Scientists To Try Recovering Pace Capsule In Orbit
Air Force planes may try to snatch from the air a miniature capsule designed to parachute men back from space stations. Discoverer II, launched Monday from Vandenberg, carries a nose capsule to be released to float earthward if stability is achieved. Vanguard III failed shortly after launch from Cape Canaveral, breaking up over the Atlantic due to a faulty second stage.
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Pace
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Vanguard
Atlantic Ocean
Page &A
Space traffic cops may come with interplanetary flights
Space experts at the Space Forum of the Southwest predicted interplanetary flights within a decade if time curvature holds. Dr. Hubertus Strughold and Dr. Andrew Haley argued space traffic control is needed as nations launch missiles and satellites, with UN oversight urged to manage paths and prevent dangerous falls.
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Dallas, Tex
Space Forum of
Southwest
Hubertus Strughold
Andrew G. Haley
Strughold
School of Aviation Medicine
Randolph Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Haley
International Astronautical Federation
Washington, D.C
University of Texas
Dallas
Buckingham Palace
United Nations
Airman Missing Near Arctic Circle Alaska
Airman 1C Frank Luther Smith from Winder Georgia disappeared while hiking from Camp Indian near Hughes Alaska. Fellow airmen pressed on as he rested in drifting snow delaying search. His wife and three children reside in Atlanta.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
U.S
Arctic Circle
Here
Frank
Luther Smith
Winder
Indian
Hughes
Smith
Atlanta, Ga
Three Doctors Say Connie's Arm Twisted Trial Deliberations Continue
INDIANAPOLIS UP I three doctors testified that Connie Nicholas injuries came from arm twisting during a struggle with her murdered lover Forrest Teel. The defense argues the injury supports an accidental shooting while the state presses for a premeditated murder verdict as final instructions and closing arguments loom.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Connie Nicholas
Charles Symmes
Phillip L. Bayt
Bayt
Mrs. Nicholas
Forrest Teel
Eli Lilly & Co
Teel
Cotton growers urged to file Smith Doxey class acts
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department urges cotton growers to file applications for classification under the Smith Doxey act. Any grower group aiming to improve cotton may apply. Last year 98 percent of the crop was classified under this program with sampling and classification widely accepted.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Allies Reach Agreement on Varied Issues
In London Prime Ministers Harold Macmillan and Michel Debre reached broad agreement on Europe the Middle East and Africa with some disagreements remaining on details. Officials said road of consensus on major principles and will to coordinate free world policies was shown while specific planks on Berlin policy and force freezing were narrowed though not finalized.
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London
UPI
Britain
France
Europe
Middle East
Africa
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Lloyd
Macmillan - Debre
Berlin
Plo
Macmillan
Debre
Teacher Honored Miss Dorothy Jones Named Outstanding
Miss Dorothy Jones of West Monroe High School receives Outstanding Teacher honors from the West Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce. The award cites her genuine interest in students and pursuit of further education. She will attend a statewide contest in Natchitoches on April 95.
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Dorothy Jones
West Monroe High School
West Monroe
Tulane Hosts Sixteen Monroe Parents at Event
Tulane University hosted sixteen Monroe parents at the seventh Tulane Parents Day on Saturday. More than 500 parents from across the nation attended the special event with continued coverage noted.
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Tulane University
Monroe
Tulane
Aheh
Tallulah Bankhead presses for unemployment aid in Congress
Tallulah Bankhead testifies before the Ways and Means Committee urging unemployment assistance for actors. She notes her family history in Congress and says she flew from New York to Washington to push for passage of the bill. She clarifies she seeks help for others, not herself, and agrees the measure may be overdue.
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Tallulah
Congress
Washington
New York
Tallulah Bankhead
Left
Peggy Cass
House
Ways and Means
Miss Cass
Pro- Stata
Mame
Flying Saucer Aircraft Set For Army Test
Army researchers plan early tests of a radical craft reportedly patterned after flying saucers. Brig. Gen. Frank H. Britton said the AVRO Canada design uses ground cushion propulsion to lift the vehicle, a joint Army Air Force program.
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Washington
Army
House Space Committee
Frank H. Britton
Army Research
Army Air Force
Avro Aircraft Ltd
Canada
AVRO
Britton
Diamond Industries to Rebuild After Ruston Fire
Ruston newspaper reports Diamond Industries Inc plans immediate rebuilding after a lightning fast fire gutted the main operations building costing about 250000 dollars. Mrs. W E Diamond announced the plan in Chicago where her husband is on a business trip. Investigators could not enter the smoldering remains as the blaze began yesterday at 1 p m and consumed the plant in about 45 minutes. The firm made mop and broom handles sold nationwide. three orders and much machinery were lost. The attic origin fire was not yet determined. an electrician suggested static electricity.
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Ruston
Diamond Industries, ‘Inc
W. E. Diamond
Chicago
Bomb Found On Isolated Island Off Mississippi Coast
A large unexploded bomb was found on Chandeleur Island about 25 miles south of Biloxi by a Mobile fishing party. A Coast Guard demolition team was dispatched from Camden, Arkansas and likely to be flown by helicopter to the site tomorrow.
