Spacemen Might End Up In Zoo
Los Angeles AP reports Dr. Edward Teller warns space travelers may age 3 years per year and face isolation upon return. He questions detectability of alien life, suggests radio probes 20 000 light years away could yield surprising results. He notes hydrogen fusion limits, and mentions antimatter as a theoretical fuel for near light speed.
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Los Angeles
Edward Teller
Andromeda
Dr. Teller
University of California Extension
Rip van Winkle
Teller
Proxima Centauri
Pact Signed Security Chief Kishi To Resign Soon
Police promised more arrests among 8 to 10 remaining motorcycle gang members after they attacked a traveling revival show in Cincinnati. Two suspects 32 and 19 years old were charged with disturbing a religious meeting and malicious destruction of property. The Rev. Maurice Earl Ivie, owner of the mobile Full Gospel Church, reported racial tensions as the tent was slashed and tents collapsed during the disruption.
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Cincinnati
Richard Broxterman
Jean Saffelder
Maurice Earl Ivie
Full Gospel
Miamitown
Jessie Koch
Ivie
Brother Ivie
Mrs. Koch
Fighting Near Tibetan Rebellion Sites Reported
Chinese forces clash with Tibetan guerrillas in rough mountain terrain near noted cities. Reports claim Porkha garrison expanded by a full division as hostilities intensify.
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Porkha
School For 11 Months Plan Proposed in Ohio
Columbus resident Paul L. Walker proposed a three semester school year totaling 11 months to ease overcrowding and curb federal aid use. He suggested each 15 week semester with six days per week and occasional breaks including a summer maintenance period.
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Columbus
Ohio
Paul L. Walker
Ruins Searched For 11 Bodies
Firemen and police searched the smoking ruins of a five story department store in Liverpool where at least 11 people died and a dozen were injured. An engineer perished after helping five girls to safety on a top floor ledge during the midafternoon blaze.
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Liverpool
England
Walker proposes pay rise tied to workload increase in schools
Walker warned the plan would provoke strong objections from parents and teachers while arguing a 50 per cent workload boost should come with equal pay. He noted 176 class days per year, 35 hours weekly limits, and suggested smaller classes, summer air conditioning, and possible winter vacations.
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Walker
Paris Cleaned Up Faces Scrub for Historic Charm
Paris city leaders plan a five year program to clean and restore historical monuments and public buildings despite objections from traditionalists who say dirt is part of the city's charm and character.
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Paris
Man Axed in Lakewood. Suspect Held After Car Chase
The body of John Thomas Rayfield a 35 year old Ravenna man was found with multiple axe blows in a wrecked car in Lakewood. Alto Mitchell of Cleveland was arrested by Cleveland police after a high speed chase and car crash while fleeing the scene.
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Cleveland
Ravenna
Lakewood
John Thomas Rayfield
Alto Mitchell
Mitchell
Rayfield
Former Dachau Guard Sentenced to Life in Prison
Wolfgang Seuss, 53, a former Dachau guard, was condemned by the Munich District Court for murdering Kurt Riesenfeld by suspending him in a steel basket and dropping him seven feet, repeating the act until death.
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Munich
Germany
Dachau
Kurt Riesenfeld
Riesenfeld
Ozma radio search in Green Bank continues beyond plan
Government’s first systematic hunt for radio signals from intelligent beings beyond Earth has extended past its one month target. At Green Bank West Virginia a new 85 foot telescope undergoes ongoing tests and staff weigh continuing Ozma trials or postponing until a more powerful dish is available.
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Washington
Instru
National Science Foundation
Green Bank
W. Va
Foundation
Ozma
Mosquito Attacks End in Red Lacquer Mix-Up
In Miami Joe Jarkesy dozed off while mosquitos buzzed his ear. He grabbed a spray can and sprayed around. Morning sunlight showed the can labeled insecticide was actually filled with red lacquer, leaving him startled but unharmed.
