Vanguard II space satellite lifts to orbit to restore US prestige
The United States launched Vanguard II from Cape Canaveral at 1 20 a m edt ending a string of satellite failures and adding to a week of space milestones. NASA reported the cone shaped moonlet joins seven US satellites and one Soviet, with an estimated life of 30 to 40 years and power for two to three months.
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Explosion Traps 52 In Scotland Rescue Efforts Continue
In Chryston Scotland forty five miners remained missing as a wind and flame damaged mine trapped fifty two men after a ventilating fan short circuited. Six men were rescued and one found dead. Rescue teams faced rock falls and gas delays as they worked to reach the underground group.
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AFL-CIO Leaders Hold Private Talks On Steel Strike Aid
In San Francisco the AFL-CIO leadership convened a closed board session with 170 top officials to plan aid for 500000 steel workers on strike for 66 days. George Meany and David J. McDonald accused big business of a conspiracy to destroy labor and discussed a penny or nickel daily contributions to fund the strike. United Auto Workers opened the drive with a one million dollar gift.
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UPS
Afl-Cio
AFL - Cio
George Meany
New York
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
McDonald
United Auto Workers
UAW
Honest Youth Restores Priest's Hidden Cash and Checks
A west side Cleveland priest two years ago hid traveler's checks totaling $1,000 and $900 in cash under a car mat and later forgot them after selling the vehicle. An honest youth recovered the property today and returned it to the priest restoring the mislaid funds.
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Cleveland
William P. Thorpe
St. Patrick's Church
Howard R. Coleman
National
Eaton Estates
Grafton
Iday
Flood Toll Soars In North Bombay Tragedy
A devastating flood in Bombay left many feared dead with authorities reporting only a fraction of bodies recovered. The government confirmed rising casualties as rescue efforts continue in the affected areas.
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India
Hao
Elyria High Football Opens 1959 With International Angle
Elyria High kicks off the 1959 season at Ely Stadium against West Tech of Cleveland. The kickoff may feature Joe Varga a Hungary native and senior if Elyria wins the coin toss, else Pete McNamara an Irish transplant will kick. The event ties to world affairs and marks Bill Barton’s fifth Pioneer squad.
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Budapest
Hungary
Bill Barton
Pioneer Grid
Pete McNamara
County unit plans participation in survey on causes
The County Unit of the American Cancer Society plans a survey on causes and symptoms. The item appears on page one, section two. Also noted is a strike vote scheduled for Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co. union members, page one, industry section.
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Elyria Democrats Plan DiSalle Campaign Kickoff
Elyria Democrats announce Mike DiSalle will headline a kickoff dinner on Tuesday Oct 6 at the United Polish Club with Governor Michael TiSalle as principal speaker. Vic F Stewart Jr says 350 limit and tickets already selling amid tax reform talk and Rt 3 bypass projects. DiSalle urged governor to tour city projects and tax debate follows.
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Disalle
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Harnette Vance
James T. Tracy
Bishop Bengsch Arrest Sparks East Berlin Protest
The Roman Catholic Church planned a sharp May protest against East Germany's arrest of East Berlin Archbishop Alfred Bengsch. He was seized at gunpoint near his home, held for five hours, and interrogated at the state security service HQ after police tapped his telephone.
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East Berlin
Alfred Bengsch
State Securiy Service
Benesch
Khrushchev Makes UN Disarmament Push in New York
Soviet Premier Khrushchev outlines a disarmament plan before the United Nations seen as a major event of his U.S. visit. He aims to persuade world leaders amid security measures at the UN, Hyde Park calls, and a Waldorf luncheon before a Dag Hammarskjold welcome.
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United Nations
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E.d.t
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Hyde Park
Wal- Kill Cottage
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FBI
California USC hazing death probe demanded by family
The family of Richard Swanson, USC student, calls for a complete investigation into his choking death during a fraternity hazing ritual. Dr. Arthur Swanson accuses fraternity members of failing to act with ambulance staff. No arrests yet. Kappa Sigma chapter banned and expelled nationwide. USC president orders closure.
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University of Southern California
Thoroud
Arthur L. Swanson
Richard
Swanson
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Young Swanson
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Thes
Kappa Sigma National Fraternity
Norman Toppinc
USC
Khrushchev Decorates FDR Grave in Hyde Park
Premier Nikita Khrushchev laid a wreath at Franklin D. Roosevelt's gravestone at the Roosevelt historic site. Eleanor Roosevelt escorted the party to the grave as a solemn procession moved toward the simple stone marker amid light drizzle.
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Roosevelt Historic Site
Mrs. Roosevelt
United States of America
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Cold Spell May Ease Just A Bit
A developing high pressure area over Oklahoma and low pressure pocket may shift clouds into Ohio this weekend. Readings fell to near freezing across the state with Zanesville at 31 and Dayton around 37 as frost returns tonight in southern and central regions. The weather bureau notes a potential slight warming if cloud cover arrives, otherwise near freezing holds.
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Youngstown
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Marietta
Cincinnati
Chesapeake
Ancient byzantine coin tale and modern rental ad
A fragment discusses ancient money and its failure to hold value with a humorous note about wooden nickels. It shifts to a garbled rental ad offering a two bedroom home near Eastern Heights, with contact details and options for furnished or unfurnished.
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