Eisenhower outlines peaceful interplanetary flight goal
President Eisenhower presented a 33 page space report noting the aim of peaceful interplanetary flight and the push beyond the U S manned project within two years. The annual summary highlights the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s formation under Dr T Keith Glennan and the benefits of peaceful space exploration for all nations. Virginia integrates peacefully as 21 black children enter white schools in Norfolk and Arlington amid police cordons with no disturbances reported.
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DC3 Crash Kills Three as 25 Escape in Guard Plane
A chartered DC3 carrying 28 men crashed and burned while attempting a belly landing near Kerrville Texas. Three crewmen died: W. C. J. Epps, Hilol Harvey Hitt, and Robert C. Griffith. Twenty-five occupants, mostly Idaho Air National Guard members, escaped with injuries. The plane belonged to General Airways, en route to Lackland AFB for basic training. the third crewman Bill Wittllf survived with injuries.
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Judge Slams Rulings on Criminals in High Court System
Long Beach Municipal Judge Charles T. Smith denounces Supreme and Appellate Courts for broad constitutional interpretations that he says shelter criminals. He cites Cahanstockmaking and other rulings as eroding police ability to protect citizens and yielding criminals too many rights.
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Beach Combing Five-Part Series Intro In Teen Music Scene
A five part series begins with Hal Boyle and feature on page C-4 about how teens drive popular music by buying records and elevating rock singing idols to stardom. Several related pages are listed across the issue including pages on sports, theater, TV radio and editorial.
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Weather update forecast for tonight and Tuesday
The region expects clear to mostly sunny skies tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Maximum temperatures today reach around normal levels for the period, with crisp overnight conditions and light winds throughout.
McElroy Defends Defense Budget and Forces
Secretary of Defense McElroy told the House Armed Services Committee that the United States armed forces are ready to meet today’s threats and defended the nearly 41 billion dollar defense budget. He said no further significant Army cuts beyond 30,000 are planned, with force levels projected for June 30, 1960 across services and explained the new budget category system aims to clarify funding without giving new authority to shift money.
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Two Planes Collide Over Buena Park Killing Two Pilots
Two novice pilots Donald Everson 26 of Anaheim and Haymond Willshon 33 Buena Park died when their Piper Tri Pacer and Luscombe collided at 600 feet during landing and takeoff near Fullerton Municipal Airport. Witnesses reported clear visibility as wreckage rained into a residential block causing no ground injuries and prompting renewed calls to curb local flight activity. The accident site was near the Clark home at 7952 Eighth Street as debris scattered across the neighborhood.
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UC Records Three Small Earthquakes
Berkeley reports three minor quakes recorded by UC seismographs. The first struck about 35 miles southeast near Gilroy or Watsonville around 2:44 am with a low magnitude. The second occurred at 3:59 am about 12 miles southeast near San Leon with magnitude near 2.25. The third hit around 6:27 am roughly 100 miles from Berkeley in an undetermined direction with magnitude about 3.25.
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SOS signals spark hope for Hans Hedtoft survivors
Halifax reports weak SOS signals from the missing Danish ship Hans Hedtoft may come from a survivor amid iceberg strewn seas near Greenland. Copenhagen officials say the 520 kilocycle transmissions likely from a radar beacon rather than a lifeboat, renewing cautious hope as rescue efforts continue.
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Americans in Tijuana Jail Bitter
Twenty one Americans tied in a cold jail at Rosarito Beach after a gambling raid. Women among them are Rita Nathaniel and Olivette Gosselin, both angry at eight days in custody. U.S. reps Wilson and Ute urged the State Department to intervene and consider travel restrictions to Mexico if no remedy is found. Federal police confiscated cars and money from forty two Americans and nine Mexicans. charges filed by a federal judge.
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San Diego County Reports First Snow of Year
San Diego County received the first snow of the year Sunday night, trapping many in the mountains as four inches fell at Julian/El Cajon area. Resort operators said lodging was full and guests could not leave.
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West Columbia High School Destroyed by Dawn Fire
A dawn fire destroyed the main building of West Columbia High School in Columbia Texas. An explosion occurred during the blaze. Superintendent J. C. Rogers estimated losses at 300 dollars, noting extensive damage to the school facilities.
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