Science Boom On the Hill Is Staggering
Syracuse University sustains a growing sponsored research program with two divisions the Syracuse University Research Institute and the Syracuse University Research Corporation. Over 200 projects are funded by government industry foundations and private sources and expand as the program attracts leading scientists and engineers building a campus network of research across military and educational fields.
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Moon Satellite Fails to Orbit After 2000 Mile Flight
The Navy Vanguard launch fails to place the 21 5 pound sphere in orbit after a 2000 mile arc. Officials report inconsistent engine sequence and prolonged silence as San Diego broadcasts lose the signal. Boston University buys mothballs to deter pigeons at Braves Field.
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For the Birds tries with its Jupiter C satellite launch
The article reports a Vanguard launch that initially showed perfect results before the rocket sent two Explorers into Earth orbit, marking a significant spaceflight milestone.
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Markson Bros donate $10,000 to community hospital
Markson Bros Inc and officers donate ten thousand dollars to dedicate a private patient room in the new community hospital. Isaac Markson’s memory is honored by the gift through the hospital fund memorial gifts committee led by Ransom G. MacKenzie.
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Memorial Day safety call echoes on editorial page
Editorial urges readers to consider Memorial Day dangers and reduce risk. It stresses personal responsibility and awareness to prevent deaths or injuries during the long holiday weekend.
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Eisenhower Sees De Gaulle Favor, Cites Caution on France
President Eisenhower said he likes General Charles de Gaulle but refused to analyze how his likely rise to power would affect U.S. relations. He opened a news conference noting crises in France and Lebanon and emphasized ongoing reassessment of American international duties. The president warned against dictatorial policies and urged persuasion over coercion.
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Unknowns of War II Korea Receive Nation's Homage
The Unknowns of World War II and Korea were brought to Washington to lie in state in the Capitol rotunda. Vice President Nixon and dignitaries stood in silence as the coffins were placed beside the World War I Unknown Soldier, with a composite military guard and Navy band honors.
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De Gaulle poised to lead as Coty forms new government
Paris reports say President Rene Coty won agreement from Catholic Popular Republicans and the independents for General Charles de Gaulle to become premier. The move follows a political crisis as massive demonstrations surged in Paris while a Surêté General escort accompanied de Gaulle.
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Three Transcontinental Skyways Established for Safety
The Civil Aeronautics Board announced three new transcontinental skyways to reduce collision risks. Beginning June 15, all flights between 17 000 and 22 000 feet will be ground controlled within 40 mile wide corridors. Military and commercial planes will be managed from the ground, with vertical separation of 1 000 feet and 10 minutes of horizontal separation, pilots already pledging cooperation. The DoD endorsed the plan alongside airline commitments.
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Jets Collide Doomed Flight Ends Three Pilot Lives
At Cannon Air Force Base New Mexico three pilots died when a two seat F100F and a single seat F100 collided during an emergency landing approach caused by radio failure. The deceased were Capt. William R. Gilmore 30 of Interlaken New York Lt. William R. Jarmon 24 of North Arlington Virginia and Lt. Leslie Ikeda 28 of Honolulu Hawaii.
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Presbyterians Merge Two Denominations in Pittsburgh
In pouring rain two processions of United Presbyterian Church and Presbyterian Church in the U S A joined hands in a street ceremony in Pittsburgh to form a single church. Leaders call it a historic reunification ending a 200 year old split rooted in Scotland. The union totals 9 462 churches nationwide with 9 489 in the USA including Northern and Southern churches.
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You Won’t Need a Fan For Syracuse Weather
Syracuse residents can expect a cool air mass from Ohio this evening. Showers and possibly thunderstorms will dampen dust as the front passes, followed by clearing skies and cooler air. Tomorrow will be generally fair with temperatures in the mid 60s.
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Committee Votes To Extend Taxes
Washington AP report says the House Ways and Means Committee approved a one year extension of corporate income and excise taxes at current rates by 21 to 2. The measure moves to the full House for action next week while a proposal to tax auto makers was rejected.
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Yugoslavia Faces Five-Year Credit Postponement
Belgrade reports the Soviet Union postponed for five years a 250 million dollar credit deal. The accord, aimed at aluminum plant construction in Montenegro and other industrial projects, was announced by Tanjug as Yugoslav Soviet ties had deteriorated.
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Usher Quips About Passing Plate at Church Wedding
A wedding at a church features an usher who jokes to a woman in the crowd about passing the collection plate. He comments that it is unusual, noting the bride’s father asked for the gesture.
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Flags at Half Staff at Syracuse Federal Installations
Flags at federal installations in Syracuse fly at half staff for three days honoring unknown soldiers of World War II and Korea by presidential decree. Wreaths were placed before coffins as President Eisenhower plans burial ceremonies at Arlington Friday.
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Military funds voted to boost Eisenhower program
The House Appropriations Committee approved most of President Eisenhower's military spending plan adding funds for rockets and four more nuclear powered submarines. The panel proposed a defense appropriation of 38.31 billion for the fiscal year starting July boosting total to 113.614 million above prior levels. A 638.043 million increase funds four new Polaris fired submarines, and 138 million supports Hound Dog missiles and Minuteman solid fuel missile development for air force use.
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Scots claim Macmillan would beat Eisenhower in golf
Scots rate British PM Harold Macmillan 3 to 5 strokes better than Dwight Eisenhower after practice in Scotland. Macmillan returns to 10 Downing Street and may face Eisenhower in an international match at Burning Tree in Washington. discussions note Eisenhower would need to lend clubs.
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