U S to Make Bid for Space Unmanned Moon Probes Planned
The United States will attempt up to five unmanned spaceflights toward the moon with ARPA directing programs for launching small vehicles. An initial eight million dollars funds early work as Eisenhower backs space studies. Ground scanning tech and a primitive TV device are to be used, not aimed at hitting the moon.
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United States
Moon
White House
Defense Department
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MrElroy
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Advanced Research Projects Agency
ARPA
Explorer III Mission Outlines Lunar Probes
The article details Explorer II and the planned Explorer III missions, with naval, army, and air force agencies coordinating multiple lunar probe launches. It notes modified Jupiter-C rockets, Thor Vanguard stages, and responsibilities of ABMA in Huntsville, ABMA and BMD divisions, and the Inyokern test station for development.
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Missile Agency
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Inyokern
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Police Move On Film Crew Near Piccadilly Circus
A TV crew filming a police operations series was ordered away near Piccadilly Circus on Wednesday for lacking a street filming permit. Authorities instructed the team to relocate to comply with licensing rules.
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London
Piccadilly Circus
Sticky Mess In Train Derailment
WISCONSIN RAPIDS The Chicago and North Western Railway suffered a derailment near Adams Depot Adams County when four freight cars left the track. Molasses flooded the site a broken tank car caused by a broken truck frame. No injuries were reported though track and switches were damaged.
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Reuther and Goldwater Clash Over Kohler Strike Violence
Senate Rackets Committee hearing on the Kohler Co dispute is delayed while UAW President Reuther and Sen. Goldwater clash over alleged violence. Kohler chairman Herbert Kohler testifies that the UAW resorted to mob violence and illegal boycotts, asserting the union has lost the strike though it continues with nonstrikers. The session highlights partisan divides as lawmakers probe actions by both sides.
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Long
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R-Neb
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Herbert V. Tohler
McClellan
D-Ark
Kohl
Herbert V. Kohler
Kohler Co
United Auto Workers Union
Council Discusses Voluntary Health Certification for Food Handlers
City council, backed by Mercy Hospital physicians, debates a voluntary health certification for food handlers with annual certificate publication and 30 day qualification for new employees. Proponents say it guides the public, while opponents want mandatory testing and broader health safeguards.
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Charles J. Fiss
Health Department
Dey C. McCray
Mercy Hospital
Dean B Becker
J. &. Washburn
Atty
Sydney R. Mertz
McCray
Becker
Vernon G. Guenther
E. J. Zmolek
James FE. Botz
William P. Harford
Fiss
Khrushchev Becomes Soviet Premier Shocks Washington
U S officials report Nikita Khrushchev has risen to premier of the Soviet Union in a move seen as centralizing power. Analysts view it as a shift in Kremlin authority and a potential bargaining factor for future talks with the United States. The White House declined comment.
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White House
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Khrushchev Becomes Soviet Premier and Leader
In Moscow Khrushchev is named Soviet premier replacing Bulganin as Voroshilov announces the choice to the Supreme Soviet. Bulganin resigns after holding the post since February 1955 as Khrushchev also takes party leadership duties amid planned government reshuffle and disarmament talks.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Kiementi Voroshilov
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Voroshilov
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
Council of Nationalities
Eisenhower
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Twestern
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Urdon
Klementi Y. Voroshilov
Presidium
Ekaterina Furtseva
Council of Union
Three Firemen Killed in South Side Chicago Blaze
A fast-spreading South Side fire at a large auto agency building left three firemen dead and six injured among twenty trapped rescuers. The blaze, which consumed three three story structures at 1755 E 71st St, forced about 150 residents to seek shelter in freezing air as plates of glass and debris hampered escape. Fire officials cited injuries to back and head areas and estimated damage at 250000, with seven new cars destroyed and rail service delayed.
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Chicago
Robert Quinn
James McDonough
McDonough
Tlinois Central
Paris
Horatius Murray
Europe
Oslo
Northern Chief OK on Highway Bill Passes Senate
Washington reports Senator Gore D Tenn says a major highway speedup bill is expected to pass by nightfall and head to conference with the House. The measure would add about 1.8 billion in federal funds this year, aiming for a 30 billion dollar program, with contentious billboard regulation tied to new rights of way after July 1 1956.
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Eiisenhower
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Governor Seeks to Halt Dairy Price Support Cut
Wisconsin Governor Vernon W. Thomson sent a telegram to President Eisenhower urging a bill to freeze federal dairy price supports at 83 percent of parity to 75. The move aims to sustain farmers buying power and boost rural business as the April 1 cut looms.
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Vernon W. Thomson
Eisenhower
Thomson
Eisenhower Adlai Trade Rally Unites Bipartisan Support
President Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson join a bipartisan effort to back the five year extension of the reciprocal trade program. Weeks keynotes the conference urging action to avoid threats to jobs and national safety from foreign competition while a rival protectionist rally claims similar aim.
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U S Satellite Mocked by Soviet Radio
London reports Moscow radio ridicules the United States Explorer III satellite as tiny and ineffective for interplanetary travel while noting Sputnik I remains far larger at 1,120 pounds.
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