Weather Vanguard Launched Into Orbit
The launch occurred as light rain fell but did not affect liftoff. The satellite aims to map global cloud cover using two electronic eyes over about 25 percent of the earth, mainly north of the equator, sending data back by radio. The five week mission will test cloud Seaver conditions while batteries power the scanning device. The missile rose in orange flame and persisted through storm clouds with near perfect behavior.
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Castro's Cuba vows olive uniforms amid provisional rule
The article details Castro's rebel government promises including olive green military uniforms for rebel members while the pro visional government governs. It also covers Vanguard satellite missions, Cuba's political leadership, sworn-in officials, and a Los Angeles gun-smuggling case involving Armando Lora as a top aide.
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Unemployed Janitor Saves Nine Children From Blaze
Baldwin Park UPIs report says unemployed janitor William Neel, 27, awoke to a floor furnace fire and carried two younger children from the living room window before the one story home burned, nine other sleeping children were rescued by him or helped escape. The family was left homeless. Neel and his wife Pauline, 33, escaped unharmed.
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Dulles Seeks Active Role In Western Policy On German Issue
The Washington reports suggest the Paris session on German unification and European security may shift to Washington around April 1 to include Dulles if his health permits. Officials from the United States Britain France and West Germany plan to prepare new proposals ahead of a Russia conference in late April or early May. Diplomats say a Washington meeting would allow Dulles and other top U S officials more direct consultation.
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Red China Cleanliness Drives Citizens and Children to Public Health
A 1930s Moscow or American-era report describes women in blue uniforms marching in China and praises public health efforts. It notes no flies, no spits, and streets swept constantly. Children, the Young Pioneers in red scarves, police manners with megaphones urge cleanliness.
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Diana Dors Sues Studio for $1.275 Million
British actress Diana Dors sues RKO Radio Pictures in Los Angeles, seeking 1.275 million damages for breach of contract and defamation after RKO canceled two more films following one completed project. She alleges a notice branded her an object of disgrace and ridicule signed by official John B Poor.
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