Mice to Ride in Next Discoverer Satellite
Report says the Defense Department plans to send mice aboard the next Discoverer satellite for biomedical space travel research. Ray Dolitson and ARPA officials outlined an experimental mission, aiming to eject a capsule containing test animals to reenter Earth.
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Wastilogton
Ray W. Dolitson
Defense Depardment
Biomedical
Johnson
Advanced Research Projects Agency
ARPA
Johnson Hearts
Nice
Earth
Cape Canaveral
Tia
save @ Tose
South Atlantic
United
Alga
Churchill Speech Sparks Clash Over Nazi and Soviet Terms
The speech scorned by critics as Churchillian bravado touched on anti communist imperialism and alliances against Soviet expansion. The crowd reacted as he mispronounced Khrushchev, referring to Nazism with derision and pledging to stand firm against Germany amid warnings of a looming clash, while praising wartime resolve and his long parliamentary career.
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von Curtain
Khrushchow
Wallane
Lear
Garmary
Vie
Germany
Chuveni
Burligh
Upame
Woodsford
London
Chucehill
Chin
Chil
Chief GLU 8 Display Arrives In Moscow
Harold Mc Clellan, general manager of the Amiveleay exhibition in Moscow, arrived from New York to inspect the aluminum pay vision housing the show. He noted Vice President Nixon’s planned visit to Moscow as a gesture of goodwill by the United States. He was welcomed by Savick Chamber officials and U S Inv eeration Service representative Abbott Washburn accompanied the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Harold McClellan
Fe Amiveleay
New York
Yesterway
Saviok Naw Amen
Savick Chamber of Commerce
A. Ny
Club to See Film Meets Tomorrow at VWEA
Members of the club will meet tomorrow at 7 pm at the VWEA. A travel min show will be presented by AY participants.
Deaths O bit tu ar Panstalt Hineral OF Me
Death notices from a local paper list many funerals and services. Albert Wilehee, Lily Bute man, Lawrence P. Senecal Sr., Gordon Bentley, Mrs. Mary Rasmussen, Mrs. Mary Ann Collins, Mrs. Bendley, Mrs. Elizabeth Rathbun and others are named with service times, church affiliations, and burial sites. Bearers include local residents, clergy officiants include Rev. Thalmann and Rev. Reilly, with interments at Oakwood Meadow Lawn Welch Hall and St. Mary’s cemeteries.
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Albert
Wilehee
Clarke & Blake
Tule
Slo Pawling Avi
Wilh Kes
Stephen Pw
Teeler
St. Mark's Episcopal
Herman "Messick
Roy Lees
Lloyd Caswell
William Pitcher
Lutermonk
Oakwood Cemetery
Gillespig
Tiwrence P. Senecal Sr
Central Ave
Colwes
St. Rita's
That City
Arthur
Francis J. Mialen
Fathor’s Church
Cohoes
Lionel A. Guillavine
St. Bernard's Church
J. O'Cornnell
Russell Coonradt, Jr
Henry Duresne
Francis
Edmund
Joseph Liven
Ronald Gyracd
Kenneth Girart
Reilly
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Walgfford
Our Lady of the Tosary
Palima Past
Cwy
Bendley
Gordon Bentley
Wynantski
Barber Fuucent Hyme
Pebersburg
Wyyt
Sheeley
Petersburg
Bentley Wan
Frederick Li. Gardner
Jay J. Rickinson
Gordon Kibbler
Robert G. Grim
Douglas al. Meaty
Ernest Kabitlard
Menbers
Hin Wynansthill School Board
Fallow Luachers
Tn Fernment
Meadow Lawn Cemeturs
Wyrantskill School Pta
Wyrantskill
Bila
Tisanussen
V. Masmussek
Brunswick Nursing Home
Earl Memoral
Paul Martin
Frisk Church of Christ Scientists
Rasmussen
Lily Aline
Neils Christian Rasmussen
Troy
Sh Ave
Christ Scientists
John C. Madsen Yay
Adel
Mary A. Collins
Mary Ann Collins
Marlin d. Colling
Salem
Woodell
Treador Collins
California
Mary Phelps
Jane Moora
Mim
Sarah Donwihue
Jang 'Sland
Nal» Ry
Glens Falls
Dilla
Add Pranels
Salen
Holy Mihise Church
Tenoil
Mary
Shoemart
Mary Connery Sherman
Pearl SL
Schuylerville
Church of the Visitation
Rosary Society
Lute Allen Sherman
Brandy Paper Ga
Comer Falls
Mary Elizabeth Sherman
Laurette Tolen Sherman
Sehuyterville
Edward Aliso Sherman
Victory Mills
Gani
St. [Mary's Cowglery
Gello
Alan Hyatt Atte
Bunday
Church of Our Bayior
Lebanon Springs
Walter D. Sterge
Wilislaling
Oliver
Witla
Caleb Hyatt II
Cywis Beckwith
Wyatt [Haley
Thaddeus Cowen
Garfielil Cemetery
Stephen Lowity
Elizabeth B. Rathbun
Elizabeth Benton Rathtun
Fort Ann
Methodist Church of
Alfred Yole
Fletcher Fifield
Samuel Fuller
Leon Saunders
Madson Walls
Howard Graham
Glens Malls
Walter
Raymond Rathbun
Fork Ann
Escapees Near Grahamsville Captured After National Manhunt
Two youths were captured near Grahamsville five miles from Woodbourne after an armed escape from a county jail. One, Mainville of Cohoes, assaulted the judge and deputy sheriffs during court, while Morse and Leonard were among the three captured shortly after the escape. The manhunt involved 159 officers from state police and local agencies and followed a trek through nearby woods and fields.