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Mobile
Ala
Mississippi
Coast Guard
Chandeleur Island
Biloxi
J. C. Smith
Choctaw Point
Herter To Attend Paris Meeting
Acting Secretary of State Christian A. Herter will lead the U S delegation to the Paris meeting of Western foreign ministers. Secretary John Foster Dulles, ill with cancer, will not attend under present plans. Officials said the United States has informed the French government via the U S embassy in Paris.
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Washington
UPI
Expect Gulf, Lakes Link To Receive Okay
A favorable report on an inland waterway linking the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico is expected next month. TTWA officials say the Army Corps report is ready and will be released within 30 days, likely supporting the 300 million dollar program. John Patterson of Alabama was elected TTWA chairman, succeeding Gov. James E. Folsom.
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Columbus
Miss
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Tennessee- Tombigbee Waterway Authority
US. Army Corps of Engineers
U.S. Bureau of the Budget
TTWA
Congress
T-Twa
John Patterson
Alabama
James E. Folsom
Mississippi
Patterson
Glover Wilkins
Tennessee
Kentucky
S. Co-Operation
Tombigbee River
Bama Timberman Sentenced to Life for Wife Killing
John L. McPhearson, a Silas timberman, received a life term for the rifle slaying of his wife of 14 years near Silas. He plans to appeal the first degree murder conviction as jurors delivered verdict after nine days of testimony. He was returned to jail without bond and faces potential parole after about 10 years.
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Butler, Ala
Silas Timberman
John L. McPhearson
William Lindsey
McPhearson
Silas
Asama Volcano Erupts Near Tokyo Spreading Ash
Mt Asama, about 75 air miles northwest of Tokyo, exploded showering ashes and smoke as high as 22 960 feet. Reports say the volcano remained hot hours later with minor forest fires started and pebbles and ash falling on nearby towns. no fatalities reported.
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Tokyo
Asama
Here
Eisenhower Dedicates Taft Memorial at Capitol Hill
President Eisenhower unveiled a 100 foot bell tower memorial to the late Sen. Robert A. Taft at Capitol Hill. He praised Taft as generous and committed to individual rights and national economy. Former President Hoover and other officials attended the ceremony.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Taft
America
Capitol Hill
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Richard M. Nixon
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Marble Tower
Congress
Weather warms after frost at Selman Field
The weatherman forecast warmer conditions after a near freezing morning with frost on windshields. Expect partly cloudy skies and a high around 60 yesterday. No damage to crops reported. Pollen at 180 grains per cubic yard. Tonight lows 46 to 50, highs 64 to 70 forecast.
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Federal Aviation
Selman Field
Police Jurors OK Tuesday Elections By 87-30 Vote
The Police Jury Association of Louisiana votes 87-30 to revert statewide elections from Saturday back to Tuesday. Gov. Earl Long warns he may seek repeal if Saturday proves unsuitable. Democratic primary remains set for December 5. The group also urges restricting the governor’s appointment powers.
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New Orleans
Police Jury Assn of
Louisiana
Earl Long
Long
Winnfield
Association
Elven E. Ponder
Vaccine Target Leprosy Hints at Possible Breakthrough
Atlantic City NJ AP reports Dr Yom Chang of the National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases presented at the 48rd annual meeting that successful growth in test tube tissue culture of the leprosy bacillus in rats may pave the way for a human leprosy vaccine. The work aims to produce a vaccine against the human disease.
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Atlantic
City
N.J
Yom, Chang
Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases
The
American Leprosy Foundation
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Jets Force Americans To Cut Altitude
BERLIN UPI Two Soviet jet fighters buzzed an American Air Force cargo plane forcing a lower altitude over East Germany on April 3 during a flight from West Berlin. It marked a second such incident this spring as U.S. and Soviet authorities exchanged protests. The U.S. rejects any altitude ceiling and will continue high flights to Berlin to support the city amid possible blockade concerns.
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United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
Moscow
Russia
West Germany
West Berlin
Iron Curtain
An al
Mother of Five Slain in Holyoke Apartment Killing
Helen Shipplehute a 26 year old mother of five was slain in her Holyoke housing project apartment. John Brown 29 was hospitalized after suffering 10 stab wounds. An autopsy is pending and investigators plan to question Brown and Shipplehute’s eight year old daughter who awoke the neighbor. Her husband Albert an Air Force veteran died a month earlier at Chenneault Air Force Base Louisiana.
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Holyoke
Mass
Helen Shippeshute
John Brown
Chenneault Air Force Base
Brown
Detectives' Cigarette Theft Trap Backfires in St Louis
Police at Barnes Hospital planned a sting to film a cigarette thief after $350 worth of smokes vanished from a storage room. The bait camera, worth $495, was stolen Monday, undermining the operation.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Barnes Hospital
We Can’t Do Your House Cleaning Yet Sell Unneeded Items
Local want ad promotes selling household items like a Kenmore range with four burners and oven. Contact after 6 pm or dial FA 2516 for details. Includes offer for low cancellation privileges and spring cleaning push.
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