Leaders Of Army Backing Ouster Of Georgi Zhukov
Moscow dispatches report Khrushchev secure as top leader after Marshal Zhukov is expelled from the Communist Party Central Committee and Presidium. Military leaders back the move, with Red Star and Pravda echoing party supremacy and a shift away from Zhukov’s influence.
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Georgi Zhukov
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Lronads
Sputnik II
Party
V. M. Molotov
Georgi Malenkov
Zhukov
Cou- Pie
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Communist Party
Leningrad
M. V. Zakharov
Red Star
Pravda
Ivan Konev
Defense Ministry
Moscow claims TU114 largest aircraft in world
Two men stand before a massive plane the Moscow government says is the largest aircraft. The TU114 can fly 120 passengers Moscow to New York in 10 to 12 hours and 220 on short hops, powered by Russia’s prop-jet engines. Sputnik II orbit times noted alongside NASA imagery.
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Moscow
New York
Russia
Sputnik Dog Rides Space Flight in Soviet TV Relay
The Soviet Union reported Sputnik II dog is faring well aboard the half ton satellite circling Earth at about 1000 miles up. Breathing, heartbeat, and blood pressure are normal while signals from two radios transmit data. A beeping tone and hiss were noted as the craft speeds at 17 840 miles per hour.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Soviet Communist Party
Washington
Curly
Secretary of Defense
Neil McElroy
Theer
Kudryavka
Earth
Sputnik
Dog Curly in New Soviet Satellite Encircling Earth
The Soviet Union launched Sputnik II with Curly the dog aboard at 11:38 p.m. EST, claiming a 1,120 pound payload and 1,056 mile apogee. Remarks from scientists noted longer life and radio beeps as Whipple anticipated visible passes over the United States soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
United States
Fred L. Whipple
Smithonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Space
Moscow Radio
Cincinnati Woman Dies After Car Hits Truck
Mildred Johnson, 38, of Cincinnati, died at General Hospital Sunday from injuries sustained Friday when her car, rolling down a steep driveway, collided with a truck.
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Cincinnati
Mildred Johnson
General Hospital
Gaillard Assured Of Success In France Premier Bid
Paris AP Felix Gaillard 37 Radical Socialist favored to become France's 24th postwar premier after winning cabinet support from Socialists Independents and Gaullists. He has backing from Movement, others left of center, while Communists and Poujadists likely oppose. He must form a cabinet acceptable to pledging parties ahead of Assembly vote.
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Paris
Felix Gaillard
France
National Asmbly
Gaillard
Wee Haubdioon
iMovement
Uranium Vein Across Ohio Reported by Columbus Dispatch
The Columbus Dispatch reports a massive uranium ore vein spanning 5 to 20 miles across Ohio found by 77 year old retired mining engineer geologist Laurance W. Huntington of Groveport. Huntington spent 25 years tracing the ore and claims a processing method. the vein could be worth up to 10 trillion dollars with even 1 percent tapped yielding a 100 billion dollar pot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Dispatch
The
Dispatch
Laurance W. Huntington
Groveport
Huntington
NAACP Looks To Courts In Little Rock Crisis
In Little Rock Arkansas the NAACP seeks a temporary restraining order against a new city ordinance requiring confidential files from organizations. Three segregationist groups complied. the NAACP did not. Two officials, Mrs. L. C. Bates and Rev. J. Crennhaw, posted bond after surrendering to police. Central High School students endure a sixth week with federal soldiers guarding a skeleton escortless operation.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
The
National, Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S. District Court
NAACP
L. C. Bates
J. C. Crenhhaw
Pse
Propaganda Laurels Go To Russia
British and French commentators agreed the second earth satellite launch gave the Soviet Union a major propaganda victory. Western viewers discussed potential Moscow reach to the moon and the threat of H bombs on the United States, while China praised Soviet science. British press urged allied scientific cooperation and decisive Western unity to overtake the Soviets.
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London
Soviet Union
United States
China
Peiping Radio
Daily Mail
Britain
America
the Mail
West
London Daily Herald
Labor Party
London Daily Express
the Express
Moscow
Do You Think The Braves Can Beat The Yankees Next Year
A humorous exchange where a father discusses birds and bees with his son and the boy asks if the Braves can beat the Yankees again next year, ending the chuckle with a budding sports question.
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Braves
Yankees
Shefferman Service Probed By Senate Investigators
Senate investigators near end of inquiry into Nathan W. Shefferman head of Labor Relations Associates Inc with services for eight or nine Flint Michigan companies. Chairman McClellan says activities there may be worse than spotlighted and committee aims to learn what services were provided and what financial arrangements were needed. Witnesses include George Kamenow of Detroit with ties to Shefferman. Proceedings also involve Zigmund Snyder subpoena response and plan to finish testimony by Wednesday before recess until November 12 for a separate probe into management union collusion in New York City garbage work.
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John Chadwick
Washington — Senate
Nathan W. Shefferman
Flint
Mich
McClellan
D-Ark
Special
Senate
Sheffermans
Shefferman
Chicago
Labor Relations Associates, Inc
Robert F. Kennedy
George Kamenow
Detroit
Kennedy
Zigmund
Ziggy) Snyder
Detroit Teamsters Union
Snyder
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Shelton Shefferman
New York City
Mystery Object Terrifies Texans Sightings Reported
LEVELLAND Texas residents and officials reported a mystery object seen over a broad west Texas area Saturday and Sunday. A witness described a round object with a great sound and rush of wind, while peace officers could not locate any trace and Reese Air Force Base declined to comment on any investigation. Pedro Saucedo 30 said he and a friend Joe Salaz saw a flash of light in a field near Pettit before their vehicle lights failed and his companion did not exit the truck.
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Levelland
Tex
West Texas
Reese Air Force Base
Pedro Saucedo
Pettit
Here
Joe Salaz
Joe
Child Lost With Puppy Found Dead on Reyes Peak
In Ventura California a seven year old girl Jill Hatch of Santa Barbara was found dead in freezing snow near Camp Sheideck in Los Padres National Forest. She had fallen asleep while with her puppy at 7,510 feet and died of exposure. Her parents Mr and Mrs William Hatch had gone fishing at the private resort. Coroner Virgil Payton reported exposure as the likely cause.
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Ventura
Calif
Reyes Peak
Los Padres National Forest
Jill Hatch
Santa Barbara
Camp Sheideck
William Hatch
Virgil Payton
Pluto discoverer doubts lunar rocket timing
Clyde Tombaugh of Las Cruces suggests the Russians may have launched a rocket toward the moon already. He explains they would need days of lead time to reach the moon by the most economical method and may aim to land around the lunar eclipse of November 7.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Clyde Tombaugh
Pluto
Debating Satelite Weight and Space Dog Sputnik II
Dr John P Hagen notes surprise at satellite weight and uncertainty over rocket casing versus payload. Curly the space dog becomes the focal point of speculation as Moscow reports Sputnik II transmissions and hints at possible recovery.
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John P. Hagen
U. S. Earth Satellite Program
Hagen
Curly
Louisiana May Encourage Federal Court Defiance
Louisiana lawmakers pursue incentives for school officials to defy federal court orders on integration with a plan to close public schools as a last resort. Sen. W M Rainach, leading a segregation watchdog group, says measures would protect officials and provide education continuity for students and staff. The plan, tied to a 1958 session, follows President Eisenhower's Little Rock intervention and hints at economic protection for those sent to federal jail.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
W. M. Rainach
North
Citizens ‘Councils of America
Rainach
Louisiana School Boards. Assn
Eisenhower
Little Rock
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