Balloon Skyhook Probe Maps Cosmic Ray Trails
A 40 story high balloon with a 1600 pound payload is aloft over Brunswick Georgia in Operation Skyhook to study high energy cosmic rays. The craft rose to 112000 feet by nightfall, sending over 10 hours of data before radio contact faded.
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William Arnold
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Railroads Prepare for Battle Over Work Rules
Washington sources say the nation’s railroads will push for sweeping changes in labor contracts to curb wasteful work practices. Talks may be delayed until wage disputes with 200000 operating employees are resolved after recent settlements giving engineers and conductors about 4 percent in two years. Carriers seek to remove firemen from freight service, alter pay by miles and limit road crew use in terminals.
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Washington
UPI
Locomotive Engineers
Reds Encounter Tense East Asia Ahead of Ike Visit
UPI reports mixed mood in East Asia as Eisenhower's voyage nears. Soviet pressure after the summit collapse prompts tough rhetoric against pro-Western leaders in Japan and allied states, jeopardizing the trip planned to Manila Manila June 14 and stops in Formosa Okinawa Japan and Korea.
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Tokyo
UPI
East Asia
Eisenhower
U.S
Russia
Orient
Francis G. Powers
Hig U2
Kremlin
Red China
Japan
Indochina
Formosa
Nobusuke Kishi
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Philippines
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Senators Urge Questions on U2 Spy Mission Purpose
Senator George Aiken urged the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to press President Eisenhower for the U2 mission's objective after the downing over Russia. The hearings examined the incident and summit collapse, with officials withholding the flight's assigned task as an urgent espionage mission.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Russia
Sen
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate
Nikita SS. Khrushchev
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
U.S
Dwash
Singed Currency Clue To Thieves At Orlando Belk Store
Thieves cracked the Belk's safe at Colonial Plaza Orlando using a torch and stole 32000 dollars in cash between 7 a.m. and 7 50 p.m. Sunday. The money was likely singed and a professional job is suspected after entry through a side door. The incident was discovered by the night watchman. A statewide alert was issued for burned currency.
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Orlando
UPI
Belk’s
Colonial Plaza
Tiny tablet relieves asthma and hay fever quickly
Medical science introduces a new tiny tablet that opens bronchial tubes loosens mucus and relieves asthma spasms and hay fever. Special from New York reports authoritative tests prove the relief lasts for hours.
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New York, N. Y
Senators Learn To Be U Members In Cloak-Dagger Club
Washington based report notes U and non U behavior in the Senate press gallery. A panel outlines guidelines to avoid rocking the boat while maintaining party loyalty and pelinding temper. The piece mentions bipartisan yet exclusive club dynamics among lawmakers.
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Senate
U's
U’s
Plane crash near Miami kills four on flight from Missouri
Investigators probe a light Beechcraft Debonaire crash in an Everglades marsh after taking off from Tamiami Airport. Victims include Indiana pilot Patrick Duggan, two Righter brothers from Hialeah, and Donald Fagin. Witness saw the plane fly upside down about 50 feet before the wreck.
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UPI
Indiana
Hialeah
Dade County
Patrick J. Duggan
Indianapolis
Jerry Irving Righter
Stephen Ray Righter
Donald E. Fagin
Glades Marsh
Tamiami Airport
Duggan
G. E. Freeman
Kirkwood
Missouri Timber Co
St. Louis
Freeman
Tamiami Tower
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