U S to Fire Big Satellite From California Base
The United States will begin firing a series of satellites from Van denberg Base in California in the coming weeks. Some will carry mice and monkeys as the Project Discoverer program seeks to place a 1300 pound device in its first launch, possibly this year or early next year, with at least a dozen launches planned. ARPA director Ray Johnson spoke to reporters.
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Mystery Space Beep Disclosed by Lockheed Officials
In Sunnyvale California Lockheed space observatory reports an unidentified telemeter signal heard a week ago cannot be explained yet. Pentagon and scientists note signals differ from current satellites. speculation links it to a potential missile tracking scenario or lunar mission activity.
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Malibu Fire Rages Across 20000 Acres Endangering Homes
Wild winds drove a massive brush fire through Malibu and surrounding areas burning over 20 000 acres. Firefighters held the blaze near homes along the coast while 29 structures were destroyed elsewhere. Communications lines failed as helicopters and water bombers combated the flames near Malibu Canyon and Pacific Coast Highway. Officials said disaster declaration was not yet warranted despite the spreading danger.
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Tragic parochial fire inquiry deepens in Chicago
Investigators pursue the cause of a deadly Chicago parochial school fire that claimed nine lives. The report directs readers to Page B-8 and other sections for related coverage, with additional notes on notices, finances, and sports across the edition.
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Fiery Tide Engulfs Homes in Malibu Canyon
Eyewitnesses describe a dawn blaze racing down Puera Canyon toward MalibU Beach as flames engulf homes and smoke fills the air. Firefighters battle the advancing firebreak as families evacuate, with crews and a sheriff on scene. A modern hillside home glows orange before flames threaten its walls.
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White Oak Ranch
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Ward
Ike Rules on Space Scientists Reach Un disclosed Decision
Washington reported that a NASC meeting presided by President Eisenhower reached an undisclosed decision on the Army Ballistic Missile Agency and its 2,000 scientists. Hagerty said a White House announcement would follow. Keith Grennan and Donald A. Quarles would discuss details at a news conference. The issue centered on the Army losing its Redstone Arsenal team led by Werner von Braun.
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White House
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Redstone Arsenal
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Huntsville
Ala
Six Workmen Die in San Antonio Drainage Collapse
Six workmen were killed and three injured when a city drainage project collapsed in northern San Antonio. Details were scarce as reports emerged from the scene.
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Man Admits Killing Blonde Model Near Angeles Crest
The body of Charlotte Lea Trosper was found on a slope near Angeles Crest Highway. She was stabbed once and dressed in a black sheath dress with red underwear. Gerald Feasby was taken into custody and reportedly confessed to the murder, saying the two had dated three years and that he drove her to the highway and discarded her body. Her uncles identified the victim.
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Feasley
Los Angeles
William Stockham
Newport Beach
Kenneth Stockham
Greek Ship Prodromos Split in Collision in Channel
In foggy English Channel a 7.1 million ton Greek owned vessel prodromos was cut in two after colliding with a Greek freighter. The British admiralty reports the captain and two officers remained in the forward section while the rest of the crew evacuated by lifeboats and were rescued. Agents said no casualties were known. radio reports list 26 crew and most accounted for.
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Weather outlook clear tonight and sunny Thursday
The forecast calls for clear skies tonight and Thursday, with continued warm temperatures. Maximum daytime temperature near 92 degrees by noon today.
Woman Robs Bank With Acid Threat Near Macy's
A woman in her 60s robbed First National City Bank at Tth Ave and 34th St in New York, taking about 3000 dollars after threatening to splash acid on teller Louis Basile of Brooklyn. She fled into Christmas crowds, uttering no words as she passed a note across the counter.
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