Pioneer rocket dies after 43 hours in outer space
Washington reports America’s pioneer moon rocket crashed into the south Pacific after 43 hours in space. It reached 79,212 miles altitude and sent signals until 11:46 p.m. e d t. The Air Force says it was consumed by friction after dipping to near 25,000 mph. President Eisenhower hailed the achievement and scientists pledged further space exploration toward Mars and Venus.
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Violence Rages in Beirut as Lebanon Strife Deepens
Beirut sees street assassinations and bombings as anti-government protests enter a bloody fourth week. Four people including a relative of ex Premier Sami Solh are killed. President Chehab calls Rashid Karami and Pierre Gemayel to broker a political compromise while Gemayel followers reopen roads into the capital.
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Moon Rocket Floats Two Hours In Space
A UPI report states America's lunar probe rocket orbited for over two hours in space after reaching a historic altitude above 79,000 miles and then slowed to a stop.
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Weather and rocket gravity notes span Northeast Ohio forecast
Weather report from Northeast Ohio shows a high near 61 today with cloudy skies and a warmer night low around 56. A Sunday temperature range of 42 to 58 is listed with no rainfall in the last 24 hours. The piece also explains a U S rocket altitude observation by Dr. Kellogg with gravity effects at distance and implications for orbital motion.
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Avon Officials Take Up French Creek Drainage Issues
Avon officials bring drainage problems at French Creek to county commissioners for review with further discussions planned.
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Ford Aide Praises Ohio Workforce at Brownhelm Plant
Newsmen toured the Ford Brownhelm assembly plant with John Richardson praising Ohio's skilled workforce. Richardson noted the plant set a production record after groundbreaking and is unique for its entirely new personnel organization. President Eisenhower urged a peacetime forces to defend freedom during Georgetown University ceremonies.
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Reds Extend Formosa Truce For Two Weeks Reports Say
Peiping Radio announced a two week extension of the Formosa Strait cease fire. The move is seen as pressure on the United States and its Chinese allies. If U S destroyers return to convoy duty in the area the communists will resume bombardment of offshore islands. Defense Secretary McElroy met Chiang Kai-shek amid talk of reduced U S forces in the Formosa area. American officials expect pressure on Chiang to trim garrisons on Quemoy and Matsu if truce holds.
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Pope Pius XII Buried Near Apostle's Tomb
Vatican reports Pope Pius XII laid to rest near St. Peter’s tomb in a grand requiem. The body was placed in nested coffins and interred at St. Peter’s Basilica after a ceremonial procession. Fewer than 10,000 officials attended as public access was restricted.
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Fifth and strongest atomic test seen from 1500 miles away
The Atomic Energy Commission detonated a 10 kiloton nuclear device code named Lea at an altitude test site near Nellis Nevada. The blast was visible from Los Angeles to San Francisco and Las Vegas with a brief fireball and mushroom cloud stem rising above the desert. observers were advised to avoid direct viewing while ground shocks were felt during predawn detonation.
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Probes Ordered Amid Lorain Police Tip Controversy
Lorain County Prosecutor Ray Miraldi announced three probes into police tip charges linked to gamblers. He vowed to prosecute any tipster and noted prior police cases. Separately, Dorsey Dorsey, 44, faced gambling charges in municipal court and was released on bond as trial set for Nov. 18.
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Chronicle-Telegram Series On Right To Work Issue
Chronicle-Telegram announces a nine part series on the right to work ahead of the November election. The first article by Joseph C. Wells will run tomorrow with additional pieces every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday for three weeks. Wells cites experience with the National Labor Relations Board and Taft-Hartley era work.
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Temple bombing shocks Atlanta as 'Confederate Underground' claimed
A blast ripped through a Jewish temple on Peachtree Road in Atlanta. Police and federal agents hunted a possible group calling itself Confederate Underground. No one was hurt, but leaders condemned the attack and a $1,000 reward was offered.
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