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One Radio In U.S. Explorer Satellite Quits; Second Okay
WASHINGTON Ht-One of the
Explorer two radio voices was
filent today, less than two weeks
after the American satellite began
circling the earth.
The Naval Research Laboratory
announced that tracking stations
so longer were receiving any sig
nals from one transmitter aboard
the 30-pound metal tube coursing
through space at about 18,00
miles an hour.
Signals from the second trans
mitter, a lower-powered set, con
tinue sending back vital scientific
information for its predicted life
of from two to three months.
After the Army's Explorer loft
ed into space Jan. 31, Army and
Navy scientists estimated that its
larger transmitter would last
from two to three weeks.
Radio signals from the first Rus
sian Sputnik, launched Oct. 4,
faded out within three weeks. The
Soviet satellite itself vanished in
early December, probably disin
tegrating in the . earth's atmosphere.
British Film
Star Marries
LAS VEGAS, Nev. 11 Actor
Michael Wilding and Mrs. Susan
Nell, a London divorcee and in
terior decorator, eloped here by
plane from Los Angeles and
were married in a wedding chapel
last night.
The British film player, 45,
former husband of actress Eliza
beth Taylor, and Mrs. Nell, 42,
obtained a marriage license short
ly after 10 p.m. at the marriage
license bureau in downtown Las
Vegas.
Eluding newsmen, they went to
the Little Wedding Chapel Around
the Corner, also in downtown Las
Vegas, where the Rev. James
Herndon performed the simple,
single-ring ceremony. He said
both appeared calm.
They told reporters waiting out
side they would honeymoon for
two days at the Sahara Hotel, alt
er which their plans are unsettled.
The bride wouldn't say who her
former husband was.
"That's all history now," she
replied.
On the marriage license appli
cation she gave her address as
West Los Angeles and said she
was divorced in London last July.
Wilding said he and Mrs. Nell
had known each other 14 years
and first met at a social gather
ing In London. Their romance
started, he added, only about
three months ago.
Wilding and Miss Taylor were
divorced In June 1956. Miss Tay
lor now is married to showman
Mike Todd.
Sputnik II, launched Nov. 3,
was not heard from after seven
days. But it is still speeding
around the earth carrying a we-
less dog.
The low-powered transmitter
still sending signals from the
American Explorer has the lob
principally of providing tracking
stations with information on its
whereabouts.
However, satellite scientists
said its tiny battery was produc
ing enough power to report data
on temperatures within the satel
lite nose cone, information about
the impact of meteorite dust and
some effects of cosmic rays.
The transmitter that now is
dead was solely concerned with
automatic transmission of Infor
mation on how the Explorer was
faring.
Few amateur operators are like
ly to pick up signals from the
remaining Explorer radio because
of its low power. It is transmitting
on the 108 megacycle band.
In another development, cen
sored testimony made public by
the House Armed Services Com
mittee disclosed the Air Force
plans to use its 5,000-milc-range
Atlas intercontinental ballistic
missile to try to launch an un
manned reconnaissance i satellite.
Secretary of the Air Force
James H. Douglas said this in
appearing at a closed-door hear
ing Friday.
The armed services got more
money to speed missiles and other!
Famed Painter
Succumbs At 86
PARIS Wi Georges Rouault,
the famed French religious paint
er, the 20th century s most fa
mous painter of religious subjects,
died of uremia in his Paris home
at dawn today. He was 86.
With Georges Brauue, Rouault
was one of the last survivors of
"L'Ecole de Paris" (School of
Paris) and "Les Fauvcs" (the
Wild Beasts), who revolted
against impressionism in 1006 and
turned French painting in a new
direction. -
Gas Station
Offers Low Price
RICHMOND, Calif. Wl-Service
station operator George Dee
Smithson is advertising regular
gasoline at 9.9 cents a gallon.
Smithson said the customer also
must pay 9 cents tax on each
gallon, but it's still unusually low
at 18.9.
A gasoline war in the east San
Francisco Bny area has cut
prices.
fiOULD'S CASTLE SOLD '
PARIS (UP) A chateau, a
(own house mid some farms from
the estate of the lute American
millionaire Frank Jay Gould have
been sold for $240,30. The proper
ty was auctioned off here Wednes
day. Gould, a long-time resident
of France, died in Juan-les-Pins
in 1956.
