Anyone Could Do It Spaceman Says Auto Plane Ship Travel
Airman Donald G Farrell completed seven days in a hermetically sealed space cabin at Randolph AFB and said anyone could have done it. Scientists noted the 23 year old Bronx native endured an 18000 foot simulated altitude with little discomfort and no real fear, aside from a moment of no whistling.
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White House Linked to FCC case in Miami Channel 10 decision
Bernard Schwartz told congressional investigators there is circumstantial evidence of White House influence attempts in awarding Miami TV Channel 10 by the FCC. He said there is no direct proof and noted ties involving Col Gordon Moore and Public Service Inc as a Dominican shipyard partner.
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Conscience and a Faithful Guide by AULIEN C. HYER
A brief meditation cites 1 Peter 3 16 and likens conscience to a hound dog that howls when wrong, insisting that a clear conscience insures decency and moral restraint. The verse reflection underscores inner voice guiding behavior and location of conscience.
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Norwalk Market Owner Robbed in Kidnaping Swindle
NORWALK A young market owner Donald Ray McPherson 21 says two men forced him into a car near his home on Excelsior Avenue 11963 then drove to Bushes Peck Market 12512 Norwalk Boulevard where he was gagged tied to a post and robbed of cash and checks totaling 10 000 to 15 000. He described one robber wearing Army fatigues and boots. His wife Frances reported him late and helped summon a deputy. The sheriff's office continues the investigation.
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Threatening letters warn Princess Margaret visit in April
The Daily Sketch reports Princess Margaret has been targeted by threatening notes as her bodyguard detail is increased. Police say such letters are common and often come from cranks, tied to her planned West Indies visit in April.
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Four Shots Fatal at Los Angeles Fabric Plant
A man opened fire at the Prudential Fabric Co office in Los Angeles, killing telephone operator Mrs. Oliver Dichter, 34, and wounding Joseph Martorano, 42, before shooting himself. Co workers reported motive unclear as police investigated.
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Bronx Man Plunges 15 Stories in Snow Save
A Bronx man, Frank Wilson, 43, a buyer for S H Kress & Co., fell or leapt from a window loft between 15th and 16th Streets. He landed in a snow pile that cushioned the impact and was listed in critical condition at a hospital.
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Eisenhower Urges Quiet Talks With Bulganin Over Summit
President Eisenhower bluntly tells Soviet Premier Bulganin to stop public letters and pursue informal diplomatic contacts to reach a successful East West summit. He denounces Bulganin and Khrushchev for mounting accusations and suggests visitors from Russia learn the truth about America. The six page letter was sent to Moscow last Saturday. The coldest winter weather and a major snowstorm hit the eastern United States today.
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Red Koreans Admit Hijacking Airliner
North Korea radio claimed a Korean national hijacked a Korean National Airlines DC3 with 32 aboard, forcing it toward North Korea. The incident sparked snowbound disruption across multiple states with at least 142 deaths reported in weather-related tolls and widespread emergency measures.
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Actor Charles Bell Dies After Walkout from Washington Stage
New York actor Charles Fred Stanley Bell fifty one, a member of a long theatrical lineage, died after walking eight stories from a hotel window. He had telephoned director John Houseman saying sleep problems and planned a Europe trip. Detectives found about 4000 dollars on him.
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Weather outlook with clouds and sun Tuesday
Night and morning low clouds and fog give way to afternoon sunshine. Expect little temperature change with slight rain chances of 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Tuesday.
Two Die In Ventura Light Plane Crash
A light plane crashed in dense fog at Ventura Airpark killing pilot Gerald M. Lamber 25 of Oxnari and passenger Jewel A. Cherle 30 of Los Angeles.
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Stay-Home Snow Day Hits Washington Territory Office
Only 10 of 53 employees reported for work at the Office of Territories as 14 inches of snow and near zero temperatures kept staff home. The government urged telework and many took a day of annual leave.
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