Shelter agreement signed in Denton amid shelter space plan
Denton Texas building owners sign a shelter agreement duplicating nationwide efforts to convert existing buildings into fallout shelter space. W C Orr Jr signs for First State Bank of Denton, owner of the shelter space basement, with Bill Cox for Region 5 of the Office of Civil Defense. The bank allows emergency use of a 350 person shelter area, the Defense Department provides survival supplies, and the city will place them in the shelter.
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Denton
Texas
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Ett
First State Bank of
Bill Cox
Office of Civil Defense
Department of Defense
Defense Department
Harmon Perryman
Denton Record Chronicle
Eyes for Fallout Shelters Radiological Kit Described
The Defense Department's Federal shelter program lists radiological instruments as essential. A Geiger counter with earphones measures low-range fallout, dosimeters track individual exposure, and a survey meter gauges high-level radiation outside shelters.
Former Senator Arises From Premature Grave Tale
Washington AP reports a magazine story sparked a sensational claim that Nye former senator Gerald P. Dakota is alive. It alleges a long buried ex-senator’s ashes were scattered under a Capitol tree by Henry Clay Hansbrough, the publisher-politician tied to Nye’s bizarre resurrection tale.
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Gerald P. Dakota
Nye
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Capitol
Pageant Magazine
Capitol Hill
Henry Clay Hansbrough
North Dakota
Union
U.S
Hansbrough
Sen. Nye
Capitol Grounds
Lea
Edward Hymoff
Sen. Hansbrough
Earth
Thad
Kennedy Finds Labor Is Hard To Convert
Kennedy faces a clash with labor over a 35 hour work week and the government role in prices and collective bargaining. Labor urges shorter weeks to boost jobs, while the administration defends a 40 hour norm. The conflict spans labor business Congress and tax policy as growth goals press.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Kennedy
Congress
Nation Hall
American Federation of Labor and
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Mexican Bar Favors Justice Department
The Mexican Bar Association pushes for a federal department of justice to enforce strict adherence to the law without regard to personal influences or friendships.
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Justice Department
Mexico City
Mexican Bar Association
Department of Justice
Mexican Government Plans Six Hospitals in Sonora
The federal government will begin building six hospitals in Sonora in October, the Social Security Institute reported. The projects will cost about 3.2 million dollars.
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Sonora
Social Security Institute
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