Army launches multistage test track et satellite attempt
Defense Department announced a multistage Redstone test launch to place a satellite. observers on a rooftop mile away cheered as the rocket lifted off. The Redstone, built by Chrysler for the Army, used a hydrazine base fuel for extra thrust, with 56 feet in length and 200 to 250 mile range. The Jupiter C configuration replaced warhead with a cluster of solid rockets and a tape recorder for data. Swatchers tracked the ascent with binoculars as stages ignited to reach orbital altitude, though officials cautioned it was too early to confirm orbit.
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Atomic Sub Skate Sets Atlantic Mark
The nuclear submarine Skate marks a milestone in wartime tech as it completes trials and departs New London Connecticut for European ports. Since October 27 the vessel has logged vast distances undersea, demonstrating extended submerged endurance versus diesel subs, with a reactor core enabling months of underwater operation and a dramatic shift in naval capabilities.
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Kidnap Accuser Says She Was Harmed by Two Men
A woman testified to being kidnapped by two men but the Los Angeles grand jury did not indict. Detective Thad Brown said the story was new and plans to speak with her in Los Angeles. She is married to Karl, already twice divorced, and accused him of trying to wreck her career while denying his divorce. The case involves her allegations of infatuation and a desire for independence amid public remarks.
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Long Beach Charter Vote Toward Citywide Reforms
Voters approved a revision in Long Beach charter with overwhelming support. Mayor Raymond C. Kealer called the device the city's No 1 problem as officials warned of potential consequences if sinkage near Long Beach Harbor continues. City Clerk Margaret Heartwall noted unanimous precinct support, including 118 to 1 in Precinct 110, amid a low turnout due to a single ballot issue. The council authorized nine members and alternates to pursue subsidence legislation as Long Beach faces possible damage to the Naval Shipyard and city areas.
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Eisenhower defends flexible policy on economy and state affairs
President Eisenhower in a news conference argued against using federal spending as the sole remedy for the recession, favoring cautious government action, credit easing, and housing support. He noted possible tax cuts, unused by his peers, as a flexible tool if needed. He rejected the idea that Nixon would assume the presidency without new oath and discussed Alaska and Hawaii statehood, Algeria, Little Rock troops, and civilian control of atomic energy, stressing prudent, practical governance.
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Avalanche kills seven in Mihora Am hut collapse
An avalanche near Mihora Am in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, today buried a two hut site killing seven men. Six others were rescued alive, authorities said.
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