Sputniks fall predicted as experts weigh unknown forces
Experts debate possible unknown forces affecting Sputnik as it remains in orbit at about 18,000 mph. Dr Paul Herget and Dr Fred L. Christchuch urge caution, noting more sightings are needed and normal analysis should proceed.
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Suntik Clock Illuminates Palm Springs Sun Power
Palm Springs installs a W-4 sun clock on the Chamber of Commerce building powered by solar cells. The clock stores energy in batteries for night and cloudy days, earning the nickname Suntik among locals as evidence of US solar progress amid Sputnik hype. The piece also notes Soviet claims about Sputnik aiding missile and cosmic research, alongside a Cincinnati report of a baby sitter shooting incident linked to a child in Indian Hill.
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Thief Steals 40-Foot Windmill in Minn Farm
A thief stole a 4-foot windmill from William Ruzi ne's Genial Man farm in Favribaul Minnesota. Police hunt suspect as local theft spree continues and a babysitter is treated after an accidental injury in Portside. The Portmouth court prosecutor Earl Stephenson, famed as genial, faces criticism for seeming too soft a target as hubcaps vanish then a car is stolen.
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Rocket tests fail to reach 4000 mile goal in Farside program
New York Times reports three of six Operation Farside research rocket firings from Eniwetok Island failed to reach the planned altitude of 4000 miles. Balloons lifted rockets to 100000 feet before launch, under weather constraints and official pressure following the Soviet Sputnik. The highest attributed altitude remains 625 miles by an Army Jupiter C in 1956. Sputnik reached about 580 miles.
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Ike to Name Rights Unit This Year
White House press secretary James Hagerty said President Eisenhower will appoint members of the new Civil Rights Commission before Congress reconvenes in January. Hagerty spoke after Rep. Keating predicted the commission would be formed after the return of Congress.
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Life at Huntington Hotel Offers Private Baths and Meals
Ad copy notes a hotel on Solan Boulevard promising long rooms with private baths, wall carpet, writing desk, and daily meals. Rates listed as 24.50 per week for Perron rooms, with breakfast and other fare highlighted. Includes promotional tone and external public appeal.
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Three Die Five Hurt In Head On Crash Near Gatesville
In dense fog on U S Highway five people were injured and three died when two cars collided five miles east of Gatesville Texas. Victims included A J Shipley and a couple identified as Mr. and Mrs. Sleege. David E Sleege reported among the injured. details incomplete.
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Eleven Soldiers Held in Pay Card Scheme
Eleven Army enlisted men faced federal charges over a payroll scheme involving five thousand dollars. The men, alleged finance clerks, created false pay cards and split the overpayments. They were to appear before U S Commissioner Harold S Oakes in Denver, with potential five year prison terms and ten thousand dollar fines if convicted.
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Knowland calls UN reform to curb Soviet vetoes
Senate Republican leader William F. Knowland of California told a Brooklyn dinner that the United Nations might have a better chance of survival without the Soviet Union than with it and urged action to block Soviet vetoes at the UN. He spoke Tuesday night as the U.S. delegate to the 1956 General Assembly.
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Wise men learn more from fools than fools from wise men
Marea Pareten, Cato C the Censor. Four tie be co Roe, fam stadesmen.
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