Congress round up on Atoms for Peace ship plan
Congressional Roundup reports friction in Congress over Eisenhower's atoms for peace ship. Senate vote defeats the ship bill by one vote, while House actions leave hull funding unresolved, amid continued debate on atomic propulsion and broader defense and foreign aid issues.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House, Merchant ‘Marine Committee
Hisenhower
The
Atomic Energy’s Commission
GOP
Joseph W. Martin Jr
House
Marine Corps
Frank T. Bow
R.D
U. S
National Guard
Red Rowine Team Nixes Aid Offers At Henley Regatta
Russia refused offers from the United States and Britain to replace their stranded racing shells at Henley Regatta. The Soviet crew, unable to race with their own shells due to a five week strike, consulted Moscow and declined alternate equipment. Four preliminary heats had been rowed before the announcement.
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London
Russia
Tom
Jengehoteman
University of Pennsylvania
Oxford University
Moscow
Americas
Trio Drives 360,000 Miles In $40 Car to Alaska
DETROIT UP Three Colombians who have driven 360,000 miles in a $40 car arrived here Monday and announced plans to motor to Alaska. Ernesto Carvajal, his wife Teresa and Miguel Dominguez began their journey in 1953 after buying a $40 model in Cali Colombia.
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Detroit
Alaska
Ernesto Carvajal
Teresa
Miguel Dominguez
Cali
Colombia
Carajtl
United States
Central America
Major Oil and Chemical Stocks in Market Listing
A dense list of corporate names dominates the market brief, naming industries from steel to oil and chemicals. Companies span Gulf, Texaco, Dow, DuPont, Gen Electric, Goodyear, Allis Chalmers, Monsanto, and Westinghouse among many others, suggesting a broad sector snapshot and pricing emphasis. The fragmentary text hints at percentages and holdings, but specifics are unclear.
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Alley Ludlum
Allis Chalmers
Amer Agri
Amer Oyano
Bailey_Selburn
Aeveraras
Chrysler Corp
Columb Gag
Vise
Creale
Dow Chem
DuPont Chem
Eastman Skodak
el Peso Nat'l Gas - Fairehild Ng
Freeport Sulph
Gen ‘Tutle
Gen Electric
Gen Motors
Gen Tire
Gillette Gap
Cceveres
Goodyear’ Tire
Sasseeees
Greyhound Bug
Gulf OW
Gulf Star Attr Houston Oil
P Oo
Humble
Whee Imperial Oil
Jones
Libby
Cessere Ligeett and Myers
Loew's
Ine
Eccasenvenstes
la Lan
Wsscccececseenae
Morrill Pet
Sunray
Monsanto Chem
Beanee Net
Nat'l Dairy
Ash Newep News
Sverserves
Olin-Matheee Oliver Pace
Pat Cyecevecenephanceens Llg
Packard-Stude Motors
Pac West Oil
Pancoastal Gil
Panhandle P and R. Peoney’s
Prayee Pure Gil
Rem Rand Repub
Shelwees Sapphire
Scars Seveseresee
St. Regis Paper Shell
Esseneees Sinclair
Shelly OW
Sqeveeervee Socony-Way
Sou Pacif
Grandmother Wins 16000 on TV Quiz
New York reports Katharine Mereitaer, a Camp Will Ps grandmother, won 16000 on the Columbia Broadcasting System’s $64,000 Question. She chose cash over another risk to double her total, after identifying seven brothers of a Biblical figure on a Tuesday night episode.
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New York
Irs
Katherine E. Mereitaer
Lis
Camp Will
Joseph
Columbia Broadcasting System
Kreitzer
Rescue Helicopter Crashes In Search For Three Airmen
A UPA helicopter from USS White Marsh crashed while searching for three missing U S Marine fliers off Oshima Island Japan during a major find the three effort. The Navy reported one of four crewmen was missing as the search for the Marines continued amid fog and rough seas.
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Yokosuka
Japan
UPA
Pacific
Navy
Tokyo
Television Log KPRC TV Wednesday Schedule Highlights
A fragmented broadcast log lists daily programs from KPRC TV with times and titles across Wednesday Thursday and Friday. It includes news, weather, children's shows, game shows, dramas, movies, and theater features with multiple listings for daily routines and late night programming.
Evening TV Schedule Prompted by scattered listings
Patchy OCR brings a clutter of show names and times from a broadcast day. Programs range across talk, soap operas, game shows, and kids segments with stray numbers and misreads. The readable items include Johnny Carson and Kukla Fran and Ollie among others, but many entries are garbled or partial.
Never Had Chance Runaway Snatches Purse
An eight year old runaway from school slept in cars and basements while living on whatever fare he found and was arrested on purse snatching charges. Police said he never had a chance to get a proper start.
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Chance Washington
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