Navy claims Soviet IRBM capable of hitting Western Europe
Capt. H L Miller of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations announced that the Soviet Union now possesses an operational intermediate range ballistic missile capable of placing nuclear warheads on fixed Allied bases within 1 500 miles of Soviet sites. The disclosure follows Russia's satellite launch and highlights concerns over base vulnerability to ballistic missiles. Another Navy official, Garrison Norton, described the satellite as a dramatic achievement in a mighty effort by the Soviets.
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Khrushchev
Communist Party Central Committee
Reston
How can you talk to me like that
A brief humorous exchange features a wife lamenting the best years she gave, and the husband retorts questioning who made them the best years, capturing a playful domestic gripe.
Khrushchev Talks Tough and Seeks Peace Vision
In Moscow Khrushchev tells James Reston the Soviet Union would accept international control of earth satellites and pilotless missiles as part of a broader peaceful coexistence deal. He warned the West must recognize socialist states, criticized U.S. policy in the Middle East and Germany, and urged disarmament talks without conceding weakness.
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Scientists Track Path of Sputnik
American scientists at the Naval Research Laboratory trace the Sputnik path using nine Minitrack stations and amateur radio operators. They hope to observe a future Russian flight and share findings with the 62 nations in the International Geophysical Year.
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Ion stream may power future space travel says NACA
NACA scientists demonstrated an arc jet at the Lewis propulsion lab in Cleveland using a plasma jet heated to 10 000 to 20 000 degrees. They said ion acceleration could yield thrust to push a 10 ton outer space vehicle with modest power, enabling rapid speed increases for orbit or escape.
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Real Estate Booms On Mars
TOKYO Real estate on Mars has surged fivefold in Japan since a Soviet satellite began its space run, aided by the Japan Space Travel Assn. which has sold over 40,000 acres at about 200 yen per acre. The secretary, Torji Kishikda, noted Mars land now trades at 1,000 yen per acre.
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Reds Hint 2nd Moon Is Planned
A Soviet newspaper hinted Russia will launch a second satellite on November 7, the 40th anniversary of the Communist regime, and spoke of possible Moon and planet flights. British MPs Cyril Osborne and Henry Kerby quoted Khrushchev as saying more is up their sleeve and discussed intercontinental missiles.
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Weather outlook for Miami Valley turns warmer and fair
The forecast calls for fine autumn weather with a high near 75 today and a cool night around 50. A low pressure system moving east could bring rain late Wednesday while Wednesday remains partly cloudy and mild with possible showers by night. Middletown reported a high of 68 yesterday and a 46 degree low this morning.
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Globe's Precise Orbit Nears Final Plots
Reports of new sightings place the Russian satellite near its expected orbit at about 18 000 mph with other data suggesting a slower pace. Observers at the Smithsonian Cambridge noted data gaps limiting exact path computation, while radio signals were intermittently received from Blossom Point Maryland.
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Grafton
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Flu Outbreak Hits Cincinnati Schools
In Cincinnati about 2,000 of 12,000 pupils across eight public and parochial schools were absent on Monday due to a flu like illness. Jackson Primary School saw a 137 of 424 pupil absence and one teacher ill. Health Commissioner Dr. Carl A. Wilzbach said schools would not close while teachers remain available.
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Street Sweeper Bought To Clean Left Side Of One Way Streets
Stockton California City Council approved purchase of a double brushed street sweeper to sweep the left side of one way streets. City Manager John Lilly had been “on the hook” for prior sweeping methods as existing sweepers only brushed the right side. Councilman Harvey Stull questioned the prior method asking if right side sweepers went the wrong way. Lilly replied that authorities had been ignoring one side.
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Calif
John Lilly
Harvey Stull
Lilly
Australian official cites possible Russian lunar signal
At Woomera Australia John Dowling of the Australian IGY program reports a film record showing a possible Russian interrogation signal to the moon with pulses and beeps, while American tracking gear could not capture the signals. He will airmail the film to the U S Naval Research Laboratory overseeing Vanguard.
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Russia
John Dowling
Dowling
U.S
Police End Poles Riot With Clubs in Warsaw
In Warsaw the fifth straight street clash saw about 100 riot police confront a crowd of 1,000 after a teenage gang set a wooden kiosk ablaze near the Palace of Culture. About 40 people were arrested. protests followed closure of Po Prostu.
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Nuri Saic Returns Home From Europe Vacation
In Baghdad, former Premier Nuri Saic arrived today after a summer vacation in Europe, returning from Istanbul.
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Faubus Denounces Integrated High School Dressing Room Trespass Claim
Governor Faubus accused soldiers and the White House of widespread intrusions into Central High School dressing rooms after integration. Officials denied the charges as vulgar and untrue. Army and school leaders said troops protect the nine Negro students without entering classrooms. White House, Army, and local leaders condemned the claim while political factions argued over enforcement and impact on the party.
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