Moon Reports Excellent From Explorer Satellite
Scientists announced all reports were excellent from the Explorer satellite launched Friday night. At a news briefing they said the high orbiting moon was sending back data as planned through a 40 station tracking network. Dr. William H. Pickering of Caltech confirmed the system’s success and instrumentation progress.
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University of Iowa
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Army Fires Jupiter C Successfully in Space Orbit
The U S first man made satellite Explorer whirled around the earth at 113 minute orbit after an 1013 launch from Cape Canaveral. Army officials said signals were received at all tracking points and the satellite would remain aloft 2 to 10 days. The mission boosted U S prestige amid Soviet Sputniks. President Eisenhower and Congress lauded the achievement as Maj Gen Medaris said the orbit varied from about 200 to 1,700 miles high with a perigee near 200 miles.
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Press-Celearam's Finest Evening Newspaper Lead
The edition announces a 20 page run with a bold header promising coverage from the city’s latest events. It notes a price of 10 cents and marks the publication as the first issue of a new volume, signaling a fresh start for the paper.
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Explorer Telemetry Reveals Space Messages From Voiced Satellite
AMERICA'S first satellite talks openly via continuous radio chatter, unlike Sputnik. The Explorer transmits telemetered data on cosmic rays meteorites and temperatures from heights well above Earth. Ground stations record signals digitally then translate them for scientists.
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Egypt and Syria Merge Amid Wild Cheers
Cairo reports Egypt and Syria formed a united Arab state with a single flag cabinet parliament and army. Nasser likely to be president. capital Cairo. The move seeks wider Arab union, inviting Jordan Iraq Lebanon Saudi Arabia Yemen Sudan Libya Tunisia Morocco and others.
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Marie McDonald Sues Fairmont Hotel for 150000
Marie McDonald sues the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco for 150000 claiming injuries from a fall on October 10 in the Venetian Room stage. She alleges the hotel failed to provide a safe venue and that the injuries thwarted her ability to fulfill contracts.
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Weather outlook: Cloudy with rain late tonight and Sunday
The forecast notes considerable cloudiness with rain expected late tonight and again Sunday. Winds pick up cases Sunday bringing cooler conditions. Local area forecast emphasizes a unsettled weekend with showers and a brisk breeze.
Radio bursts encode code in timing and duration
The article explains that the radio signal is continuous yet the code resides in burst patterns. It notes that frequency, length of bursts, and intervals between bursts constitute the encoding, and mentions counting cosmic rays as part of the discussion.
Where to Find It and Page Listings
A compact guide lists sections and pages for various features. It notes Churchies on A four and five, Olaaskied on Bs, with comics on A-1 and crosswords on B-10. Death notices, financials, shipping tables, sports, theaters, weather, vital statistics appear on B-2 or related pages, with TV radio on B-10.
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Trains Collide Head-On in Oklahoma Deadly Crash
Four men killed and four injured in a head-on collision of Midland Valley freight trains at Bokoshe Oklahoma. One train carried fuel and oil spilled. engines and several cars burned. Local boy Randy Emerson reported fires still burning near the scene.
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Three Die as Plane Hits Power Line Near Bluff
A Beechcraft twin engine aircraft owned by an oil drilling firm crashed after striking a power line and plunged into the San Juan River nine miles east of Bluff. All three aboard Edwin R. Hopland 44 Riverton Wyoming Milton Manning Brown 43 Casper Wyoming died authorities said.
Officials Eye Girls Role in Murders
Lincoln Nebraska United Press report says Charles Starkweather and Caril Fugate, both held in separate institutions, face questions over their parts in 11 killings. Starkweather, 19, admits involvement in all deaths but claims Fugate, 14, was an unwilling hostage during a murder spree that spanned Nebraska and Wyoming. Both charged with first degree murder as gates closed on the plan on a 12 mile Wyoming trip.
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Sputnik Completes 1292 Orbits Around Earth
London reporting from Moscow states that the satellite Sputnik completed 1292 revolutions around the Earth by 10 pm today. The dog passenger, Laika, was aboard during the historic flight.
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