Mystery surrounds Soviet moon in space report
In its third day of life the Russian moon raises questions about purpose and coding. Dr Blagonravov says Sputnik only broadcasts signals to be tracked not to study space. Moscow says it counts meteor hits and may use coded transmission for future moons.
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Beep From Outer Space Has A Russian Accent
Associated Press analyzes the Soviet first artificial satellite, noting its beeping signal and potential sighting. It cites Sen. Symington urging hearings, White House remarks downplaying a space race, and questions about world opinion, U.S. science funding, and next steps in space effort.
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CWF Meeting at Church Annex Covers Race Prejudice
News from the Homewood area reports CWF met Thursday at the Church Annex with Mrs. Carl Taylor presenting a lesson on race prejudice titled Let's Begin Over. Mrs. W. C. Crabb led devotionals and a report by Mrs. J. M. Crabb covered the clothing committee and Cancer Society work.
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Frank Schulte
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Christina Kipp
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Jap Experts Visit Eisenhower Museum In Abilene
A 12 member team of Japanese communication experts toured the Eisenhower museum and the President's homes in Abilene yesterday. They traveled with Japanese Philippine and Formosan officers from the U S Army Command and General Staff College Fort Leavenworth. The group, hosted by United Telephone Co of Kansas City and United Utilities Inc Abilene, will receive instruction at the Kansas City offices today.
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Supreme Court opens term with heavy docket of race and subversive cases
The Supreme Court begins a term expected to yield landmark rulings on racial relations and subversive activities with about 800 cases on its docket. Arguments already set in 113 cases, a workload rivaling the prior term. Virginia pupil placement act appeal seeks review of lower court decisions while other suits allege racial discrimination in employment and labor.
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Appeals and court actions shape 1957 fall term
The Justice Department seeks to set aside convictions under a secrecy access ruling. The court may rule on state authority to ban threatening picketing and unions’ pressure to avoid handling nonunion cargo. Appeals challenge whisky tie ins, fair trade practices, milk price cuts, grand jury testimony on antitrust, and predatory pricing by chains. The session opens with formalities before a full docket next week.
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