U S Satellite Efforts Push to Match Soviet Launches
Washington officials and military scientists intensified efforts to rival Soviet space work after a failed Vanguard launch. Army and Navy teams reportedly pursue satellite and missile tests at Cape Canaveral, with President Eisenhower and Nixon urging persistence and focus on scientific goals.
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US Halts Arms Flow To Tito At His Request
U S halted military aid shipments to Yugoslavia following Tito's request made in the past days. Tito told Ambassador Riddleberger during a Brioni meeting he was irritated by repeated State Department reviews. The move coincides with another review triggered by Yugoslav recognition of East Germany.
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Subway Strike Strikes New York Transit Amid Jail Orders
In New York the Motormen's Benevolent Association launches a subway walkout during the morning rush, disrupting service and delaying thousands as substitute transportation is deployed. The strike follows jailed union leaders and a court order, with officials warning riders to plan ahead while negotiations stall.
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Inside the Citizen Papagos Indians leaving reservation
The article profiles the Papagos desert tribe as they abandon traditional life on the reservation and adapt to new ways, exploring impacts on culture, livelihood, and community identity.
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Indonesian economy teeters as Dutch assets come under state control
In Jakarta defense minister orders government supervision of Dutch plantations and allied industries amid bank failures and worker seizures. Interisland shipping stalls as Dutch owners resist. reports say rubber tin copra coffee tea and palm oil firms fall under Indonesian control. The army depot in Bandung is said to have been blown up affecting security.
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Weather forecast hints at warm Christmas week
Clear skies and warmer temperatures expected after the wind dies out tonight. Lows near 40 with highs around 75 tomorrow and no rain forecast. Yesterday's high reached 68 with a 3 degree low this morning.
Eight Die In Airplane Fire Crash Off Corpus Christi
Eight Navy crewmen were killed when a two engine Paul Martin seaplane caught fire in flight and crashed about eight miles northeast of Corpus Christi Texas Witnesses saw smoke and a fire after takeoff from the Corpus Christi Naval Air Station One survivor parachuted to safety but was badly burned The Navy withheld the names of the dead and identified the survivor as Sam Griffin an aviation storekeeper first class He was taken to the US Naval Hospital for treatment Lou Garza a local farmer witnessed the parachute escape
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Court Rules U S Cannot Use State Wiretap Evidence
The Supreme Court ruled wiretap evidence obtained by state officers cannot be used in federal criminal trials. Chief Justice Warren noted Section 605 and the Federal Communications Act ban interception, affecting the Hoffa related cases and a New York bootlegging conviction arising from bar telephone taps.
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Dulles to Warn NATO on Atomic War Fears in Paris
Secretary of State Dulles is expected to tell NATO leaders in Paris that local wars could trigger a nuclear holocaust, citing fears allies may face limited American help or a dangerous military overreaction. He plans to note that Asia’s missile threat could reach the United States.
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Christmas Coloring Contest Closes Tomorrow
Christmas coloring contest ends tomorrow at all sponsoring stores. Submit entries by deadline. winners are announced in the Citizen next Monday.
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NATO Decision Awaited as Eisenhower Heads to Paris Conference
President Eisenhower travels from his Maryland farm to Washington for a medical checkup to determine if he can attend the Paris NATO heads of government conference set to open in 10 days. White House aides expect a medical verdict soon and consider the trip's viability amid convalescence from a stroke.
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