Russians Hint Moon Rocket Hints Station On Moon
Soviet officials suggest a lunar station could be established soon and U S scientists call this within possibility. Experts urge intensified visual monitoring as observers report limited sightings of the satellite.
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Russia
U. S
Midwest
Aleksander Aleksandrov
Leningrad University
Izvestia
Moscow
Hynek
Cambridge
Columbus
Ohio
Armond N. Spitz
Moonwatch
Free World
Submarines Sighting Triggers Atlantic Search
Reports of mysterious submarines scouting Newfoundland shores spurred an air sea hunt. Canadian Navy officials declined to comment while Rear Adm. Hugh F. Pullen said Navy planes and ships with Air Force help are pursuing every report. A Vancouver Province note linked the Alexander Nevsky with Russian subs in the North Pacific.
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Halifax
N. S
Newfoundland
Canadian Navy
Atlantic Fleet
Hugh F. Pullen
Conception Bay
Bell Island
Portugal Cove
Vancouver
Monroe Negro stabbed fatally two others hurt
A 29 year old Monroe man Willie Jackson died at Charity Hospital after being stabbed earlier at Owl Street Bar. Two other men Jim Hillman and Mose Scoby were stabbed with non fatal or non serious wounds. Police continued to investigate the incident and identify a suspect.
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Willie Jackson
Church Street
Charity Hospital
Jackson
Owl Street
B. J. Ausberry
Owl and
Powell Streets
Monroe
Scoby
Hillman
Football Weather Returns To Area
Weather returns to the Twin Cities with a high near 69 and a low around 51 after days in the 80s. Weekend forecast calls for fair, mild conditions and cooler air, while Arkansans may expect sunny spells with highs about 65 today and tomorrow.
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Twin Cities
Arkansans
Eisenhower Plans to Propose Western Scientific Pooling
President Eisenhower intends to urge British Prime Minister MacMillan to pool Western Allied scientific resources next week. The move aims to dominate weapons development and peaceful research, signaling NATO-wide efforts to unite science against Soviet advances. The talks include Dulles and Lloyd seeking a shared plan for a NATO science framework.
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Washington
Eisenhower
MacMillan
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO Council of Scientists
State Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
World War II hero John T Godfrey returns home to die
John T Godfrey, a 35 year old WW II ace famed for shooting down 36 planes, returned from Germany aboard a Pan American airliner and, after a tense arrival, was wheeled to a waiting car for the trip to Freeport Maine. His mother and wife accompanied him as reporters wept and the family prepared for his remaining days.
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Boston
John T. Godfrey
Lou Gehrig
Godfrey
Reginald J. Godfrey
Providence
R. I
Freeport
Maine
Aero
Hit the flick means go to the movies
A child explains slang to a puzzled mother as the young speaker defines the phrase hit the flick for going to the cinema. The dialogue shows a playful exchange between Mama and her kids about vocabulary.
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Little Mollie
Rancher Thrown From Horse Returns to Normal Health
A western rancher was thrown from his horse and taken to a hospital. Days later a friend asked if he had fully recovered. The reply: not all right yet, but he’s back to his old self.
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Bill
Rehabilitation center speaker outlines services and aids
Mrs Marion Kirk Fisher of the Carolyn Rose Strauss Rehabilitation Center spoke to the Civitan club. Introduced by program chairman Harold Riggs, she described government aided funding and Strauss family contributions that built the facility and the trained specialists who aid demanding rehabilitation cases in the Fifth district.
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Marion Kirk Fisher
Carolyn Rose Strauss
Civitan Club
Harold Riggs
Strauss
Wyatt Presumed To Be Over Atlantic
Wyatt the flying Texan Bill Wyatt disappeared into radio silence while en route from Galveston to Rome in a single engine craft aiming to break the world nonstop distance record. He had 44 hours of fuel and expected 35 to 40 hours for the 5 693 mile flight.
