Sputnik III setback hints from Soviet scientist in Warsaw
Prof Jurij Pobiedonoscev told the Polish Astro nautical Society that a third Sputnik is near completion and may launch soon though some attempts may fail. He mixed up Jupiter C with Vanguard rockets, noting failures are not catastrophic and that future Sputniks will follow, possibly with or without dogs.
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Eisenhower Expected to Sign Military Pay Rise Bill
President Eisenhower is anticipated to sign a bill raising pay for most Armed services members as of June 1 to encourage retention. The plan, approved by the House and Senate, would boost costs by about 76 million dollars in the first year, with largest increases for generals and senior officers. The measure also applies to reservists and certain federal service personnel.
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Salk Polio Vaccine Arrives in Britain by Special Plane
Britain's lagging polio fight speeds up as nine tons of Salk vaccine arrive from the United States aboard a specially adapted British air liner, flown from New York to Manchester.
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Mayer to veto pay raise for 20000 Los Angeles workers
Mayor Poulson says he will veto an ordinance granting raises to 20 000 municipal workers. The City Council approved 11 to 3 to prepare legislation after Council President Gibson proposed financing options. If adopted, 12 votes needed to override the veto. The increase would average about 532 dollars per worker.
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Ike Urges No Cuts in Aid Funds
President Eisenhower told Republican congressional leaders he shudders to think of the abroad impact if further cuts are made in the administration's foreign aid program. The House debate neared a showdown vote as GOP Leader Martin said he expects approval in roughly the Foreign Affairs Committee form, with the bill authorizing 3.603 billion dollars for mutual security, about 339 million below request.
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Pass to Pinch-Hit for Skelton on TV
CBS-TV cancelled Skelton show after his son's funeral and a boy's death is linked to UCLA Medical tragedy. Friends filled in, Milton Berle and others stepped in. Skelton’s funeral at Forest Lawn Church of the Recessional. Vatican prayers reportedly planned for Richard Ken.
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Sell the Surplus Classified Ad Prompt
Local classified appeal invites readers to list land livestock machinery and any surplus items for sale. Call HE 2 5959 to place or inquire about ads. Readers are urged to move surplus goods quickly to maximize returns and clear inventory.
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