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Grahamsville
Woodbourne
Mainville
George Bowen
Morrissey
Bowen
Sullivan County Sheriff's Office
Federowie
Morse
Srenrityayne Distituction
Dikine Sehonek
Vranels Alauvittht
Matoville
Tm Elmira Fercepsion Genter
Titly
Lda T
Woodbowtnk
Hungary orders loyalty oaths for Catholic clergy
Catholic priests and church officers in Hungary must take loyalty oaths to the Communist government within days, the Kathpress agency reported. The government may fill vacant posts with its own candidates after three months, extending to bishops if needed, as part of directives issued earlier.
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Red Mungary Oridors
Vieni Austriz (Ag
Hungary
Kathpress
Kallypress
Gardzolle
Schuylerville Teens Admit Theft in Burglaries
Schuylerville police arrested Michael Waley and John Haley after they confessed to burglarizing Schuylerville Central School Sunday night. They admitted breaking a window to enter the junior senior high school, stealing about $10 from the office desk, and were jailed in Ballston Spa on $250 bail each awaiting grand jury action May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duesuge Schuylervile Brothers
Yestees
Schuyterville Central School
Michael. Waley
John J. Haley
Walter WV. Walley
Schuylerville Vhicf
Robert Sremons
Schuylervills
Eisenhower urges staged halt to atmospheric nuclear tests
President Eisenhower backs a phased agreement to suspend nuclear weapons tests in the atmosphere up to 50 kilometers while talks continue on limits for underground and outer space tests. He suggests a simplified verification system to start, aiming to ease Russian objections and restart Geneva negotiations with Britain.
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Genevi
Russia
Eisenkinnen
Shower
Bankitnd
Planis
Geneva
Aso
Pacific
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillin
Cann David
United States
Eisenhower
Capitols 49 Star Flag to Alaska by July Fourth
The House sent to the President a resolution directing that the 49 star flag be turned over to Alaska as the 40th state. The governor of Alaska would receive the flag as the new state takes its place in the union. President Eisenhower's action and the transfer were under congressional consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seung
Alaska
House
Eisenhower
Alaska Elegalinn
Congress
Deaths Continue from Page One Mystery and Murky Details
A partial report states bodies were in the water after an incident at a creek. Authorities note no water in the lungs of Sie viellins. Murphy says the boy lied about a fatal hemorrhage and his mother died of a neck injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admil & Wack
Murphy
Alan
Whitehall Plans 200th Anniversary Observance
Whitehall officials outlined plans for the town bicentennial on July 18 at a general committee meeting in the Town Mall. Edward F. Tayden chaired. Morave Stott announced a float drawing by William F. Daly and authorization to build it. Alena V. Manville agreed to serve as queen coordinator. Over $600 has been raised. a harbor model by Captain Edward Farmer is planned. Navy vessel participation discussed. a baby show at Riverside Park. fireworks set for July 25, last night of the celebration.
