Satellite Circles Earth Every 94.34 Minutes
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP an experimental Midas spy satellite today whirled in a near circular orbit repeating every 94.34 minutes to test missile detection gear. It aims to patrol the globe with infrared sensors to detect heat from launches and radio alerts to US defenses.
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Oshkosh YMCA drive tops goal with $952,229
A communitywide campaign in Oshkosh raised $952,229 for a new YMCA building, exceeding the $800,000 goal. Cochairmen and volunteers hailed the effort as a major local success with gifts from 2100 contributors and a planned Rockwell pool financed by Rockwell Standard Corp. The drive featured a victory dinner at the Athearn Hotel and remarks by Bruce Gates of the national YMCA.
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Harbor Declared Disaster Area After Tidal Damage
Los Angeles harbor area declared a disaster zone after waves and tides damage moorings docks and boat repair shops. FEMA official says small businesses can apply for disaster loans. individual boat owners are ineligible. Search continues for missing skin diver Raymond Stuart, 30, of Torrance who vanished during the Chilean quake surge.
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Butler Charges the Too Soft With Russians Past Two Years
Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler accuses the Eisenhower administration of being too soft on the Soviet Union over the past four years. He says not a policy of appeasement but unwitting reliance on the Soviets. Press secretary Hagerty mocks Butler as the best Democratic national chairman the Republicans ever had. Butler spoke after Leroy Collins of Florida was chosen permanent chairman.
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Sheboygan Tax Assessor Arraigned Over Tax Returns
George Herr the Sheboygan tax assessor faced charges for failure to file personal state income tax returns for 1955 and 1956. He appeared in Counts Municipal Court with bail set at 700 dollars. no plea entered and no hearing date set. Conviction could bring up to a year in jail or a 500 dollar fine or both.
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State Senate Acts to Close 1959 Session
Wisconsin Senate debates final adjournment as lawmakers press for end of the 1959 legislature. Budget balance resolutions pass and calls for department cuts surface while Assembly members push adjournment with roadblocks and attempts to amend boating laws.
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Stolen items prompt police search in Newport Beach
A report from Newport Beach notes a man named Mervin Lee selling a police toy at a restaurant after a theft. The incident involved a missing dog and a red scarf described as decor. Police posted a $40 reward or return offer as the man vanished.
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UN Security Council debate on U2 planes ends with divided votes
In New York the United Nations Security Council faces a split over a Soviet resolution condemning US spy flights. Poland and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics vote for, while Argentina and nationalist China plan no or abstaining positions. Britain and Italy inclined to negative votes as the debate references the downing of an American U2 over Soviet territory and Herter doctrine assertions.
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Toll Mounts In Southern Chile
Devastation deepens in southern Chile with nearly 2,000 dead or missing and up to two million homeless. Officials warn numbers will rise as reports reach isolated areas. Landslides, tsunamis, and volcanic activity devastate towns. several vessels missing and evacuations ordered.
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Nixon Delegate Totals Show Clear Lead in Early Ballots
Early reports indicate Nixon allies hold a strong delegate edge across multiple states. Florida and Tennessee delegates appear pledged, with Goldwater and Nixon supporters fielding a large block at the national convention. The Associated Press notes the pledged group nears two thirds of the 1,331 total delegates, with a majority at 666.
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