TV Pictures Sought From Tiros
The article reports on TIROS satellite efforts to improve TV pictures from space via earth control of focus and altitude. It details orbit changes, power concerns, and expected advances toward a network of polar orbiting weather satellites, including international participation and a high altitude balloon test.
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Tivos
Tiros II
Tiros I
Tiros Iphatas
Tiros 11
Tiros
Sioux Falls
Cape Canavaval
Fis
Niles
No Accord Police Fear Violence at South Grid Game
The article reports heightened security around a Thanksgiving day football event amid fears of racial violence. Police, sheriffs, and dogs guard Cramton Bowl as white demonstrators and Klan activity are cited, with officials urging peaceful conduct and preemptive precautionary measures.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ama
Sullivan
Robert M. Shelton
Tuscaloosa
Cramton Rawla
Nation Feasts and Thanksgiving in War Time
Thanksgiving across the nation includes soldiers feasting on turkey and attending services in the Western Pacific as time zones speed the celebration. Goddard College students host 13 foreign students on campus while Penn State hosts a charity dinner for visiting foreign students. Plymouth Congregational Church preserves Pilgrim era rites. Traffic deaths rise as the four day weekend ends with 57 highway fatalities, seven fire deaths, and a holiday toll of 68.
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Turkey
Western Pacific
Goddard College
Plainfield
Austria
Denmark
Ecuador
Greece
India
Haly
Jordan
Malaya
Uriguay
Pennsylvania State University
Pine Grove
Plymouth Congregational Church
Altadena
Calif
Charles M. Houser
New England
Associated Press
Man in Poplarville Case Says Killing Was Accident
Police traced the case to Albert Lloyd Hall 34 a former mental patient in Abegile near White Sands after he killed a 12 year old boy described as mentally retarded Hall gave multiple versions including a hunting accident and later claimed the shooting happened after taking the boy from a school in Mexia Texas authorities followed a shifting narrative toward Louisiana in search of answers.
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Poplarville
Miss
Albert Lloyd Hall
Abegile
White Sands
Hall
Tex
Autoist Cleared In Drunken Driving Case
Leroy Witherspoon, 32, faced a drunken driving charge in Philadelphia but was found innocent after admitting involvement in an accident and that he was drunk when police arrived. He claimed he waited for police and later went to a saloon, becoming intoxicated before police reached him.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Leroy Witherspoon
Witherspoon
Judge
Leroy van Roden
van Roden
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