U S Plans to Orbit a Baby Moon Satellite
Dr Omar Newell, head of the Naval Research Lab physics division, said the United States plans to launch multiple small satellites during the IGY. He noted the aim is to share data internationally and coordinate launches to observe the Russian satellite.
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Stradivarius Theft Case Pair to Face Arraignment
Ellis Raderman, 29, Oakland teacher and Lee J. Osep, 29, Los Angeles railroad switchman, were bound over after a three day hearing on charges connected to a theft and extortion plot involving a 243 year old Stradivarius violin. They face arraignment in Superior Court on conspiracy and extortion counts tied to a May 4, 1954, demand of 25000 dollars from National Fire Insurance Co. The violin was reported stolen in 1949 by Elliott Fisher, a Los Angeles concert violinist, who later cashed 46500 dollars from the insurer.
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Federal suggestion on Miss Resnick citizenship
Miss Pamela Resnick of Merion near Philadelphia being urged by spokesmen to record her American citizenship. Born in Germany while her father served in the Army, she is advised to bring her parents when she completes the recording as a U.S. citizen.
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Saga of Tabby Cat on Power Pole Ends in Rescue
In Scranton Pennsylvania a hungry gray and white cat named Tabby or Tom spent nine days atop a 60 foot PPL utility pole near Simpson. A rescue crew lowered the cat after feeding bait and guiding it along a plank while the electric lines were briefly isolated. The incident drew big crowds and mixed reactions from townspeople.
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Cypriots charged with arms possession under emergency rules
Greek Cypriots found hiding in a cottage secret room faced charges for arms possession under British emergency regulations. The offense carries a mandatory death penalty, while a ninth man, owner of the cottage in a mountain village, is accused of aiding EOKA, an underground group seeking to end British rule and join Greece.
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