
Barbara
I Michael
Floyd Weyneberg
Bernard Kemps
Kemps
Morning Start Sets Tone for a Chuckle
A lighthearted piece ponders how waking early shapes the day’s mood and optimism. It riffs on morning routines and the tiny choices that influence outlook, inviting readers to embrace a cheerful start.
Ohio Grabs Record 38 Illegal Stills in October
Ohio lawmen seized 38 illegal liquor stills this year, a record surpassing West Virginia's five finds in October. The total for October nationwide reached 810, with North Carolina, South Carolina, and Alabama contributing the most.
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Cleveland
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Moonshine Profits Rule Until Law Changes
Moonshine manufacture remains profitable with no federal tax on homemade corn liquor and no state tax. Distillers avoid building codes and supervision costs while selling high proof hootch at high margins. Michael T. Corsaro notes profit comes from potency and diluting with water to increase liquid volume.
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Michael T. Corsaro
Cleveland
Moonshine Stills Found Across Cleveland Area
Authorities report widespread moonshine activity with stills uncovered in basements attics and barns from Portsmouth to Cleveland. A 50 gallon drum setup yields about 20 gallons of high proof liquor every five days, using corn mash heated and distilled, with odor managed poorly by sugar and even a felt hat as a crude filter.
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Portsmouth
Cleveland
Corsaro
Priests Receives Audience From Pope John XXIII
The Pope welcomed newly ordained priests during an audience at the Vatican. The ceremony honored clergymen ordained over the weekend at various pontifical colleges in Rome.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Pontifical
iRome
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