Neutron star candidate revealed by stellar flare and collapse
Astronomers report a possible neutron star forming from a dying star that flared between 1954 and 1958 and vanished by January 1959. Discovered by Luyten and Haro using Mt Palomar plates, the object may be 1,000 to 20,000 light years away and represents a new stellar object type with immense densities. Radio telescopes from NRL, NRAO, and Carnegie will seek signals to clarify its nature.
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Washington
UPI
Fritz Zwicky
California Institute of Technology
Zwicky
Geoffrey Keller
National Science Foundation
W. J. Luyten
Minnesota Observatory
G. Earp
Mt. Paldenpe
Tonantzintla Observatory
Mexico
Luyten
Haro
Naval Research Labortory
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Simn
Keller
Skin Divers Barred From Feeding Shark
In Philadelphia a Young Women's Christian Association plan to demonstrate skin diving to publicize adult classes was rejected by aquarium staff. They warned a shark unaccustomed to human company would become frightened and could ram the tank, causing injury or death.
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Philadelphia
Aquarium
Christian Assa
Freedoms Honors Given Three Tucsonans Among Arizonans
Three Tucsonans were among seven Arizonans honored by Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. Awards recognized their efforts to promote the American way of life in 1958. Recipients included Mary Helen Campas and Monica Noriega for Abraham Lincoln category and George Washington Honor Medals for photography, plus Steve Chelin. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo received the special Freedom Leadership Award, and Dr. Arthur A. Schuck earned the George Washington Award plus a $35,000 prize for his work with the Boy Scouts of America.
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Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Freedom of Choice
Carlos P. Romulo
Arthur A. Schuck
Boy Scouts of America
Romulo
Foundation
United States
Ramon Magsaysay
Philippines
Carlos Castillo Armas
Guatemala
Ernst Reuter
West Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Winston Churchill
Schuck
Constitutional Republic
America
Marshall's Condition Weakens at Ft. Bragg
General George C. Marshall remains in serious condition at Ft. Bragg after a second stroke and mild pneumonia. Col. George M. Powell notes pituitary involvement increasing water output and complicating treatment including IV feeding via a plastic tube.
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FT. Bragg
N.C. E
George C. Marshall
George M. Powell
Powell
Marshall
Union Group Skirts Open Shop Law
AFL-CIO leaders in Arizona will not report to the May state convention on the right-to-work bill. They may offer recommendations on other issues. A working committee meeting in Phoenix discussed the panel's future actions.
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Afl-Cio
Arizona
K. S. Brown
AFL- Cio
Phoenix
Statewide drive to repeal Arizona open shop law grows
Brown said no more comps on the committee meeting and he did not know what would happen at the convention in May in Flagstaff where the statewide campaign to repeal the compulsory open shop law is advancing.
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Arizona
Brown
Flagstaff
Longtime Winter Visitor Dies in Pioneer Hotel
Mrs. Harvey Mallory, a winter visitor since the early 1930s, died this morning at the Pioneer Hotel. Her husband is a former General Motors executive. Death was apparently caused by two heart attacks after several weeks of hospital treatment.
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Harvey Mallory
Pioneer Hotel
Mallory
General Motors
Two youths misreport a car test in Darby incident
Two local boys told police they saw four men beat a man in a white apron and shove him into a car trunk. Investigators found only two men, Angels de Natale and John Romanchick, road-testing a customer vehicle. De Natale had crawled into the trunk to check noises.
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Philadelphia
Darby
Angels de Natale
John Romanchick
de Natale
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