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Bill Wyatt
Atlantic
Galveston
Rome
Newfoundland
Wyatt
World War I Variety Flu Cases Rise Across Nation
United Press reports Asian flu deaths pass 165 nationwide with the toll rising rapidly. Near one third of new fatalities occurred in five days as health departments struggle to tally cases. New York leads with 51 deaths including 43 in New York City.
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United Press
New York State
New York City
Heart Surgery Slated For Tot with Slim Chance
A 9-year-old Argentine boy, Marcello Maciel, will undergo a delicate heart operation at Texas Children's Hospital on October 23. He has only a 10 percent chance of survival. He travels with his father Juan Alberto Maciel, funded by Argentine donors, and has been undergoing tests to confirm a congenital heart defect with pulmonary stenosis.
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Houston
Marcello Maciel
Texas Children’s Hospital
Juan Alberto Macial
Buenosa
Marcello
Buenos Aires
Maciel
UN to Debate Middle East Crisis and Accusations
United Nations votes 69 to 0 to open a full Assembly debate on Soviet Syrian charges that Turkey and the United States threaten Middle East peace. U.S. and Turkey deny the accusations but back the discussion as a vehicle to reveal tensions and uphold the Middle East Doctrine. Turkish envoy Esin labels the crisis fictitious and warns of intimidation.
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United Nations
N.Y
Turkey
United States
Middle East
Aanan
Tit Nastila
Suisse
Liberia
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Tion
Lodge
Syria
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Turkey Denies Syria Border Allegations Amid War Plans
Ankara repudiated Syria charges of border violations and asserted internal measures within its territory. Tass in Moscow claimed U S Undersecretary Henderson sought a three nation attack on Syria with Turkey Jordan and Iraq. Tass alleged Turkish plans included a wide front invasion and bases near Latakia.
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Ankara
Syria
Tass
Moscow
U. S
Lou Henderson
Turkey
Jordan
Iraq
Middle East
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
U. S. State Department
Henderson
United States
Mediterranean
Euphrates
Latakia
U.S
U.S.S.R
McElroy Takes Command of U S Missile Program to Speed Bottlenecks
Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy declared personal command of the U S ballistic missile program and ordered weekly progress reports from Army Navy and Air Force leaders to his missiles expert William M Holaday He urged immediate notice of any regulations that could impede progress and said overtime in missiles plants has been approved as he pursued a balance of technical knowledge manpower and test installations.
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Washington
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
U.S
Army
Navy
Air Force
William M. Holaday
McElroy
Sen
Styles Bridges
R-Nhl
Bayou DeSiard Cleanup Fund Drive Reaches Midpoint
Ouachita Wildlife Unit reports the Bayou DeSiard cleanup fund drive is halfway to the $3,000 goal. About $1,600 to $1,700 raised by yesterday, with $500 on opening day and a $600 corporate donation from Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. Funds mailed to SHAD Box 2597 Monroe. Remaining $2,000 needed to secure Rotenone supply and control shad.
Truman Says U S Needs Demo Leader
Former President Harry S. Truman told Midwestern Democrats the United States must oust the Republicans from Washington to regain world leadership. He warned the nation has lost friends due to an agonizing reappraisal and stressed the need for change.
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Kansas City
Kan
Harry S. Truman
Washington
Balloon flight lifts two Navy fliers to 16 mile altitude
Cmdr. Malcolm D. Ross and Morton L. Lewis rode a wind blown gondola to about 84 000 feet over Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan then landed safely near Hermansville Michigan. The mission tagged Project Stratolab aims to study cosmic rays and high altitude phenomena with a tracking crew recovering equipment. The pair reported no unusual incident during the four hour descent.
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Crosby, Minn
Navy
Hermansville
Mich
Minnesota
Malcolm D. Ross
Morton L. Lewis
Wisconsin
Michigan
Upper Michigan
Office of Naval Research
Minneapolis
Air Force
David Simons
Ross
Lewis
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