Nuclear Navy aims for atomic powered fleet by 1960s
Rear Adm. Mumma outlines plans for an atom powered task force with the Nautilus in service, Seawolf launched, and several smaller submarines under construction. The program includes an atomic powered light cruiser, an atomic aircraft carrier components, and potential conversion of existing ships within ten years. Nuclear air power and cargo ships are debated as not yet planned.
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Albert G. Mumma
Bureau of Ships
Navy
Seawolf
Completon
Mumma Wisl
Mumma
U.S
H. G. Rickover
Peter Bilson
Eisenhower Politically Preferred In New Hampshire Primary
Advance indication shows President Eisenhower winning by a large margin in New Hampshire with about 95 000 votes amid 14 candidates and possible opposition in future primaries. The piece notes health factors and the ongoing debate on his candidacy. It also mentions Knowland appearing without impact and a cultural aside about a woman kissing a casino winner while scolding a poor loser.
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Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Taft
Seve Didates
Minnesota
Knowland
Industry's wartime export turns to peacetime drive
Potential Soviet industrial growth spurs American resolve as industry shifts from war effort to civilian demand. Walton underscores factories that fueled World War II and Korea era output, noting steel and oil surges, plant expansions, and the vast wartime production that built ships, planes, trucks, and guns as proof of American industrial prowess.
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Ly Sam Dawson
New York
Industrand
Soviet Russia
United States
Francis Walton
Walton
Vjday
Europe
America
Supreme Court Aires Immunity Law to Aid Red Conspiracy Probes
The Justice Department will press investigations using 1954 immunity law that shields witnesses from prosecution if they testify before grand juries or committees in national security cases. The ruling upholds immunity while preserving Fifth Amendment protections for others, marking a shift in how refusals to testify are handled.
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James MA
Washington-Ih
Justice Department
Supreme Court
United States
Congress
Congressional
Insele
Conries
Grand Juries
Grand Jury
Justice Department of the Committee
Securiis
William Ludwig Ullman
Washington
Dogs adopt humans and defend them to death, says case study
In a reflective piece from Jonkers New York, Dr. George W Crane recounts Bud the dog and Grandpa Miller, illustrating canine devotion to humans. The tale shows Bud choosing to protect and stay with his master, even amid old age and loneliness, underscoring enduring emotions and the unique bond between dog and owner. Also notes Mort Dixon's death by apparent self harm and Egypt’s plan to teach belly dancing to a visiting Chinese ballet troupe as part of cultural exchange.
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Shad
George W. Crane Case
Rim
Bud
Creeme Stars
Costa Oivision
Grandpa
David
Grandpa Miller
Mrs. Crane
Jonkers
N.Y
Mort Dixon
Police
Dixon
Cairo
Hurriya Mohamed
Egypt
Ear Infections In Children Warns Of Long Term Damage
Dr. Jordan explains that many children develop ear infections leading to chronic trouble such as rubbing ears and hearing loss. Acute otitis often follows colds and diseases like measles. Early germ-killing drugs or drainage by piercing the eardrum may prevent lasting damage.
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Powin F. Jordan
The Angry Hills by Leon mars 1955 tale excerpt
A fragment from The Angry Hills shows Mike, Lisa, and others plotting in a Greek town. They assume forged papers and travel plans, move through bakeries and an arsenal, and fear an ominously coffin-like train journey as tension rises between old loyalties and new identities.
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Mike
Barba-Leonidas
Mosley
Kalamai
Lisa
Kaloghriani
Baziadis
Rigas
Vassilos Papalopoulos
Rder
Balada
To Be Continued Scene on a Train in Italy
On a moving train Lisa and Mike drift into tension as three men, including an Italian conductor and two binieri, demand identification. Lisa feigns sleep while maneuvering Mike’s travel card to calm the situation before a cliffhanger ending.
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Mike
Lisa
Vassili
Halian
Vassll
Radio Programs on Wednesday Evening Schedule
A scattered radio listing for Wednesday March 28 shows Johnny Olsen hosting Second Chance and a feature on marriage. Other items include Pauline Frederick and Lopes music segments with varied segments and commentary.
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Johnny Olsen
Ort Marriag
Abe
Ebe
Pauline Prederck
Boon
Lopes
Mbe Sova
Atal
Ateemn
Nowe
Horoscope for Tomorrow Emphasizes Creativity and Practical Ingenuity
The forecast praises creative talent and originality, noting favorable late afternoon and evening for promoting ideas and quick thinking. A day for quiet reflection is advised, with November bringing rewards for ingenuity and disciplined action. Late December looks financially favorable. A born child will be loyal and highly intuitive.
Pocket Gunpowder Incident Tarnishes Gentility
A youth named P¢ tonnt held a vial of gunpowder in the rear pocket of his jeans, causing a minor injury after an explosion. The incident shows how boys carry dangerous items like gunpowder, disturbing dignity though the wound was not serious.
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Darland
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