United States and Britain Push Surface Test Pause Plan
The United States and Britain urged the Soviet Union to agree to a prompt suspension of surface nuclear tests with other blast types to be tackled later. The plan aims to ban surface and atomic tests most harmful from fallout, with Western officials seeking quick, limited accord and phased policing measures.
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Crippled DC7IS lands at emergency field with 61 aboard
A American Airlines DC7IS carrying 61 people landed safely at a remote field near Crippled Plane With 61 late AERON Colorado after its No 2 engine failed and caused No 1 to lose power. Captain D L Boone guided an emergency landing in snow and mud. Passengers were bused to Denver for an upcoming program, with no injuries reported.
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Van Beinum Dies During Amsterdam Rehearsal
Eduard Van Beinum renowned Philharmonic conductor dies of a heart attack during a rehearsal with the Amsterdam Concertgebouw Orchestra. The incident occurred in Amsterdam and marks the loss of a leading figure in classical music.
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Eduard van Beinum
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Jetliner Sets New Chicago Los Angeles Record
A TWA Boeing 707 jet liner arrived in Los Angeles from Chicago Sunday night in 3 hours 20 minutes with 114 passengers aboard. The time beat the prior commercial transport record of 3 hours 54 minutes set on January 9 by the inaugural TWA flight.
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Weather: Low clouds tonight then sunny Tuesday
The forecast calls for low clouds tonight with a mainly sunny Tuesday. Noon temperature around seventy two degrees.
Widow Grace Mackey Divides Estate Among Friends in Arizona
In Douglas Arizona Grace Mackey, 84, left a 285000 estate after taxes to close friends. Police Chief Percy Bowden, Ed Fox the taxi driver, Ernie Beyer, and Mrs Helen Ellis received substantial sums. Ruby Hall was cut out. Evelyn Letts contested, later granted 15000. The longtime hotel founder’s heirs included only a niece in England.
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England
Iraq Expels Three U S Missionary Couples
NEW YORK UP Three American Protestant missionary couples have been expelled from Iraq with no stated religious motive. Harold Schoup of Zionsville Pennsylvania Harold Davenport of Seattle Washington and Raymond Weiss of Los Angeles were named by the National Council of Churches as the ousted pairs. They had been sent by four Protestant churches through United Missions in Iraq. Only seven Protestant missionaries remain in the country according to the council.
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Los Angeles
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Reformed Church of America
Gleason 76 Dies After Yearlong Illness in Hollywood
Hollywood veteran Gleason died Sunday night after nearly a year of illness. A dour humorist and master of the double take he graced New York stage early and spent more than two decades in Hollywood films. His first role came at two months old on stage, and his last film credit placed him beside Spencer Tracy in The Last Hurrah. Gleason also produced and authored two plays produced in New York.
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Fire in Palm Springs Area Brought Under Control
Brush fire near Palm Springs was subdued late Sunday after about 100 firefighters battled rugged terrain five miles south of the desert resort. The blaze scorched around 140 acres and involved a cotton field. Victims were Mr and Mrs Clinton M Ernst long associated with a Mt San Jacinto furniture store. County road crews joined state crews in combating the fire.
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Space Shots Due in Calif and Florida
The United States plans three more earth satellites launch today two from Cape Canaveral Florida and one from Vandenberg Air Force Base California. If successful the three man made moons will rise by midnight. The satellites will study earth make up weather and future reconnaissance potential. The Cape Canaveral launch will be a 2 in 1 with a Vanguard Rocket including an instrumented satellite and a 30 inch inflatable sphere to probe air density and related effects.
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Secretary in Hospital Ike Dulles Center Delay Job Decision
President Eisenhower delayed any decision on Canaveral three orbit plan as Secretary Dulles remains in Walter Reed Hospital for medical observation after a Florida recuperation. Dulles returned to hospital for additional treatment with no resignation submitted and no word on the exact therapy.
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Discoverer satellites aim for stable flight guidance
The Discoverer satellites, designed to maintain steady flight rather than tumble like others, hold a key role in eventual manned space missions. The article notes their importance to future efforts and directs readers to continue on Page A-3.
Satellite mission at Vandenberg aims to test Earth imaging craft
Air Force plans to launch two Discoverer satellites from Vandenberg in a southrange mission to develop Earth scanning capability with television and photographic cameras. The 1,300 pound Discoverer will carry instrument packages for recovery by scientists. In a separate incident near Gary Indiana a bus collision injured 16 passengers, four seriously, when a heavy truck rear-ended the bus. driver William G. Clements reported brake failure.
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Family of Four Perishes in Ashland Fire Tragedy
In Bayfield County near Ashland Wisconsin a blaze destroyed a two story frame home eight miles southwest on Old U S Highway 63. Walter I Maciejewski 43 his wife Jean 33 son Walter Jr 10 and daughter Tony Lynn 5 died. Bodies found in a first floor bedroom as firemen arrived. Sheriff Embertson said the children woke and rushed to their parents room where all four were trapped.
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Plane Carries Four to Death in Crash
A private plane with engine trouble crashed shortly after takeoff from Visalia airport killing four aboard. Rescue units rushed to the scene as investigators began outlining the likely cause and notifying next of kin.
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Three Skiers Missing on Mt Rainier Near 10000 Feet
Three Seattle skiers Ula Samvik Einar Storakers and Bo Ryfeldt were reported missing overnight on Mt Rainier between 7500 and 10000 feet as six rangers searched through the night. Preston Macy, park superintendent, said the party had planned a ski trip to Muir Glacier and all were experienced.
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Bo Ryfeldt
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Ingar Ramsbo
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