McFarland Eyes Legislative Support For His Special Session Program
Gov. McFarland seeks legislative backing for a minimum program in the special session opening Wednesday. He urges consideration of higher motor fuel tax, expanded school aid, and increased aid to the aged blind and children. Senate Hears gas tax disputes and school funding tied to ADA aid costs.
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Smallest Satellite Goes Up
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA America launched the Navy Vanguard rocket to place Vanguard I into orbit making it the free world s second satellite. The 314 pound grapefruit sized sphere reached an elliptical orbit 400 to 2 500 miles from Earth at about 5 26 a m Tucson time.
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Breakthrough Hope Seen in War on Cancer
Washington experts told the House Appropriations Committee that major advances may come soon in cancer research. Dr. John R. Heller of the National Cancer Institute outlined momentum in studies, potential vaccines, and immunization paths, noting animal success against leukemia and concerns about auto exhaust carcinogens.
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Showers Ease as Mild Winds Sweep Tucson
Weathermen forecast decreasing clouds and milder temperatures tonight and tomorrow after scattered showers. Rain totals included .29 inches for the weekend and .06 inches this morning at airport readings, with 2.58 inches year to date versus a 1.95 inch normal.
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Goldwater Invites Reuther To Debate In Arizona
Senator Goldwater calls on UAW chief Walter Reuther to debate in Phoenix or Tucson on right to work and unions in politics with proceeds to a Phoenix clinic. He taunts Reuther over past fights, cites Kohler strike probes, and urges deeper Rackets Committee inquiries into union activities.
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Indonesian Army Wins City Back in Medan Fight
Indonesian Army officials announced insurgents were driven from Medan, Sumatra’s largest city, as Jakarta forces retook the airfield and harbor. Padang Radio claimed city capture earlier, but the government said that was false and insurgents had withdrawn beyond the city area.
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Explosions Hit Jewish Centers in Nashville and Miami
Explosions struck the Nashville and Miami Jewish centers with no injuries reported. A caller claiming the “Confederate underground” warned of a federal judge tied to a school integration order. Both buildings suffered major damage, with Nashville center's entrance and interior damaged and an estimated $6,000 in damage noted.
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How Vanguard Stacks Up
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida analysts compare Vanguard with its U S companion and two Soviet satellites outlining relative capabilities and planned trajectories.
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Eisenhower Announces Vanguard I In Orbit
President Eisenhower announced from Washington that Vanguard I has entered orbit. Officials noted a slow 135 minute Earth loop due to a distant, elongated orbit and potential visibility near dusk in southern Australia or before sunrise worldwide near the 30th parallel.
Vision of Space Drive Boosts Vanguard Satellite Launch
Washington leaders praise Vanguard program after the successful launch of America's second earth satellite. Senator Russell of Georgia hopes the flight provides information aiding the quest for control of outer space. Senator Bridges of New Hampshire calls the launch a boost to American prestige and supports interservice rivalry in rocketry.
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U S Moon Shot Planned Soon Says Defense Secretary
Defense officials disclosed a moon mission green light with an Army Jupiter likely as the initial first stage. Sources say the rocket may be aimed near the moon and could release a dye spot or transmit signals on arrival. A camera satellite is also expected to orbit Earth within a year.
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Weather note signals clearer skies ahead
Weather summary reports a mild continuation with 2 pm temperature at 62 and humidity at 55 percent. The entry notes a weather map on Page 20.
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H. V. Kaltenborn
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