Chimp May Get First U S Ride Into Space
ARPA officials say a chimpanzee could orbit the Earth within 12 to 15 months as part of broad space program plans. Testimony before Congress outlined a $72 million request for man in space research and noted satellite efforts with 75 percent odds of lunar orbit this year.
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Pedestrian killed in Cleveland traffic crash
Philip Lago witz, 70, died after being struck by an automobile in Cleveland on Tuesday. The driver, Charles Colfax, 36, was jailed on a charge of driving without a license.
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Final Clue for Middletown Prom Jubilee Movie
Middletown High's Jubilee Star Contest releases its final clue to name the male lead in a movie shown at the Paramount Theater Friday night. Juniors and seniors may enter by postcard with earliest postal cancellation winning prizes donated by local merchants.
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Cardinal Stritch Remains Grave After Stroke
Cardinal Samuel Stritch, 70, Arch bishop of Chicago, stayed grave after a stroke with a slight fever noted. Doctors reported he seemed more alert at times and able to receive communion as his condition stayed largely unchanged. The stroke left partial paralysis and speech limited to whispers and canceled his priestly anniversary celebrations.
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Post Office rate hike eyed as Senate moves bill forward
The Senate readies a compromise postal rate bill that would raise first class letters to four cents and air mail to seven, with postcards at eight. If signed by President Eisenhower, the increases take effect July 1, retroactive pay raises for 600000 postal workers would be enacted, and annual revenue about 575 million dollars expected at full effect.
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