Sputnik Puzzles Spark Debate Over Its Signals
New York reports debate over Sputnik’s radio beeps, with scientists split on whether it transmits data or merely tests a code. Russian experts say signals trackable but not revealing temperatures or space events, while U.S. scientists consider it a potential start to future coded communications for lunar missions.
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Man Lost One Bloodhound Finds Another in Swamp Search
In Chatham Township, Edward Simon 42 entered the Great Swamp with a bloodhound for a field trial workout. A statewide police search lasting 11 hours found him and the dog unharmed. Police had used another bloodhound and multiple communities joined the effort. Simon did not confirm entry in the trial.
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Seek U N Control of Moons
UNITED NATIONS New York The West seeks an UN disarmament resolution calling for international control of outer space missiles as the Soviet Union's moonshot looms. About 20 nations planned to submit the resolution for debate at the UN with six Western proposals including limits on missiles and stockpile transfers. The plan includes a three month window to set up an inspection system for peaceful use of space weapons.
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Storm North of Guam Gains Power Over Pacific
Navy weather station reports Typhoon Hester strengthening north of Guam as it moves northwest. An Air Force weather plane notes the storm at about 10 miles per hour from a point roughly 340 miles northwest of Guam.
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Military Affected by Moon in Paris Remark
Paris reports one of France’s top aviation experts says the United States is building a reconnaissance satellite called Big Brother. Gen Pierre Gallois notes Sky-Spy Eye by Lockheed, claiming planetary radar will map airfields and secret factories for NATO defense and warn of Soviet targets.
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Moon and back rocket planned by Soviet scientists
Soviet officials and Izvestia signaled future targets after the successful moon orbit. Next aims include larger satellites and a recoverable craft that survives reentry, with scientists working in secrecy much like the first 184 pounder. Trappers in Santa Barbara handle a skunk invasion issue as a local aside.
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