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Whitehall
Edward F. Tayden
Morave Stott
Cenyyan
Oat
William F. Daly
Whitehall High School
Charles W. Cooke
Queen Selection Committee
Uuumouneed Aliss Alena V. Manville
Waller Kliney
Piang
Edward Farmer
Dayrlen
Navy
William Jackson
Thairoan
Riverside Park
Jury Panels Selected at Ballston Spa for May Sessions
A panel of 80 grand jurors and a panel of 70 Supreme Court jurors were drawn at Ballston Spa for the May term. Supreme Court Justice Wile ard T. Best of Gloversville will preside. The selection was directed by Saratoga County Commissioner of jurors Spencer Cassidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Balleston Spa
Grand Jury
Halleston Spa
Wileard ‘T. Best
Gloversville
Saratoga County
Durars
Spencer Cassidy
Aid Request for Middle East Freedom Fight by Jordan Leader
London AP report says King Hussein of Jordan, on private Britain visit, urged U S and Britain to adopt a more positive policy toward the Middle East and the nations fighting to preserve independence. He spoke at the Turkish Embassy press conference, urging Western understanding of regional problems and warning against Communist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
London
Klog Musspin
Jordan
United States
Boin
Middle Hne
Britain
Turdan
Mistaken Fire Alarm Cleared By City Units
A false alarm at 2 p.m. prompted water apparatus from Fire Headquarters to respond to a box on 19th Street and Broadway. Upon arrival the alarm was found groundless and the units returned to quarters.
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Waterview
19Th St
Broadway
Two-car Crash Fatal To Five In Mississippi
Five people died and sixty were injured in a two car collision on Highway 24, five miles west of McComb, near MuCamb. Officers identified victims including Joseph Yglesias, 26, of Baton Rouge, and others from New Orleans, Alexandria, Waynexington, and Mattlesherry, amid a grim highway crash investigation.
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McConh
Miss
API
MuCamb Yeslenlay
Joseph Vglesias
Halon Rouge
Yglesias
Dende
Merculles Power Co
Maullesburg Lna
Job Xt Alexandria
Gerald KR
Reynolis
New Angtialay Lewis
Taxpayers Group Endorses East Greenbush School Board Candidates
The Taxpayers Association of East Greenbush district endorsed Michaal Wipplek af Mast Greenbush and Atlhue Stuarts Jr for the nine member school board. The May 6 election at Columbia High School will pit Hipgick against Seibert and Stuarts against Welman, with reelection bids by Seibert and Welman. The group proposes cutting the budget by 37 000 and previously suggested 149 000 in reductions, aiming to save 37 000 more.
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Michaal Wipplek Af
Greenbush
Atlhue Stuarts Jr
DefensiviNe
East Greenbush Central School
Association
Hipgick
Stewart MU
Seibert
Mast Greenbush
Stuarts
Raymond M. Welnan
Defreestville
Welnan
Schow
Hippick
Assnfait
Tne Association
Castro Seeks Support as He Rules Cuba
Castro told reporters at the National Press Club he opposes communism and all dictatorships while promising to expropriate idle lands legally and keep foreign interests paying their way. He claimed rebels did not push class war and enjoy wide popular backing, and he urged continued nickel processing locally to create Cuban jobs. He defended trying war elts suspects and compared theU.S. Pearl Harbor bombing to legal appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Tie
Batista
Castro
Americar
Cuba
National Press Club
Cust
Johne Wil
Bulista W Group
Mey
Jgxmme
Pear Harbor
Nikita I. Khrushchev
Irish Johnson Rise From Clerical Roots to Opera Star
Irish tenor Edward Johnson, born in Guelph, rose from modest beginnings to global fame. His early career included church choirs in New York and a career-changing hearing with Caruso, leading to study in Italy, debut in 1912, and rapid rise as a leading figure in European stages before joining the New York Metropolitan Opera in 1922 and eventually becoming Met general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Johnsen
Alul
Xhvard
Jirmex Jolson
Mai
Annie Rooney
Janes Inhnson
Edwael
New York
Caruso
Italy
Vincenzo Lombardi
Caruso Vonner
Cosumus
Lombardi
Edward Johnson
Doyle Bi Giovanni
Paduw
Europe
South America
Iin
America
Chicago Opera Company
New York Metropolitan Opera
Avito
Montemezzi
Met
Pellers
Debussy
The
Giulio GaltCasanza
Herter set for Paris talks as Eisenhower backs policy plan
Officials expect John Herter to carry White House foreign policy authority as he readies final prep for the April 29 Paris meeting with British French and West German foreign ministers. He plans talks with Dulles at Walter Reed Army Hospital to review key diplomatic issues amid delays and congratulations pour in from foreign leaders on his fifth floor State Department office.
