Khrushchev Rejects 2 Nation Space Control Proposal
The State Department rejected Khrushchev’s suggestion for U S Russian joint control of space missiles, saying any such step must be part of a broader disarmament package. James Parker stated the U S will stand by a four nation approach including Britain France and Canada.
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Washington
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Britain
France
Canarlis
London
Troops Begin Third Week of Integration Duty at Central High
Federal soldiers started a third week of duty at Central High School in Little Rock escorting nine Negro students into integrated classes. Six guardsmen accompanied six girls as three day, with a crowd of about 100 white students at the entrance. Gov Faubus accused soldiers of escorting girls to dressing rooms. White House, Army, and officials denied the claim as false.
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Little Rock, Ark
Central High School
Tofay
Fisenhower
Arkansas National
Orval Faubus
U S Science Traces Sputnik Orbit From Radar Beams
American scientists report tracing the Russian satellite with electronic beads to plot its course days or weeks ahead. Variations in each orbit could accumulate, potentially offsetting targets over multiple orbits. Visual sightings are needed for a final fix, with reports noting intermittent radio signal changes.
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Washington
Naval Research Laboratory
Melbourne
Dodgers to Move to Los Angeles in 1958
The Brooklyn Dodgers will relocate to Los Angeles for the 1958 season. President Walter O Malley announced at a Waldorf Astoria press conference, with Arthur Patterson presenting, after a City Council vote approving the contract. The NL extended a deadline to Oct 18.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Los Angeles
Walter O'Malley
Arthur
Red) Patterson
O'Malley
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
National League
New York Giants
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Market Declines Continue With Stocks Down
The stock market fell again as many key shares dropped fractions to over $2. Prices weakened through the day, and a late selling wave pushed losses from $1 to $4 a share. Before close, some stocks rebounded. Volume topped three million shares, the first three-million day since Sept 24.
College Man Drowned After Fraternity Pin Toss
Santa Barbara reports a Delta Tau Delta student Max Burton Caulk 22 drowned Monday night after being tossed into the harbor in celebration of pinning. He did not protest and was submerged surface twice before volunteers and a diver recovered his body after about an hour of searching.
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Santa Barbara
Max Burton
Caulk
H. W. Caulks
Oxnard
Delta Tau ‘Delta
Morlan Bewis
Shen
Russia claims IRBM reach. bases at risk in Europe
American officials disclosed Russia possesses operational intermediate range ballistic missiles able to reach virtually every fixed Allied base in Western Europe within 1,500 miles of Soviet launch sites. Navy briefing cited by Capt H L Miller warned such missiles jeopardize U S tenure of bases. Defense Secretary Wilson noted no ICBM yet and said the U S is not behind Russia in overall strength. Continued on Page A-6, Col. 2.
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Washington
Russia
Europe
H. L. Miller
Chief of Naval Operations
National Security Industrial Assa
Solviet
Wilson
United States
Eisenhower
Missile and satellite program inquiry ordered by Senator Russell
Senator Russell directs the Senate preparedness subcommittee to start probing why the United States lags in missile and satellite development. The note lists where to find related items across the paper, including sections on beaches, editorials, shipping, sports, and vital statistics.
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Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate
U.S
U S Ban on Zhukov Reported
Khrushchev told White House aides the United States rejected a Soviet proposal for Marshal Georgi Zhukov to visit. Zhukov, Soviet defense minister and Eisenhower ally, was discussed in a Moscow interview cited by Times reporters Reston and Lawrence. The Times carried the interview with Senate disarmament notes to follow.
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James Parker
Parker
Khrushchev
New York ‘Times
James Reston
Reston
United States
Marshall Georgi Zhukov
Washington
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Georgi Zhukov
Zhukov
Eisenhower
White House
New York Times
W. H. Lawrence
James C. Hagerty
Lawrence
Hagerty
Moscow
the Times
The
Times
Ford to Build 3,000-Worker Irvine Plant
Ford Motor Co plans a multimillion-dollar Aeronutronic System subsidiary on Irvine Ranch property to employ about 3000 for aircraft missile and automation research and development. The 200 acre site on MacArthur Blvd will be a long-term lease with Irvine Ranch officials. Gerald J. Lynch of Aeronutronics noted central Glendale offices and Van Nuys labs will remain, while prototypes and future production work occur at Irvine. The project marks Irvine Ranch’s first such development and may attract similar industries. part of the Boy Scout Jamboree site remains undeveloped since 1953.
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Newport Beach
Irvine Ranch
Ford Motor Co
Aeronutronic System, Inc
Ford
Gerald J. Lynch
Aeronutronics
Glendale
van Nuys
Aka
MacArthur Blvd
Buffalo Ranch
Orange Co
Coast Hwy
Coronaded
Maj. Irvine Ranch
Aero~autronics
Ervine
Cosone del Mar Hills
23 Firemen Fall From Gas at City Blaze
Twenty three firefighters were overcome by toxic gas during a blaze at Electrical Supply Co. One of ten hospitalized was listed in serious condition. A rescuer recalled crews battling through thick fumes as the incident unfolded, with uncertainty about the cause and hazards of the gas.
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Uelanuma City
Electrical Supply Co
Honolulu
Paul
San Francisco
Arthur ©. Biehler
Los Altos
Calif
Little Boy Blue Birthday TV Party Lifts Lonely Mass Boy
A Hollywood television special aims a closed NBC circuit to a Lakeville Mass hospital room for the ninth birthday of Little Boy Blue. Jerry Lewis and a star lineup including Eddie Fisher Eddie Cantor Tennessee Ernie Ford Hugh OBrien Gunsmoke Arness and Walt Disney Mouseketeers perform for him. Doctors say his muscular dystrophy is treatable with a good chance of survival for most children.
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Hollywood
Blue
Lakeville
Mass
Jerry Lewis
Jerry
Phy Assn
David Sarnoff
Nbc-Rca
NBC
Burbania
Calif
Little Boy Blue
Lewis
Eddie Fisher
Eddie Cantor
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Hugh
Wyatt Earp
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