Dixon Yates contract questioned by AEC head
Lewis L Strauss said there may be a question of the contract’s validity in an Oct 7 letter released by Senator Anderson. The AEC contends the Dixon Yates deal was never binding, while cancellation costs could amount to several million dollars if the contract stands.
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Wasmauiun
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Dixon-Yates
Anderson
D-Nm
Dixon Yates
Studi
Edgar H
Eugene A. Yates
AEC
ABC
Eisenhower
West Memphis
Ark
Tennesee Valley ‘Authority
TVA Electricity
Sed
Dixon-Yates Group
Be Ready For Soviets Urges NATO Air Integration
General Alfred Gruenther told NATO defense ministers in Paris to form a unified integrated air force divided into four regions Northern Europe Central Europe Mediterranean and Britain. He said the current air command is archaic and that a single system would speed alerts and deployments in any surprise Soviet attack.
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Paris
Alfred M. Gruenther
Free Nations
Europe
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Gruenther
Eurobe
Mediterranean
NATO
Two Youths Die in Tavern Brawl
Homicide detectives investigate a fatal shooting in a tavern where Obie Norvell and Jewe Lovetos were involved. Loren Norvell reportedly argued with Vernon Oliver and was fatally shot in the chest while a friend tried to intervene. Police held the youths as the case unfolds.
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Jewe Lovetos
Obie Norvell
Tillett
Wibur
Robert Harlow
Loren
Imogene Coca Gives Up Television Contract
New York reports that Imogene Coca, once a sensational TV star as Sid Caesar’s sidekick, has voluntarily given up a multimillion dollar NBC contract after her own program failed last year. The decision was not officially stated but believed influenced by fears over her mother’s death and her husband’s illness.
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Sven’ York
Imogene Coca
Sid Caesar
NBC
Miss Coca
Minister Sees Organist Die in Flaming Car
Leavenworth Kansas report says a church organist died in a car fire after attempting to talk to her minister. Coroner Larkin noted gasoline soaked the interior. authorities recalled a prior note of distress. The Rev. Paz Burres and Loren Land witnessed the car explode as it left the road near U S Highway 73.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Charles Larkin
Mildred Hitzean
Paxl Burres
Burres
Wesley Methodist Church of
Kansas City
Loren Land
Here
U. S. Highway 73
Bantu Veins May Be Key To Heart Health
In a Johannesburg report doctors note Bantu tribesmen in central and southern Africa show immunity to certain heart diseases. They possess smaller deposits of lime salts and fats in their arteries compared with Europeans, suggesting a protective factor in aging blood vessels. Research seeks explanation for this disparity. A separate dispatch from Vincenza, Italy, mentions West German rockets joining American forces to bolster defenses with Honest John rockets designed for atomic warheads.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Central
Vincenza
Italy
West Germany
Parade Day For Legion in Miami Amid Convention Buzz
Miami parade caps five hours of marching as American Legionnaires pause for the national convention. The 40 and 8 unit clashes over parade protocol with members marching separately after a requested split. Dulles arrives from Miami to meet Eisenhower and reiterate that disarmament depends on others’ actions.
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Miami
Fla
American Legionnaires
Ioa
Ena
Dulles
United States
Denver
Eisenhower
U.S
Not Only Tourists But Also Government Attracted by Cotton
A Cuba story notes tourists and government attention on cotton. The Agriculture Department cites a $6.37 fine for illegal planting. Officials estimate a 36 pound yield while the author expresses a desire to grow cotton for visitors. The controversy draws a reply from Secretary Taft and a retrial at the Falcon office.
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Cuba
Joe B. Killam
Department of Agricul
Agriculture Department
Kian
Riculture
Exra Taft
Jeter
Hs Ede
Athe Falcoon
Ston
Onch
Lapute Sader
Dentist’s Murder Trial Yields Clouded Testimony
Testimony recounted a night scene near the crime as Cowles Jr testifies about finding a body and a tall man seen in shadows. A witness described a late night encounter, while the prosecution argues over who strangled Mary Moonen and the motive tied to a possible threat to family.