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Erthriks
Eisenhower
Baign
Herter
White House
T i Eiseshower
Mey
Paris
Jorelgn
Dulles
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Dillon
Far East
New
Merter
Department Ye Erday Ale
Rubber Workers Sign Goodyear Contract in Cleveland
United Rubber Workers union and Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co signed new contracts yesterday. They secure improved pensions, insurance, working conditions, and supplemental unemployment benefits for about 23,000 workers across 11 plants. The deal is expected to influence settlements in other big employers and possibly avert strikes involving up to 59,000 U.S. Rubber Co., Firestone, and related workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubber Workers
Goodyear
Cleveland
United Rubber Workers Union
Goodyear Tie Aid Rabbit Co
Sony
Paharn Fox
U. &, Tubber Co
Firestale Wire and]Rubber Co
B. Fy, Coalitich Co
Rockefeller Leftist Says New Jersey GOP Stays Home
A New Jersey Republican, George E. Stringfellow, warned that voters would stay home on election day 1960 if Rockefeller ran as the GOP presidential candidate. He spoke at an event related to naval topics and commented on U.S. Navy destroyer visits, noting cancellations tied to strategic and political considerations amid French Algeria policy tensions.
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Rockefeller
N. J
Binghamton
API
Gov. Rockefeller
GOP
New Jersey
George E. Stringfellow
Fas! Orange
N. d
New Jersey Republic finance = committee
Sid Roosetailer
Wytom
Roosevelt
Trann Navy
Condon
U. S Navy
Pingbenton
Lenton
U. S
Algiers
He Shriners
Navy
Wais
Thomas A
Franne
NATO
Amerlean
Algeria
Hitler Birthday Quiet Thorn Anniversary Marked West Germany Observance
West German newspapers radio and television noted the sixth anniversary of Adolf Hitler's birth with calm coverage. Officials avoided celebratory events but referenced the date in neutral, restrained reports as the Nazi era memory lingered quietly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn
Germany
Adolf Stteler
West Germany
Arrest Two Troy Boys At School Break In
Troy police apprehended two 12 year old boys after they climbed to the school roof at Cullins Avenue using a nearby ladder and broke a skylight to exit. Patrolman Nicholas West stopped them as they emerged from the roof area. Whalen, the school maintenance man, found no disturbance after inspection and the youths were handed to juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uvoy Polis
Eny
Cullins Avenuue
Nicholas West
Pho
Whalen
Manu
Sue
Bill Makes Bomb Calls Punishable in New York State
Governor Rockefeller signed a bill making false bomb scares a misdemeanor with a $1000 fine and one year in jail. The measure follows several incidents in Troy Albany Averill Park and other locations. past calls included threats to the State Office Building and an Albany theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Rockefeller
Troy
Albany
Avevill Park
Duistice
Sand Lake
Maling
Cancer Fund Drive Opens With Heavy Donations In Troy
Donations last night during the annual Tents On Cancer Fund drive in Troy exceeded last year’s total. More than 1,000 canvassers covered the city and the drive will extend to other areas of Rensselaer County Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Herman Miller
Delve
Rellins
Rensselaer County
Bridges Bids Safe Path for Commerce Nominee
AP report notes Senator Styles Bridges defended Lewis Strauss for Commerce Secretary while urging calm in hearings. He dismissed harassment threats as unfounded as the nation awaits decisive confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridges
Chick Wishington
Sem
Styles Bridges
Child Health Day Proclaimed by Eisenhower in May
Augusta GA report notes President Eisenhower designated May 1 as Child Health Day. He urged citizens to seek full opportunities for the healthy development of every child and to promote welfare programs. The proclamation emphasizes nationwide focus on child welfare and health initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Brush Dett
Eisenhower
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Clarence Turgee
Fory Mills
Mort
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Bret
Fort Miler
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Bertha Galligan
Methodiah Church
Gill
Riverside Pyrameters
For
Miller
Tinds
P. Mores
Louis TP Moreau
River St
Leonard Hospital
Brieliesse
New Bedford
Mass
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Ford Motor Company
Plank
Green Island
Jemile Hetengwo
Louis
Robert Moreau
Adelarel Moreau
John, H. Lodge
Sth
Sir Parrith
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Wwe
Vecome
AL Ballston
Taxpayers Group
Hitler
Bill
Cancer Fund
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Yaltaw
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Jeveararu
Deniveny
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