Red Steps In A Energy Peacetime Shift
New York Times reports several U S scientists visiting Moscow conclude the Soviet Union is pursuing a peacetime nuclear energy program that could surpass U S efforts In Moscow they say Russia has shifted resources from military to peacetime aims and now rivals the United States in research equipment The group cites Dr Robert E Marshak Prof Abram Pais and Dr Robert R Wilson as expressing cautious optimism about Soviet capabilities while warning of a possible weapons arsenal takeaway.
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the Times
Robert E. Marshak
University’ of Rochester
Abram Pais
Institute For Advanced Studies
Princeton
N. J
Robert R. Wilson
Cornell University
Civil Rights Bill Divides House Judiciary Committee
The House Judiciary Committee divided over the civil rights bill with 32 members endorsing the Eisenhower administration aim of equality under law and seven Southern members denouncing it as a threat to state and local authority. The measure, approved April 25, would create a presidentially appointed civil rights commission with subpoena powers, establish a new Justice Department civil rights division, and grant federal court remedies for voting rights violations without state-remedies exhaustion. The majority argued the bill would secure constitutional rights for all, while the minority warned of Federal overreach and danger to local governance.
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Southern Committee
Virginia
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Brownell
Justice Department
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Cigarettes May Help Healthy People Say Boston Doctors
Two Boston physicians reported preliminary findings that smoking one or two cigarettes does not impair lung elasticity or airflow in healthy individuals. However those with heart or lung disease showed impaired breathing mechanics after smoking.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
New York
W —Cigaret
Boston
National Tuberculosis Association
Ernst 0. Attinger
Maurice S. Segal
Tufts University School of Medicine
Ohio lawmakers urge special session on tax issue
Cleveland report says Democratic leaders urge Governor Lausche to convene a special session before July 1 to spare local governments from about 10 million dollars in tax rebates to banks. Senators Bartuiek and House leader McJettrick say delaying to January would harm locals and give banks an windfall funded by general taxpayers.
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Ohio General] Assembly
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Joseph W. Bartuiek
Hio Senate
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House
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General Assembly
Bribe Checks Identified in Truman Era Conspiracy Trial
Oil company official L B Hadley identified 25 checks totaling 1418 as payments from Sinclair Crude Oil Co to Matthew J. Connelly when he was appointments secretary to former President Truman. The checks were offered in Connelly’s conspiracy trial as evidence in a case alleging schemes to aid Irving Sachs facing income tax charges.
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Matthew J. Connelly
Truman
Connelly
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Hadley
Independence
Kan
Sinclair Crude Oil Co
Harry J. Schwimmer
Schwimmer
Irving Sachs
T. Lamar Caudle
Justice Department
Sachs
St. Louis
New Farm Bill Reached After Ike Veto Replacement Plan
Washington agreement finalizes a soil bank and farm bill to replace the broad measure vetoed by President Eisenhower on April 16. Senators from the IRA and related committees say the compromise satisfies key farming and land use needs for the next session.
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SenateHlone
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Likely to Take a Lower Altitude Vacation
White House physician says he would prefer President Eisenhower’s vacation be at a lower altitude than Colorado this summer. Maj. Gen. Howard Snyder noted no plans have been discussed with the White House and emphasized a conservative choice in the first year after the heart attack. Eisenhower hosted a large White House garden party for veterans on the lawn, greeting some 811 guests with no outward fatigue evident.
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Colorado
Howard M. Snyder
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Hower
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Eisenhower
Aiiait
Brinks Blast Injures Five In Downtown Incident
Five pedestrians were injured when a shotgun inside a Brink's armored truck discharged while the crew ate lunch. The driver and two guards were in the rear compartment. a guard reached for the gun, triggering the blast that tore a hole in the truck and sent pellets into bystanders. None of the injuries were serious.
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John Healy
Bronx
Senate to Review Armed Services Defense Policy Dispute
A Senate Appropriations Committee hearing will review basic defense policies after a clash among the Army Navy and Air Force. Secretary Wilson seeks to calm the dispute calling for no congressional investigation while Chavez plans to question top officers about bickering. The briefing features Wilson and the service secretaries with Joint Chiefs of Staff, amid leaked staff papers sparking debate over air power and Nike missiles.
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Senate
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Chavez
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Navy
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Denvertown Board Debates Teacher Conduct Case
Denvertown school board rejected settlement proposals in the ongoing investigation of an ousted high school teacher. Counter-proposals were drawn but details remained undisclosed as hearings continue. The case involves Jack W. Eberle, charged for paddling and related misconduct, with hearings repeatedly postponed as attorneys work on terms.
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Jack W. Eberle
Gil
British rally links colonies to defense and economy
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd told a rally that Britain must keep its colonies for strategic and economic reasons. He cited Cyprus Singapore and Aden as vital, noting Singapore independence talks stalled, Aden's constitution unchanged, and Cyprus key for NATO duties and maintaining fuel supplies and naval bases in the region.
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Selwyn Lloyd
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Mediterranean
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Loyd
Canal Zone
Middle East
Water yields vast mineral profits and home treasure hunts
An old advertorial note claims sea water contains $5 billion in material per cubic mile and through chemical processing you can extract salt, bromine, magnesium, copper, borax, chlorine, gold, silver, and more. It references selling an antique mantel and a Morris Avenue listing, with a woman named Forest Johnson promoting an ad placement.