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toUss
Sue Pteenn
Cowles, Jr
Mary Somen
Axilrod
Indonesia
Cowles
Eisenhower Wins Fresh Start with Big Four Talks in Sight
President Eisenhower, recovering from a heart attack, rises for a fresh start as he plans a private policy conference with Secretary Dulles ahead of the Geneva talks. He will meet in Denver and at the White House, with new appointments and defense staff moves announced as his convalescence progresses.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Secetary of
Dulles
Arenes
Geneva
U.S
Dalen
Firenont Army
Hosptal
Beaver White House
Lowry Air Force Bate
Miami
Fin
America
United States
Taro
Eisenower
Rocky Mountains
Charles R. Brown
Joint Strategic Survey ‘Committee
Atlantic
White House
Tomor
Christopher Columbus
Carnival Worker Admits Beating Girl to Death
Fremont Ohio carnival worker Bam Tannyhill 26 admitted yesterday to beating Shirley Bradford to death with a jack handle last May after robbing a restaurant for $8. He testified as a defense witness in his first degree murder trial, saying he struck to silence her as she threatened to identify him. He claimed he acted after she challenged him and grabbed for a pistol, and that he used a car and a jack to finish the assault. The case unfolds before a common pleas jury of nine women and three men.
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Fremont
Ohio
Bam ‘Tannyhil
Shirley Bradford
Pic
Tannyhills
Tani
Edward
J. Russell
Marion
LaRue
Arthur Tudor
Hardin ‘County
Tannyhill
Hut
Mra
Bradford
Frances “Sunshine” Manning
Gas System Hearing Date Set by Nine Columbia Subsidiaries
A hearing is set for November 7 on a petition by nine subsidiaries of the Columbia Gas System including Ohio Fuel Gas. They argue current commission regulations do not provide for accounting treatment of rapid depreciation of facilities for tax purposes under the Internal Revenue Code. Goodyear Bids The Goodyear Synthetic Rubber Co of Akron was among six companies bidding for the government’s big synthetic rubber plant at Institute, W.
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Washington
Columbia Gas System
Ohio Fuel Gas
Commission
Goodyear
Goodyear Synthetic Rubber Co
Akron
Insitute, W
French Solons Debate Faure's African Plans
Paris reports the National Assembly reopened debate on Edgar Faure's plan to withdraw France from North Africa and potentially leverage UN positions regarding Algeria. The discussion followed a narrow 28-27 vote to consider the issue amid walkouts by Communists and key parties.
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Faure
Paris
North Africa
Edgar Faure
France
UN General Assembly
Leace
Algeria
Afrian
Cleveland
Tunisia
Ing
Ise
Brook
Erritory
Notive
David E. Kerr
Samuel R. Gerber
Gerber
Adenauer Seriously Ill After Pneumonia Complication
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, whose doctors disclosed a feverish bronchitis has been complicated by light bronchial pneumonia, was confined to his Bonn home for five days. Daily penicillin injections are reported as he recovers from a second serious illness this year.
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Bonn
Vellor
Konrad Adenauer
Noni
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Luxembourg
Edgar Faure
Antoine Pinay
Foundry Opens as Troops Patrol New Castle Riot Scene
Perfect Circle Corp reopened its piston ring foundry with troops and five pickets patrolling amid stones and glass from the prior strike riot. About 70 workers entered as guards protected the plant while state police evacuated around 90 nonstrikers last Wednesday after riots wounded eight. Martial law loomed in the city as National Guardsmen maintained order.
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New Castle
Ind
Perfect Circle Corp
Cenet Periece Circe
Imond
Explosion at refinery injures workers in Traine area
A low-pressure receiving unit at the Oi Gon refinery in Traine exploded Monday. Flames engulfed the unit as 8 to 12 men, mostly supervisors, attempted repairs. At least eight workers were hurt, four critically, and damage spread to nearby homes and stores. A company spokesman cited a bad break in the line as the cause.
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Lexpodon
Oi Gon
Traine
Liga Tve
Boare-bork Arta
Man Questioned in Parking Lot Death
In Lancaster Veverka was held for questioning after admitting a fight with Albert J. Kelly 39 whose body was found in a parking lot Sunday night. Autopsy planned to determine cause of death.