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defense programs when President
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bill totaling $1,110,000,000. Of this
total, (1,260.000,000 is new money
and 150 millions represents au
thority to transfer previously ap
propriated funds.
"DENNIS THE MENACE".
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NAACP Franchise In Arkansas
Revoked By Governor Faubus
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Wl-Gov.
Orval Faubus revoked the state
franchise of the National Assn. for
the Advancement of Colored Peo
ple yesterday.
Two new reports of racial inci
dents came out of integrated Cen
tral High SchooJ.
And Supt. Virgil Blossom rec
ommended the expulsion of a Ne
gro girl from the trouble-ridden
school. He said she violated an
agreement not to fight back
against white students harass
ment.
Faubus signed a proclamation
taking the NAACP and about 300
other corporations off the roll of
chartered organizations because
they failed to pay 1957 franchise
taxes by a Feb. 1 deadline.
His action had the effect of dis
solving the NAACP in Arkansas.
Under a 1953 state law, the
NAACP could regain its franchise
by paying delinquent taxes and
applying for reinstatement.
The Little Rock school board
heard Blossom's recommendation
for expulsion of 16-year-old Minnie
Jean Brown in a closed session.
Blossom also extended a three-
day suspension (hat she got Fri
day to two weeks.
Only the school board can ex
pel a student but it usually fol
lows a superintendent s recom
mendation.
Minnie Jean got the suspension
her second for her part in a
scuffle With a white girl student.
The white girl quit school.
Last December Minnie Jean
was suspended for throwing chili
on two white boys in a cafeteria
incident.
She -has been involved in sev
eral other racial clashes at Cen
tral High.
Minnie Jean is the onlv Negro
who has - been suspended since
Negroes entered Central High
Sept. 25 under the protection of
leileral troops.
A white girl and a Negro boy
repovted thoy figured in separate
incidents at Central High yester
day.
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Florence Callaway, 15, told news
men that she was kicked in the
knee by the heel of a Negro girl's
shoe as they climbed a stair.
The white girl said Thelma
Molhershed, 16-year-old Negro,
laughed and continued on her
way. Tha Negro girl later offered
to apologize, the white girl said
but she refused to accept the
apology.
Jefferson Thomas, 15, Negro,
reported that an unidentified white
boy seized him by the throat near
the school gymnasium and threat
ened him. The Negro boy said
the white student accused him of
"bumping into me in the hall."
Principal Jess Matthews said he
had no details on either reported
occurrence.
Minnie ' Jeans' enrollment at
Central High has been interrupted
by her account, because of two
words: "White trash."
The Negro girl said she hurled
the invective at a white girl she
contends was harassing her.
School officials sent a letter to
the girls' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Brown, which said in part:
"Minnie Jean Brown was reinstat
ed on probation Jan. 13 (fr-m a
previous suspension) with the
agreement that she would not re
taliate . verbally or physically to
any harassment, but would leave
the matter to school authorities.
"After provocation of the
(white) girl student she called the
girl 'while trash' after which the
irl threw her purse at Minnie
Jean."
Minnie Jean showed a newsman
the letter.
For five months, Minnie Jean
said, the situution for her has
been almost unbearable.
"I don't think people realize
what goes on at Central." she
said. "They throw rocks, they spill
ink on your clothes, they call you
'nigger,' they just keep bothering
you every five minutes."
Minnie Jean said she and the
eight other Negroes who still at
tend the 1,900-pupil school were
ordered to be humble to white
pupils.
Minnie Jean has been the main
target of segregationist students.
Several white students have been
suspended at different times for
harassing her.
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TV Program
Weather, where it comes from
and why, is the subject of "The
Unchained Goddess," a new pro
gram in the Bell System Science
Series, to be telecast at -5 p.m.
Sunday, February 16 over KOTI-
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"The Unchained Goddess" shows
what scientists are doing to pre
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control it. As in earlier Science
Series programs, Richard Carlson
and Dr. Frank Baxter star as fic
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feeling fine," the doctor , reported
after examining the 52-year-old
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will be held in the Milli
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day, February 18, at 7:30
p.m. A senior at Klamath
Union Hiqh School, Anne,
17, is 5 feet S and weighs
120. She will sing as her
part in the talent portion
of the contest and if she
wins one of the national
prizes in Mobile, Alabama,
will attend the University of
Oregon and major in education.
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