Echo satellite links Eisenhower voice Earth to space
UPI reports the Echo satellite is orbited 1,000 miles up and used to bounce President Eisenhower's message coast to coast. The test marks a major step in space exploration with officials noting visibility from sunset to dusk and future wide communication potential.
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UN Chief Hammarskjold Arrives in Katanga Capital Amid Booing
Dag Hammarskjold landed at Elisabethville as a UN force began moving in. Katanga President Moise Tshombe greeted the UN chief while a mixed crowd jeered the United Nations and booed envoys. Swedish troops encamped in a school building as the mission opened.
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Where To Turn Registration Plans Set
Registration for the November election will be completed with the opening of 37 special booths. The report notes a council discussion on annexation requests and mentions a public notice about a defaced petition.
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X15 Sets 26 Mile Altitude Record Over Desert Flight
NASA officials confirm Maj. Robert White piloted the X15 to a record altitude of 131000 feet, 26 miles above earth, surpassing the previous 126200 feet set by Iven Kincheloe. White’s glide test followed a Thursday fuel issue as Joe Walker and others supported the mission.
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Cemetery Rejects Indian Veteran Burial In Detroit
Detroit today faced a dispute over the burial of a World War I veteran of the Carlisle Indian School. The family fought a suburban cemetery’s decision to deny interment because he was Indian, prompting a move to arrange an Arlington burial or nearby plots. Grief and public sympathy followed as officials defended the cemetery’s actions and the family sought a dignified resting place.
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A Journey of Hope Travelers Reach London Before U 2 Pilot Trial
The parents of U 2 pilot Francis Gary Powers arrive in London from New York to press for leniency before his espionage trial in Moscow next Wednesday. Oliver and Ida Powers say the trip may help, hoping to meet Khrushchev and their daughter-in-law Barbara who is finishing visa arrangements.
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Echo 1 Visible on Four Passes Tonight
The Echo 1 satellite will be visible over much of the United States during four passes tonight. It will appear first over Ohio between 9 10 and 9 20 p.m. and later at 11 15 to 11 26 p.m. traveling southeast to southwest. A dawn sighting comes around 1 28 to 1 40 a.m. as it traverses the sky, while daytime visibility is not possible.
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Discoverer XIII Capsule Returns From Orbit in Pacific Recovery
Air Force and Navy teams recovered the Discoverer XIII capsule after its polar orbit, noting a three hour water recovery. Carrol aided recovery by cutting a beacon and the capsule was shipped to Honolulu then Sunnyvale for instrumentation removal before final display in Washington.
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Air Force recovers Discoverer capsule aids chimp mission plan
The Air Force announced the Discoverer capsule recovery near Hawaii shows advance toward manned spaceflight. Lt. Gen. Bernard A. Schriever said future tests may carry a chimp aboard and recovery will continue with two launches per month if conditions permit.
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Cleveland Sleeping Beauties Drugged Revealed
Cleveland officials concluded that Bernadette and Venila Fratantonio were given barbiturates, causing weeks of coma like sleep. Blood tests showed high drug levels, and the sisters regained health after treatment in isolation at Mount Sinai Hospital. Coroners and doctors linked the mystery to intentional poisoning amid widespread speculation and donations for care.
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Khrushchev to Visit China Meet Red Leaders This Fall
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev is expected to meet with Chinese leaders this fall to mend frayed relations. Communist diplomats in London said Moscow prepared for a landmark high level visit to North China and the possible summit.
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