Public Opinion Is Pitfall to Science
New York piece argues scientists are ordinary people with diverse interests and temperaments, not oddballs. It cites surveys showing teens and adults hold negative views, while praising human qualities and dedication of scientists like Yale biophysicist Dr. Ernest Pollard and his daughter Carol.
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New York
Russia
Margaret Mead
Ernest Pollard
Yale
Biophysics
Dr. Pollard
Ernie Pollard
Carol
Stevenson Dulles meet on NATO shift amid rocket era
Democrat Adlai Stevenson and Republican John Foster Dulles meet to discuss forming a united approach to NATO and world defense amid Russian rocket developments. Stevenson plans talks with President Eisenhower in Augusta before NATO summit in Paris.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Augusta
New York
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Dulles
State Department
White House
James C. Hagerty
Paris
Hagerty
Good Wife, Long Life: Wisconsin Couple Mark 77 Years
In Dodgeville Wisconsin John Sleeman 97 and wife 96 celebrated 77 years since their Cornwall wedding November 17 1880. They never had a serious quarrel and humor keeps them together despite health limits. They moved to the United States in 1911 and now live at St Josephs Hospital with family nearby.
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Dodgeville
Wis
England
John Sleeman
Cornwall
Sleeman
H. H. Morton
United States
Wisconsin
St. Joseph's Hospital
W C Handy Honored At Waldorf Astoria Tribute
A large crowd gathered at the Waldorf Astoria for a birthday tribute to William C Handy the blind composer of The St Louis Blues. About 800 attendees paid 50 a plate in support of the W C Handy Foundation for the Blind with congratulatory messages from President Eisenhower Vice President Nixon and New York Governor Averell Harriman.
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New York
William C. Handy
St. Louis
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
W. C. Handy Foundation For the Blind
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Eisenhower
Nixon
Averell Harriman
100th Traffic Fatality Reported in Cleveland 1957
A 67 year old pedestrian died after being struck at the Broadway Carneg ie intersection crosswalk by a turning motor vehicle. He was crossing with the light, bringing Cleveland's 1957 traffic fatalities to one hundred.
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Cleveland
Broadway Carnegie
Heuss Leaves Bonn for State Visit to Italy
West German President Theodor Heuss departed Bonn by train today en route to a state visit in Italy, signaling ongoing diplomatic ties and high level exchanges between the two nations.
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Bonn
Germany
Theodor Heuss
Italy
Planes set 10600 mile nonstop SAC flight record
Plattsburgh Air Force Base welcomed a six B52 formation after a 10600 mile non stop round trip from Homestead Florida to Buenos Aires Argentina. The mission lasted just under 24 hours with refueling by KC air tankers. Brig Gen William Martin praised flawless operation. The flight followed a prior 6350 mile nonstop Westover to Buenos Aires record by SAC.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
Strategic Air Command
United States
Buenos Aires
Air Force
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
William K
Wild Bill) Martin
Argentina
Martin
Homestead Air Force Base
Fla
Homestead
Curtis LeMay
SAC
Westover
Mass
Air Force Base
Teens Injured After 80 MPH Chase Ends in Crash
Four Pennsylvania teenagers were injured, one seriously, when a stolen car they chased at up to 80 mph on U.S. 22 skidded into a semi trailer in Cambridge Ohio. Two boys and two girls were thrown from the vehicle after a long pursuit by Ohio State police and Cambridge officers. The semi driver Jesse L. Mathis of Columbus was uninjured.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ohio Highway Patrol
U.S. 22
Pittsburgh
Guernsey County
Jesse L. Mathis
Columbus
Toledo Navigator Dead in Alaska B29 Crash
Anchorage reports Capt. Richard O. Seaman of Toledo Ohio identified among six killed when a four engine Air Force B29 crashed in a snowstorm fifty miles north of Anchorage Friday night. The fatal crash claimed six lives.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Richard O. Seaman
Toledo
Ohio
Air Force
Here
Molten Metal Signals Industry Birth in Ohio Valley
Ravenswood West Virginia launches primary aluminum industry with Kaiser plant keying a new era. First electrolytic cells start production in 164 cell operation as the 145000 ton per year capacity emerges. The integrated plant uses alumina from Gramercy Louisiana with Ohio Power energy, employing about 5000 once complete in 1960.
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W. Va
Ohio Valley
Ravenswood Works
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Jamaica
British West Indies
Gramercy
Ohio Power Co
God Deluge Ends Drought Prayer in South Africa
An outdoor Sunday prayer near Ft. Beaufort in East London, South Africa, ends with sudden downpour ending a prolonged drought. No clouds were visible as the service began.
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London
South Africa
Ft. Beaufort
Beating Motive Sought in Niles Man’s Near Fatal Attack
Police seek a motive after Frank Hribko 39 of Niles was found unconscious with a fractured skull at the rear of a former Brier Hill bootlegging spot Sunday. He lies near death at St Elizabeth's Hospital.
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Youngstown
Frank Hribko
Niles
Brier Hill
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Truman May Groom 1960 Democratic Candidate For Northern Vote
Washington reports former President Truman weighs a 1960 Democratic nominating strategy. He favors a candidate who supports school integration without provoking the South and leans toward Meyner or Williams, with Williams more vocal on civil rights.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Truman
Big City
South
Supreme Court
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
G. Mennen Wiliams
Red Leaders Resume Talks In Prague
Communist leaders travel to Prague to continue round table talks on solidarity after a Moscow banquet marking the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary. Khrushchev and Mao spoke with details withheld, while a formal declaration of solidarity was anticipated following the funeral of Czech President Antonin Zapotocky.
