Q year old boy found wandering near studio window
A Q year old boy was found wandering near the WORA studio while crying and without a coat or hat. Claudine Rush calmed him and took him to a window where the boy’s mother recognized him from a radio broadcast description, confirming the mystery.
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Effingham
WORA
Claudine Rush
Aoon
Ranson Wiedner
Jupiter Fails in Test Shot Over Cape Canaveral
The Army launched a 1,500 mile range Jupiter missile at Cape Canaveral on a Tuesday night but it failed to complete its programmed flight because of technical difficulties. Six congressmen watched the firing as spectators along Florida's east coast saw the rocket rise in a smoke and flame plume and vanish into a purplish light after about four minutes.
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Battery Swapped Car Theft Report In Montgomery
Alfred McDaniel reported to police that after his car lost power while driving he removed the battery and left the vehicle at a service station to be charged. When he returned the car was gone, battery missing from the scene.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alfred McDaniel
Eisenhower Aide Urges Austerity for Global Aid
Secretary James F. Mitchell speaking for the ailing President urged acceptance of austerity and privations to fund military and economic aid to friendly nations. He summarized Eisenhower’s Cleveland speech outline on cooperation to halt Soviet imperialism and endorsed expanding the Trade Agreements Act and forming an Organization for Trade Corporation.
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Ipi
James F. Mitchell
Eisenhower
Ie Mitchell
Cleveland
Mitchell
Chemists Assn
United States
Congress
Organization For Trade Corporation
Mitchall
CIA Warns of Missile Race With Soviet Russia
Senators heard a sad and shocking CIA briefing on missile competition with the Soviet Union. Allen Dulles and a secret staff described progress and tangled lines of command, urging deep scrutiny and organizational streamlining. A Dec 13 return date was set for further hearings.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
Russia
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
CIA
Allen Dwies
Symington
Sen. Bridges
Asian Flu Returns Strikes 500 in Bulacan Provinces
The Manila Bulletin reports at least 500 Filipinos in 12 small towns near Bulacan Province have been affected by a new Asian flu outbreak. This marks a large scale resurgence since the May and June epidemics that caused many deaths.
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Manila
Bulacan
Manila Bulletin
Vatican briefing rift widens over U S missile lag
Cardinal Piaz suffers a stroke leaving his left side partially paralyzed as senators question Vatican officials and U S leaders. Senator Johnson vows full disclosure of facts while Dulles aides face questioning on the U S missile program and security concerns. The panel weighs responsibility for lag in the American space and satellite effort.
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Vatican City
UFI
Lyndon Johnson
Deto Gianvanni
Piaz
Vatican
Soviet Union
Dulles
Johnson
Defense McElroy
Quarles
William M. Holae Fay
U. S
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