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Morris
Forest Johnson
Avenue
Quarles Outlines Air Force Role in Repelling Attacks
Quarles told a national Civil Air Patrol meeting the Air Force bears a primary duty to repel and retaliate in a major air atomic attack. He stressed cooperation with all services and warned of Soviet manned aircraft or missiles. He urged combined teamwork to meet this era’s strategic threats.
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Quarles
Civil Air Patrol
Cepaine
Air Force
Killing Called Self Defense
Baltimore court heard defense claim 25 year old Gregory M Del Pizzi acted in self defense after a Feb 18 hotel lobby fight that killed 82 year old Richard M Wick The metallurgist was confronted over his alleged advances toward Charlotte Holland now Del Pizzis wife The defense says only one blow was struck and it was in self defense with Wick dying two days later
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Gregory M. del Pizzi
Pennsylvania
University of Maryland
Richard M. Wick
Allen
Pat Harry Sulbert
Delli Piazi
Wick
Charlotte J. Holland
Delli Pizzi
Weather Outlook With Above Normal Temperatures and Rain
The forecast shows temperatures seven degrees above normal with a high of 76 and a normal low of four. Wednesday remains cool, with warmth returning Thursday and Friday, then cooler on the weekend. Precipitation ranges from moderate to heavy, averaging about one inch, through showers and thunderstorms. Nighttime and early morning periods include possible storms tonight, Wednesday, and again Thursday night into Friday.
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Mornis
Senate To Get Highway Bill
The Senate Finance Committee aims to send to the floor two major bills the highway and social security acts. Provisions, passed by the House, would fund the nation’s largest road program, expected to raise about 4.8 million over 16 years, with questions about truckers’ tax impact and possible extra revenue.
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Sen Me
Bath House
House
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Humheey
Educator Dies in City After Heart Attack
Lyon Rich retired chairman of Geology and Geography at the University of Cincinnati died here Monday after a heart attack. He served as a long time educator and leader in his departments.
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Louan— We —Or. Sonn Lyon Rich
University of Cincinnti
Adlai and Kefauver Unite On Ticket In Florida Push
In Miami Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver appeared together at a GOP attack during a Florida stop. They spoke about unity, the president’s record, and Democratic goals on desegregation, farming aid, and small business relief as they seek Florida votes ahead of next Tuesday’s primary. Knowland also listed on the Republican ballot.
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Flo
Bates Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Florida
California
Stevenson
Kefauver
Senate
Nefauver
Dixie
Russia
William F. Knowland
Extra Votes Mistake Shuffles Ohio Primary Totals
Cincinnati election officials disclosed a counting error in the Republican attorney general primary adding 3000 votes to the official tally. Recheck restored Saxbe’s statewide lead, with Saxbe at 160,831 and Marshall at 157,?48, while Hamdoo County shows Marshall 5,673 and Saxbe 19,6765, reshaping earlier margins.
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Cincinnati
Wiliam Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
Marshall
Ted W. Brown
Saxbe
Ham‘hoo County
Higher Coffee Prices Coming Wholesale Up
New York Britain markets report wholesale coffee prices rose up to four cents per pound. Producers of major brands boosted costs Monday. A spokesman for large supermarket chains said the increases will likely be passed to retailers and then to consumers.
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New York
Court Rivalry Flares Over Union Shop Ruling
The Supreme Court decision upholds a union shop in rail and airline sectors while states pursue right to work laws. Union membership and dues may be required after hiring, with management pledging continued opposition and labor seeking broader coverage beyond specific industries.
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Supreme Court
Nebraska Supreme Court
Sion
Uss
Immaeen Sewerin
White House Pushes Aid For Allies
Secretary of State Dulles announced a new long range foreign aid plan to be sent to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He said the United States has concluded Russia will cut military manpower, a fact Khrushchev reportedly kept from London conferences.
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Dulles
Senate Formar Relations Committee
United States
Russia
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
London
Karasachev
Harold Jassen
Army to Launch Nike Missile Test in New Mexico
The Army planned a demonstration in southern New Mexico with the Nike ground-to-air missile, amid controversy. Aimed to be fired today weather permitting, the test was part of a three day demonstration attracting newsmen.
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Arma Nike Tettaiens
Girl Exposes Embezzler in Norfolk Case
Norfolk report outlines how Minove Bandied assistant treasurer for the Commonwealth Building Loan Association admitted taking 1,082,588 over a year. A quarrel over a missing account card led to dismissal. she implicated Mrs Robert Canneo and the bank audit team, as state auditors investigated the case.
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Commonwealth Building Loan Association of Norfolk
Peru
Minove
Iris
Robert G. Canneo
Tng
Dannon
Benders Re Election Could Decide Senate Control
Columbus reports U S Senator George W Bender’s possible reelection may swing Senate control to Republicans. Ray C Bliss and John W Bricker argue Bender has performed well in Washington and urged an all out campaign at the Central Committee meeting.
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Senate
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Columbus
U. S
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Ray C. Bliss
Republica State Central Committee
U.S
John W. Bricker
Washington
Central Somaiien
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