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Miami
Fla
Joe Jarkesy
Kennedy Attacks Nixon in Camden Speech
Senator Kennedy blasted Nixon as a weak choice for president at Camden New Jersey, urging voters to back a leader who inspires daily purpose and citing past presidents. Senate Majority Leader Johnson also attacked foreign policy, urging global programs to fight disease, move food to hunger areas, and improve water resources, while California Governor Brown praised both Kennedy and Stevenson and signaled leanings toward Kennedy.
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John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Senate
Lyndon B. ‘Johnson
Texas
Administration
Johnson
Sacramento
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Adlai E. Stevenson
Brown
California
Weather Outlook: Rain and Thunderstorms Through Friday
The Miami Valley faces a series of showers and thunderstorms through Friday. Today's forecast calls for cloudy, windy, warm and humid conditions with heavy rain, a high of 88 and low of 63. Friday remains windy and warm with end to storms by evening and a high near 85. Middletown posted a high of 89 with a 1:20 a.m. reading and a 65 low at 7:30 a.m. Rainfall by 9:45 a.m. reached 1.87 inches.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Kishi Forces 10-Year U S Japan Security Pact Into Effect
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi announced a new 10-year military alliance with the United States and Japan and said he would resign. The pact went into effect after a secret ratification exchange between U.S. Ambassador MacArthur II and Foreign Minister Fujiyama, despite leftist protests and threats to block officials.
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Nobusuke Kishi
United States
Japan
Kishi
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Ipact
U.S
Douglas MacArthur II
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Fujiiyama
U. S
Soviet Union
China
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Fujiyama
Far East
Mansfield
Moscow
Court Finds Bunny Ware Act Not Lewd but Overrated
In St Louis the police judge ruled Bunny Ware dance is not indecent though not high art. The stripper faced 13 arrests in Captain Doherty's district before taking the case to court seeking an injunction against further police interference.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Bunny Ware
Bunny
John Doherty
Rodney Weiss
United States weighs Eichmann debate and Argentina resolution
United States delegates say the Eichmann transfer dispute could be closed by an Argentina crafted resolution stating the transfer to Israel violated Argentine sovereignty. In Washington, the House passes a limited elderly health care program heading to the Senate. A wheat bill to raise price supports and cut acreage is defeated, ending new wheat legislation chances this year.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N
Adolf Eichmann
Argentina
Israel
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Security Council
Washington
House
Eisenhower Says Traveling Diplomacy Likely For Next President
President Eisenhower predicts future White House occupants will pursue summit diplomacy and world goodwill travels despite hazards. He spoke during a golfing break while preparing a major TV radio speech detailing his trips to Korea Formosa the Philippines and Okinawa and reflecting on the Tokyo upheaval. He argues such tours showcase U S interest and will continue under any administration to counter Khrushchev's rapid travel and top-level negotiations.
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Eisenhower
White House
Korea
Formosa
Philippines
Okinawa
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushcchev
Khrushchev
Christian A. Herter
Paris
Mansfield blasts U2 policy and calls for overhaul
Sen. Mike Mansfield charged that U2 flight timing and control were left to obscure bureaucrats and urged major reforms. He urged dissolving the National Security Council and creating an inner cabinet with the President, Secretary of State, and Secretary of Defense.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington
Mike* Mansfield
Dmont
Senate
Eisenhower
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Christian A. Herter
Defense
Thomas S.gates Jr
Soviet Union
National Security Council
Secretaries of State and Defense
Chuckle: Parents chase walking talking then quiet
A humorous observation notes how parents spend early years teaching a child to walk and speak and later years urging him to sit still and be quiet. This light quip highlights the shift in parental duties as a child grows.
Neighbor’s Shot Kills Girl After Gopher Bullet Mishap
Beane, who fired at a gopher in Lynwood last February, struck 4-year-old Donna Sword in a neighbor’s home and later Donna died after surgery. A coroner’s jury ruled on criminal responsibility, and Judge Evelle Younger dismissed the manslaughter charge after the victim’s mother urged dismissal. Beane, a 25-year-old auto shop owner, says the case is a painful lesson for his family as he continues to raise his children.
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Los Angeles
Douglas Beane
Beane
Lynwood
Donna
Superior Court
Evelle J Younger
Frank Swerd
Younger
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