Echo satellite launch ends in partial failure at Cape Canaveral
The Echo balloon satellite went aloft on a Thor-Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral but early telemetry hinted at a possible malfunction in the long coast phase. NASA and Goddard Space Flight Center officials expressed uncertainty over whether the satellite achieved orbit as teams study data and schedule.
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Bo Comiberoe Veports That It Fired. of Course, It May Have.” Leonard Jaffe
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Jaffe
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Earth
Funeral costs top U S third largest family expense
The Chronicle Telegram notes the average U S family spends about $1,000 on funeral costs, the third largest single expenditure in a family’s lifetime. It promotes Want Ads to quickly convert vacant property into monthly cash payments.
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Aly Khan Dies In Paris Car Crash At 48
Aly Khan son of the Aga Khan and former Rita Hayworth husband died in a head on crash near Longchamps Paris while driving a Lancia. He was 48 and had been Pakistan's UN delegate and ambassador to Argentina. Bettina, his companion, was injured but survived.
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Khan
Rita Hayworth
Paris
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Alys
Tigor
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Soins River
Herve Bichaton
Bichaton
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
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Pakistan
Argentina
U.N
Khrushchev Tightens Kremlin Grip On Paris Summit
Khrushchev appears to have won a key point as Western powers agree to brief newsmen after secret Big Four talks. Herter arrived first in Paris while Eisenhower and Macmillan prepare for Sunday arrivals. The summit centers on Berlin disarmament and allied unity amid ongoing tensions.
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Selwyn Lloyd
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Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
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de i Ganile
Road program plan announced by county engineer
The year’s road program proposed by the county engineer would cost 134437 dollars. The 1000 acre land alteration near Amherst was dismissed by commissioners as signatures were found invalid. The page notes Republicans re elect Lorain Central Committee chairman at the organization session held on August 23.
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Lorain County Population Surges 46 Percent
Lorain County gains spread across villages and cities according to 1950 60 census figures. Elyria grows 44 percent to 43 445 while Sheffield Lake Avon Avon Lake and Vermilion on the Lake exceed 100 percent. Five villages Amherst Avon Avon Lake North Ridgeville Sheffield Lake become cities pending state proclamation.
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Obertin
Ohio
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Oberlin
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Truman Endorses Symington for Democratic Nomination
Former President Harry S Truman endorsed Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri for the Democratic presidential nomination in a Chicago bulletin dispatch.
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CPT
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Sen
Stuart Symington
Missouri
State Dept presses for spy talk amid crisis
The United States pressed Russia for interviews and clarification after the May 1 downing of a U S spy plane. Kal Vershinin canceled a goodwill visit by Red air force generals citing unfavorable circumstances. The note warned of retaliation if more spy flights occur. Khrushchev offered possible interviews but indicated delays as investigations proceed. The White House weighing a new statement before the Paris summit with Khrushchev.
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Norway protests U.S. plan to land spy plane in Norway
Oslo formally protested against an American plan to land a trans-Russian spy plane in Bedee Airfield Norway after Washington admitted spy flights. Foreign Minister Halvard Alsia warned of obliterating American bases in Norway and called for steps to prevent repeats.
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Pakistan
Francis Willis
U.S
Turkey
Military Bill Cut In House by 25 Percent
The House Appropriations Committee reduced Eisenhower's worldwide military construction program by more than one fourth approving an $855.2 million funding bill, $302.8 million below the President's request and $455.2 million under last year's level. The panel urged tighter planning and elimination of unnecessary facilities.
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Health Unit Backs Mental Bill Drive in Ohio
Ohio Governor DiSalle pushes a campaign to collect 25 million of overdue state mental hospital bills while facing mixed reaction from national groups. National Committee Against Mental Illness Executive Director Mike Gorman supports the goal but dislikes diverting funds from mental health purposes and warns against overburdening families. He notes some bills date up to 50 years old and says funds should finance research rather than routine hospital maintenance.
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