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Lancaster
Here
Veverka
Albert J. Kelly
Kelly
Invention May Help Plane Fog Landings
Waldemar Ayers, wartime radar expert, proposes a fog landing method using hollow metal pyramids along runways to create bright radar reflections. Arrays would pulsate to guide pilots with coded messages from airport towers, aiding safe landings in heavy fog.
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Cleveland
Clevelandity Counel
Counci
Waldemar 46
Sewing Machine Co
Sperry Gyroscape
Tinfel
Ayers
Press Group Elects Heads in Ohio Daily News Pact
The Ohio Select List of Daily Newspapers names C. E. Beeler publisher of the Chill othe Gazette as president after the annual meeting in Columbus. BD Daubel of Fremont News Messenger becomes vice president and 3.0 Amos of Sidney News is secretary treasurer. Advertising division picks Larry Finch as president and Robert Pifer as first vice president with J R Harris named second vice president.
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Columbus
W. E. Beeler
Chillothe Gazette
Ohio
BD. F. Daubel
Fremont News Messenger
Amos
Sidney News
Businss
Ironton Tribune
Fed
Larry Finch
The
Troy News
Robert Pifer
Unrichsville-Dennison Chronicle
Second View
J. R. Harris
Piqua Call
Temperatures Rise Then Drift Cooler Through Week
Forecast calls for 46 degrees with warmth on Wednesday. Cooler trend expected Thursday and through the week with light showers indicated Thursday Saturday and Sunday totaling about 0.1 inch.
No Travel For Nixon
Observers saw no prospect of Vice President Nixon’s Middle East and Africa trip taking place soon. President Eisenhower’s illness, a tense regional situation, and Nixon’s possible role in advance of next year’s campaign cited. Hagerty announced the trip would be postponed while the president recuperates and meetings continue.
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Nixon
Middle East
Africa
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Haem
National Seecurity Council
Gas Groups Seek Expansion of Texas Pipeline
Houston based Texas Gas Transmission Co and Midwest Transmission Co filed applications for authority to build a 112 mile 9 million dollar TennesseeMinnesota pipeline to move natural gas from the Texas Louisiana coast and from West to Minnesota Wisconsin Western Michigan and eastern North Dakota. Another Tennessee request seeks a 24 million dollar expansion including 162 miles of parallel line in Kentucky Ohio and Pennsylvania. The additions would add over 108 million cubic feet of natural gas daily during the 1956 57 heating season.
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Houston
Tex
Nence Gas Transmission Co
Midwest“Transmission Co
Midwest
Texas-Louisana
West Power Commission
Tennessee
Minnesota
Felthout Natural
Wisconsin
Michigan
North Dakota
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Argentina studying returning newspapers seized by Peron
In Zurich the International Press Institute says Argentina will return seized papers to interior and justice ministries. In Mexico City the Trotsky slayer Jacques Mornard, who has served 16 years of a 20 year term, says he has been promised release but no date is fixed.
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Hitler
Hans Baur
Adolph Hitler
Friedland
Germany
Baur
Berlin
Zurich
Switzerland
International Press Institute
Low Hhardi
Peron
Interior and Justice
Trotsky
Mexico City
Leon Trotsky
Jacques Mornard
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Amp Friedland
Soiaier
Sidney Ray Sparks
Bob Goldman
Esterman
Soviet Nile
Union
West Berlin
Estonia
George Green
Levin Green
Los Angeles
Hhe
Moscow
Leah
Green
Vorkuta
Shanghai
Go- Towski
Rusia
San Francisco
Goldman
Goralski
Galowsi
Sparks
Ray 'B' Schuts
Charles
I Schultz
East Germany
Scott
Pokesman
Flaming
Harold S. Vance
Studebaker-Prickard 1 Corp
Vance
Senate
Congress
Meyer Kestnbaum
Hart, Schafner & Marx
Kestabaure ‘Cervi
Hoover Com
Girl
Jack Handle
Aris Truman
New York
Margaret
Truman
Athens
Chauncey
Gallipolis
Aes
Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy-Middleport
Argentina
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