US seeks long range pact for steady uranium supply
United States, Britain and Canada open exploratory talks at the State Department to secure a long term uranium agreement. The three nations plan to discuss basic questions on future atomic energy relationships while considering secrecy limits and possible open policy changes. Delegates include James E. Webb for the United States, Oliver Franks for Britain, and C. D. Howe for Canada.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Canada
Belgian Congo
Congo
Truman
Congress
State Department
Acheson
United Kingdom
Combined
James E. Webb
Oliver Franks
C. D. Howe
John Lockwood Returns to Fulton County Bench
Superior Court judge John Lockwood sits in Atlanta Georgia as testimony is presented by a witness in a Fulton County proceeding.
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John Lockwood
Fulton County
Atlanta
Superior Court
Terrell Attorney Seeks Kaufman County House Seat
Terrell attorney and former Kaufman County district attorney Fred Meridith filed for Kaufman County representative District 52 in a Nov. 2 special election. The seat was vacated by Phil Willis who resigned to run for the Texas Senate in the Sixth District to serve the remainder of James E. Taylor’s term.
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Terrell
Fred Meridith
Kaufman County
District 52
Phil Willis
Texas Senate
James E. Taylor
Kerens
Mexican Border Fence Urged by US Official
A US official urged building a border fence to keep out foot and mouth disease in cattle. Dr. Donald Miller of the US Bureau of Animal Industry notes the border patrol costs about $2 million annually, with 600 quarantine workers.
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Laredo
Donald Miller
US Bureau of Animal Industry
Miller
el Paso
Arizona
Mexico
New Drug Found Helpful in Blood Clot Technology
Researchers Dr. Alexander Greenstein and Dr. Robert D. Barnard of Kings County Hospital in Brooklyn describe how clots adapt to threats by becoming firm or sticky. They warn against underdosing Heparin and highlight Dicumarol’s role in anchoring clots during breakdown to prevent dangerous emboli.
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Alexander Greenstein
Robert D. Barnard
Kings County Hospital
Brooklyn
Catholics Report Reds Seize Priests in Prague
Church sources say more than 200 priests and nuns were arrested in a government push to weaken Catholic influence in Czechoslovakia. The Communist Party ordered a second purge, requiring nationwide Marx Lenin Stalin study for membership, while arrests aimed to crush opposition and secure control.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Kelc
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O. P. Lockhart CO. Insurance Department
Robert Carpenter
Atlantic City
American Chemical Society
US Bureau of Mines
Bruceton
E. L. Clark
M. G. Pelipetz
H. H. Storch
S. Weller
S. Schreiber
C. L. Vaughn
Rio Grande
USM Citya
R. K. Shannon
Optometrist
Congress Avenue
Navy
Scarbrough & Sons
Revlon
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