Atlas Missile Instincts And Space Satellite Breakthrough
Atlas missile shows hunter like instincts as it steers into a near orbital path in a 6,000 mile range test from Cape Canaveral. A separate report notes a four ton Atlas satellite, 85 feet long, launched from Florida, circling Earth at 17,000 mph as Russia seeks space dominance and the U.S. touts new capabilities.
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Europe Applauds U S Space Triumph and Bulganin Plea
London and major European papers hail the Atlas satellite as an American victory in space race. Front pages report U S ahead of the Soviets and note Bulganin’s televised confession to conspiracy as Khrushchev strikes against conservative opposition.
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Conviction for Goldfine echoes in U S court
In Boston federal court Bernard Goldfine was convicted of criminal contempt for failing to produce mill records, while other Goldfine ventures faced related findings. The case paralleled a Washington inquiry into his financial dealings and gifts to public officials, including Sherman Adams who later resigned.
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Mildred Paperman
Strathmore Mills
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Ion Books
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H. Goldfine
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White House
Police Chief Finds Son Train Victim
Police Chief John Rose went to a railroad crossing in Turner Utah after his son Ken Rose was fatally struck by a train. The victim’s death was reported as a fatal accident and involved a court case in the U S District. Ken Rose faced a plea in a separate trial, with Judge John J Sirica setting a date for March 16.
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Weather Forecast Read: Fog Tonight and Saturday Morning
Fog or mist tonight and Saturday morning with a mainly sunny trend on Saturday. Temperatures near noon are expected to be cooler than today as high pressure builds in.
Bomb blasts hole at L B golf course and other bomb scare
A bomb wrecked the 16th hole at Recreation Park Golf Course and a second device near Belmont Shore apartment was snuffed out. Jordan High evacuated 2,000 students after a bomb scare sparked by a telephone warning. no bomb was found and classes resumed after an hour.
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Jeneva Brock
Chrysler Strike Ends After 18 Days Idle 44,000 Workers
The Chrysler 18 day strike affecting 44,000 workers was settled today after ongoing bargaining that began Thursday. Dodge Local 3 president C Patrick Quinn called the settlement fair to both sides and believed both sides could live with it. Production of Imperial cars and Dodge trucks had been halted though other lines resumed.
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Airman gets life in wife poisoning case
A U S Air Force court martial in Denham England sentenced Master Sergeant Marcus Marymont to life in prison for arsenic poisoning of his wife Mary Ellen 43 and for pursuit of another woman Cynthia Taylor 23 a British brunette The prosecution alleged a crime of passion and attempted to conceal the affair deterring the marriage verdicts reflect a sensational sensational case
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Cynthia Taylor
Atlas Space Bound Launch Triggers Crew Confidence
Curt Johnston, test conductor for the Atlas missile launch, says he did not know the flight plan beforehand and kept calm in a high tension countdown. The Atlas blasted into space at 17,000 mph, entering an orbit from 625 to 115 miles above Earth. Johnston, a Convair veteran from Newark Ohio, wore Western attire to ease stress and jokes about his outfit during firing days.
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Turncoat Commie Line Still Spouted by Corden
Richard Corden, 31, of East Providence Rhode Island, identified as a ringleader among 21 American turncoats from the Korean War, criticized the United States and praised Communist China. He urged socialist reforms and claimed more democracy in China, while denying Communist Party membership. He cited germ warfare in Korea and said homesickness and unfinished studies led him to leave China.
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Goes Back for Bible Perishes in Blaze in Cincinnati
Mrs. Bessie Brown, 73, died in a $10,000 apartment house fire in Cincinnati after she reportedly ran back to her bedroom to retrieve a Bible. Her body was found on the floor with the Bible clutched in her hand, as the blaze roomed through the three story structure that displaced 12 families.
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Bessie Brown
22 Year Old Mother of Four Takes In 14 Siblings
A 22 year old mother of four has assumed guardianship over her 14 younger brothers and sisters following their mother’s death. Details appear on Page A-7 and related features run across Beach Combing Page D-1, Hal Boyle on Page 4, and various sections.
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