Paddlewheel Satellite In Orbit New U S Explorer Launched
NASA announced Explorer Six is in orbit after a 90 foot Thor Able II rocket launched the 142 pound paddlewheel satellite from Cape Canaveral. The mission aimed to place the craft in an elongated 23 thousand mile to 160 mile orbit with 11 to 12 hour periods and 15 major experiments. Community tracking stations in Southampton Alabama and Fort Monmouth New Jersey confirmed signals for varied durations.
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UPI
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
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NASA
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Southampton
Ala
Fort Monmouth
N.J
Desire
United
Jackie Walker Dies From Vehicle Collision Injuries
Jacqueline R Walker 19 of 108 West Main St South Amherst died after a car rear end collision on Lake Rd west of Baumhach Rd Vermulen Miss. She suffered internal injuries a severe throat laceration multiple facial cuts severe bruises and shock suffered in the crash yesterday and died in St Joseph Hospital.
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Jacqueline Walker
South Amherst
McGarvey's
Miss Walker
Vermulen
Laden
Lake Rd
Jack Walker
Walker
Baumhach Rd
Amherst
Jacqueline
Jackie) R. Walker
West Main St
South
St. Joseph
Norma Higgins In Russia Avon Traveler In Moscow
Avon correspondent Norma Higgins reports from Moscow on her Russia trip. She describes the Ukraine Hotel and Moscow landmarks, room sizes and decor, and details of the hotel suite and amenities as she travels with guide Nadja and private car.
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Cadillac
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McElroy Offers Khrushchev Tour of U.S. Installations
Secretary of Defense Neil H. McElroy said he would be glad to show Russian Premier Nikita Khrushchev American military installations during his visit next month. The remark was made at a Washington news conference.
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Neil H. McElroy
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
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Weather bulletin for Northeastern Ohio forecast
The Northeastern Ohio forecast shows cloudy skies with warm humid air and scattered afternoon showers or thunderstorms. Saturday calls for fair conditions overall with regional temperature highs in the mid 70s.
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Ohio
Military Building Fund Bill Slashed by House Committee
The House Appropriations Committee cut 278 million dollars from President Eisenhower’s military construction request, accusing the Defense Department of piecemeal planning. The bill totals 1.285 billion for the year, with 777 million for the Air Force, 327.2 million for the Army, 188.6 million for the Navy, and 46.7 million for the Office of Defense. The panel urged better coordination and planning across services.
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Truck Breaks Down. Tractor Tipped, Two Injured Near Vermilion
Myron J. Popovich, 24, and his 16 year old brother Ernest were injured when a farm tractor overturned while pulling their broken down truck after a collision with Miss Walker’s car near the Popovich farm. Both were treated and released from St. Joseph Hospital.
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Where To Turn Plan Aired On Hospital
The hospital medical staff committee submits expansion suggestions for obstetric surgical departments. The item appears on page 1d with managerial notes and outlines the plan for increasing obstetric services and related facilities.
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Elizabeth Expecting 3rd Child
Buckingham Palace announced Queen Elizabeth is pregnant with her third child, a boy, expected early next year. The announcement ends weeks of speculation tied to her Canadian tour and notes the royal couple’s happiness and her good health after doctors ruled out illness.
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Bodies Of 2 Marines Found Near Lake Erie
Two U.S. Marines from Camp Perry were found dead in Lake Erie near Green Island after going missing Sunday night. The bodies were recovered by authorities and identified as two corporals from a detachment based at Camp Perry. Further details on the incident and investigations were not immediately released.
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Lake Erie
Green Island
Yester
Bank overpays as silver dollars rise in value
Officials at the Lafayette National Bank budgeted two dollars for a motion stunt but ended up losing two thousand eight hundred eight dollars. They sold 800 silver dollars for 99 cents each, and were later advised that 1858 mint condition coins have a collectors value of four dollars and fifty cents apiece.
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UPI
Lafayette National Bank
Senators Urge Ike to Set Steel Accord Deadline
Thirty Democrats joined Sen. Stuart Symington in a Senate resolution urging President Eisenhower to set a deadline for a voluntary steel strike settlement and to appoint a fact finding panel if no agreement is reached. The move comes as mediation chief Joseph Finnegan reports talks entering a fifth day with both sides sticking to hard positions.
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Oregon Blast Kills 8 as Truck Explodes in Roseburg
A truck loaded with explosives blew up in Roseburg Oregon starting a fire that leveled blocks. At least eight people were killed, many injured, and two firemen plus a policeman may be among the dead. The National Guard was mobilized and a seven block area evacuated as tanks were cooled near the depot.
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Pentagon urges resumption of nuclear tests after suspension
The Defense Department seeks to restart nuclear weapons testing as soon as possible after the self imposed ban ends October 31. Officials say talks in Geneva over a permanent ban may alter plans, with McElroy noting continued testing could aid weapon development though a price may be paid.
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