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Moscow
Prague
Red Solidarity
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Big Ben the 21 foot python slithers home in cold
The escaped python Big Ben left its cage at an Arizona alligator farm Friday. After two cold desert days with temperatures around 40 degrees, he crawled back to his enclosure and was returned. Keeper Jack Adams said the snake caught a slight cold but should be fine.
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Mesa Ariz
Big Ben
Jack Adams
Pineau to deliver protests to U S
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau flies to Washington to press U S and British objections to arms shipments to Tunisia. He may be joined by Selwyn Lloyd as Dulles is asked for guarantees of U S France coordination. Pineau aims to limit damage and reinforce the Atlantic Pact amid Algeria tensions and Tunisian arms concerns.
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Sicius
Dulles
Tunisia
Pineau
Washington
U.S
France
Algeria
United States
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury
Britain
Habib Bourguiba
Egypt
Arguments Continue On Injunction Request In Ohio Bell Strike
Federal Court resumes today over an injunction sought by the Communications Workers of America to force Ohio Bell Telephone Co to adhere to a contract from a strike that ended October 1. Ohio Bell will not sign until the union agrees to a strike termination pact. The contract raises weekly pay from 2.50 to 5.00 dollars.
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Cleveland
Communications Workers of America
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio Bell
CWA
Public Display Ends of Mayflower II in New York
Public display of the Mayflower II in New York has ended after 42 months with an estimated half a million visitors to the replica Pilgrim ship.
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New York
Weather forecast for Ohio and West Virginia regions
Ohio showers and scattered thunderstorms with locally heavy rain possible. Lows 40s, Tuesday cloudy and cooler. West Virginia rain becoming windy with showers and thunderstorm risk and potential damaging winds. lows in 50s, Tuesday warm and windy with rain ending. Five day outlook shows above normal temps midweek then cooler Tuesday/Wednesday and warmer Thu/Fri/Sat. Precipitation showers end Monday night then snow flurries near Lake Ontario Tuesday. Rain again Friday.
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Ohio
West Virginia
OHO
Lake Ov
Riday
Bismarck
Cleveland
GOMEY
Denver
Pere Worth
Foi
Cccesees
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Raim
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
New York
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Portland
Ore
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S. Ste. Marie
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Traverse
City
Aedcuaree
Vanguard Launch Pace Quickens Amid Soviet Claims
The article notes a Soviet marshal asserting intercontinental missiles could decide future war, while a U S scientist questions the evidence. Martin Co of Baltimore forms a new division to speed Vanguard satellite launch work, claiming they are on schedule though behind the Russians. Truman and Stevenson join 17 council members backing a strong space defense stance.
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Washington
Russia
Martin Co
Baltimore
Vanguard
Democratic Advisory Council
S. Barentsev
Pravda
Barentsev
Soviet Union
Truman
Adlai E. ‘Stevenson
Municipal League conference highlights local government reforms
About 1000 delegates gather for the National Municipal League’s 63rd annual conference in Cleveland. Sessions cover urban transport city manager roles home rule and metropolitan government with Gov. ONeill and Mayor Taft as speakers. Ohio nominees Middletown and Bryan among 22 finalist All-America cities selections to be announced in January.
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Cleveland
National Municipal League
League
Cecil Morgan
New York
Morgan
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
C. William O'Neill
Ohio
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
George H. Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Middletown
Bryan
Car Smashes House for Seventh Time in San Francisco
In San Francisco a car smashed into Jim Donnelly's house on Hattie Street for the seventh time in recent years. Donnelly said the incidents are monotonous as he surveys a cracked foundation and damage from cars striking an upper Market Street traffic island.
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San Francisco
Jim Donnelly
Donnelly
Hattie Street
Pper Market Street
First College Campus in Canton Dedicated
Canton's first college campus comprising six buildings on a 54 acre site was dedicated Sunday. Malone College began a year and 13 days after groundbreaking, having moved from Cleveland when its former campus was needed for a highway project.
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Canton
Malone College
Cleveland Bible College
Cleveland
Traffic Toll Drops Again This Weekend in Ohio
The Associated Press tallies show the Ohio weekend toll at six traffic deaths in accidents amid heavy football crowds and hunting activity. Last weekend saw 11 deaths, and the prior weekend 23. Two hunting related fatalities occurred. no deaths Friday night or Sunday.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Propaganda War Ends For Sake of Unity
A truce ended Egypt and Jordan's propaganda war as Saudi Arabia and Iraq urged Arab unity to persuade President Nasser to halt most press and radio attacks on King Hussein. Uncertainty remains if the cease-fire will be permanent and lasting.
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Cairo
Egypt
Jordan
Hussein
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Arab Unity
Nasser
Crackers Barrel At Augusta Debates With Eisenhower
In Augusta Georgia a cracker barrel was given to the Augusta National Golf Club by former Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey. President Eisenhower joked that he and Humphrey had solved the world’s problems while chatting around the barrel. A July letter to Cliff Roberts explains the gift and recalls a stag dinner when Humphrey resigned and quoted the President calling the old country store the greatest deliberative body.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Augusta National Golf Club
George M. Humphrey
Treasury
Humphrey
Cliff Roberts
New York
White House
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