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Chicago 5-1, Milwaukee 4-4
St. Louis 5-2, Cincinnati 4-3
Los Angeles 7, Philadelphia 3
Pittsburgh 10, San Francisco 0
American League
Chicago 4, Boston 0 *
Washington 4, Detroit 3
New York 6, Cleveland 0
Baltimore 8, Kansas City 3
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Seattle 7-7, Spokane 5-4
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Who Put The Pajamas
On Westministers Tower?
LONDON, — A pair of blue
and white striped pajama pants
fluttered irreverently Saturday
from one of the ancient towers
of Westminister Abbey.
Never in its hundreds of years
of history had anything like this
ever happened. #
Here was the place where Wil
liam the Conquer had been
crowned and nearly every mon
arch after him.
Scotland Yard concluded its
investigation quickly.
Nearby Westminister Boys
School, one of the oldest in the
world, shuts down for the summer
on Monday.
Elementary, my dear Watson.
“I know who did it,” said one
of the schoolboys, “but wild
horses wouldn’t drag his name
from me.”
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Hurls Satellite
Into Outer Space
WASHINGTON, (A — The
United States announced Satur
day a new satellite, the biggest
yet launched from this country,
was successfully placed in orbit
around the earth.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla., UP>—
The Army’s reliable Jupiter-C
rocket roared into space Satur
day, its mission to hurl another
Explorer satellite into orbit
around the earth.
From the time the rocket first
belched fire on its launching
pad until it streaked out of sight
high in the sky, the Jupiter-C
appeared to function perfectly.
Preliminary reports, the Army
said, indicated that all four
stages fired in correct sequence.
Whether Explorer IV went into
orbit could not be determined,
however, until it completed its
first circuit of the globe and
crossed the West coast of the
United States near San Diego,
Calif.
Twelve touring Congressmen
were among the spectators who
saw the Jupiter-C thunder aloft.
The potential satellite, at 38.43
pounds, was the heaviest that
America has yet attempted to
launch. It was equipped with
special instruments to study ra
diation in outer space.
An announcement on the suc
cess or failure of the firing was
expected to come in about two
hours from the National Acad
emy of Sciences in Washington,
headquarters for U.S. Interna
tional Geophysical Year projects.
The Defense Department an
nounced shortly after 11:30 that
preliminary indications are that
all four stages of the launching
rocket “appear to have functioned
normally” but that it is still too
early to determine whether the
satellite has been placed in orbit.
Up to now, the Jupiter-C has
been fabulously successful . In
three previous tries, it placed two
satellites in orbit.
The newest satellite, an 80
inch-long metal tube similar in
shape to previous Explorers but
about seven pounds heavier, was
fired in a Northeasterly direction.
Earlier U.S. satellites were
launched along a general east
west path.
If it reached orbit, Explorer 4
would streak across the more
populated northern latitudes of
the world, including Russia.
Scientists hoped it would re
lay back a complete report on a
field of intense radiation some
600 miles out in space.
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Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Jerry Manning, President
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Secretary
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