Brainpower Pool Urged as Cold War Space Race Deepens
President Eisenhower cites Soviet satellite success and Zhukov’s ouster to press Western nations for a pooling of brainpower and closer NATO cooperation. Officials warn Soviet political instability complicates future missiles and space plans, boosting urgency for allied arms and research collaboration ahead of a Paris NATO summit.
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Washington
Russia
Eiserhower
Moscow
Georgi Zhukov
United Statates
Zhukov
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Sputnik
Free World
NATO
Iead
Paris
State Department
U.S
Europe
Elect Theodore Repper Jr Mayor of Trenton
Political advertisement for Theodore Repper Jr seeking the Trenton mayoral seat. He asserts jurisdiction questions about the Mayor's Court and state highway patrol cases, vows independence from interest groups, and invites voters to call with questions. He urges citizens to vote intelligently and supports are appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Repper, Jr
Trenton
Dog Lovers Protest Russia Space Dog
New York animal welfare leaders protest Russia's satellite dog mission. ASPCA general manager Warren W McSpadden calls the act unnecessary sacrifice and pain. Mrs D Kibbe Riddell of Bide a Wee Association condemns the atrocity in a telegraph to the Soviet Embassy.
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New York
Russia
New Earth
Warren W. McSpadden
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Soviet Union
State Department
McSpadden
Outer Space
Washington
D. Kibbe Riddell
Bide-a-Wee Assn., Inc
Mother and three children die in Benton Harbor blaze
A mother Eliza Johnson aged 37 and her three children Otis 3 Collie Mae 2 and James 7 months died when a two room frame house burned near Benton Harbor Michigan. Deputies reported the family asleep as the fire started around 4 am. The tragedy raises Michigan fire deaths to 13 in three days with other recent blazes noted in Pickford Mount Clemens.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Michigan
Berrien County
Eliza Johnson
Otis
Collie Mae
James
Pickford
Upper Peninsula
Mount Clemens
Space Flying Dog Curly Eyes Hopeful Return From Sputnik II
Space age pioneer Curly the dog aboard Sputnik II faces uncertain fate as Russian and American experts weigh chances of parachute return. Instruments track heartbeat breathing and temperature while questions remain about oxygen water and life support during weeks or months in space.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Science Reporter
New York
Curly
Russia
Earth
U.S
Moscow
Gerry Schnelle
Angell Memorial Animal Hospital
Boston
Curily
Sonnelle
Middletown Band Plays at High School Day at UC
The Middletown High School Band joined 34 other bands for the annual High School Day at the University of Cincinnati. The group, 65 members with 22 seniors, performed in the large halftime show with the UC band and then traveled to Trechter Stadium for the Middletown Withrow game Saturday night. Directors and boosters accompanied them.
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Middletown
University of Cincinnati
Tos
U. C
MHS
Trechter Stadium
Middletown-Withrow
Joe Franklin
George Koeppel
MHS Band Boosters Assn
Russell Pence
Earl G. Stegemiller
Edward F. Flisher
Henry Day
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