Traffic Mishap Almost Sets Off Racial Riot
A 26 year old African American man in Miami was jailed on inciting a riot and related charges after slapping a white woman, a rush of police to the scene, and a violent crowd gathered in a border area of white and Black neighborhoods. Separate items describe other racial tension incidents across Texas Oklahoma Tennessee Indiana and Nashville.
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Miami
Fla
Morgan Junior King
Theresa Mahoney
King
Marshall
Tex
Ashton Jones
Los Angeles
Nashville
Tenn
Charles Edward Wright
Fisk University
Chattanooga
F. W. Woolworth
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph M Howard
Space Engines Ground Test to Show Saturn Rocket Power
Wernher von Braun announced that all eight Saturn paper-rocket engines will be fired in a ground test within days at the Army Ballistic Missile Agency in Huntsville Alabama. The test aims to reach 1 200 000 pounds of thrust and mark a milestone toward future lunar and planetary missions. He described Saturn power as capable of lifting a sizable craft with an automatic radio relay station for Mars or Venus, plus data return to Earth. The NASA plan spans the next century ending with manned Moon flights after 1970, and envisions possible life beyond Earth. He urged youth science study and praised press support for science fairs and teen competition.
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New York
Wernher von Braun
von Braun
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Huntsville
Ala
Bureau of Advertising
American
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
Earth
Crash Kills Two East Of Wichita
Two cars collided head on on U S 54 east of Wichita killing 2 year old Lou Tannahill of Hutchinson and Leon Inks of Wichita The boy s sister Carolyn Sue was critically injured Their parents Dewey Tannahill and Mrs and Richard Daney of Wichita were seriously hurt The wreck occurred three miles west of Augusta Kansas and the injured were taken to Wichita hospitals
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Wichita
U.S
Lou Tannahill
Hutchinson
Kan
Leon Inks
Carolyn Sue
Dewey Tannahill
Richard Daney
Augusta
Kas
Richmond Area Weekend Social Notes and Visits
Richmond area residents hosted and visited family over the weekend. Families from Kansas City Lawrence Salina El Dorado and St. Louis shared meals and celebrated birthdays including an 80th for Dr. Whitmer’s father. Honors included a high school honor roll and a senior class trip to New Orleans via Pittsburg and Kansas City Southern.
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John Harmon
Sudbury
Mass
Edwin Horstick
Chris Pickett
al Vodapest
Chris
the Claron
Everett
Okla
Kay Schmitz
Hays
Marvin Pickett
Salina
Clifford Briggs
Harry Lawtons
Prairie Village
Arnold Roeckers
George Allen
Kansas City
Wilhelm Ackmans
Chris Mersman
Louis Appelhans
St. Louis
W. J. Collins
Ballard Collins
Humboldt
Mary Hermreck
Steve Hoelscher
Clarence Hermrecks
Independence
Carl Manloves
Lawrence
Ed Andersons
Scissors Club
Dee Spauldings
Adrian Pickert
Chicago
al Pickerts
Bob Schmitz
Manhattan
John Flynns
Topeka
W. F. Whitmer
Henry Schwegman
Missouri Pacific Hospital
Warren Godfreys
Centerville
Charles Duncans
Louisburg
Don
Bob
George Johnson
Hayes Johnsons
George de Loziers
J. E. Linsdales
Baldwin
Albert Dunbars
Winston Wilson
Rae Maley
Joan Roeckers
Vickie Hulett
Sohpomores
Connie Kueser
Billa
J. R. Smithheislar
U S Goods Face Overseas Markets Pressure and Hope
American manufacturers face rising imports and growing foreign competition as exports rise. Commerce figures show hope from improving barriers, while experts urge faster delivery, better reorder handling, and higher quality control to regain markets.
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New York
U.S. Department of Commerce
U.S
Richard P. Miller
Wolf Management. Engineering Co
Chicago
Western
Europe
Tanan Hava
Chrysler Corp Names New President and Chief Operations Officer
Chrysler Corp announces William C. Newberg as president and chief operations officer while L. L. Colbert becomes chairman and chief executive officer. Colbert will oversee general charge of the company and remain highly active in day to day operations. Newberg, 48, has served as executive vice president since 1958.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
L. L
Tex) Colbert
Colbert
William C. Newberg
Chrysler
Newberg
Bill
Takaj
Newis Inberg
Titan series missile flight marks ninth successful launch
In Cape Canaveral AP reports the Air Force completed another success in the Titan C series tests at the Atlantic Missile Range. Early data indicate first quarter figures show exports rising aided by lower cotton prices and steel production revival. The ninth successful Titan launch in 14 attempts underlines continued progress though future gains remain uncertain.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Atlantic
Ottawa Herald session opened with salary questions
The Ottawa Herald notes the session began Friday April 29 1960 with a question about salaries. Colbert remarked with a smile about his raise and stated he did not want to discuss salaries preferring to ask the boss.
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THE
Ottawa Herald
Colbert
Bower
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S. Main
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AP Business
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