US Scientists Urge Free Exchange of Research Data
At the 7th annual AAAS convention in Indianapolis Dr. Paul B Sears of Yale urged free sharing of basic research between east and west and among NATO nations to prevent the Soviet lead in science. Other highlights included a $1000 Heobard Smith medical sciences award to Dr. Paul Tala Jay of the University of Chicago and Hunter College dean Dr. Mina Rees warning of brain drain to industry. A device claimed to foresee President Eisenhower's stroke was described by Harry Lobel with Creighton University.
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World News in Brief: Soviet and Chinese broadcasts on Gaither report
Communist broadcasters in Moscow and Peiping denounced the United States secret Gaither report as proposing a limited atomic war to defend capitalism. They aired similar Red versions claiming Russia leads in key areas and leaked details show U S strength gaps.
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Britain Hails Queen After Christmas Message
Britons greeted the Queen with affection and pride as she addressed critics in a televised Christmas message. Elizabeth defended herself in a poised manner, saying she cannot lead in every matter but will fight in her own way for what is right.
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Should Run Scared Washington Sentiment Sparks Alarm
Denis W. Brogan, British author and political scientist, warned that the United States faces danger to its survival as global changes undermine comforting traditions. He urged Americans to run scared amid rapid, novel shifts in world affairs. In Tokyo, Communist China’s top newspaper warned that U.S. sidewinder missiles headed to Japan could worsen Asia tension and endanger the Japanese home islands.
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West German delays arms for Israel policy at Adenauer era
West Germany, amid Middle East delicacy, likely to reject Israeli arms requests. Sources said Chancellor Adenauer avoids arming either Arab states or Israel to protect his regime's standing. In Detroit, UAW board ruled former Communists may hold UAW office, noting no bar exists for five officials and five representatives investigated by the Senate panel.
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France Proposes Four Point Constitutional Reform Plan
Paris reports Premier Felix Gaillard's cabinet approved a four point program to stabilize postwar governments. It would empower the premier to dissolve parliament, require an absolute majority to censure a cabinet, allow the president to dissolve the chamber in crisis after consulting the senate, and bar deputies from initiating public spending legislation. The plan, drawn by a round table of party reps and justice minister LeCourt, awaits parliamentary caucus approval with a confidence vote expected next month.
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LA Sues Vernon Over Sewage Disposal Costs
Los Angeles filed a suit to collect 577,614 dollars from Vernon city, alleging the industrial municipality is not paying its fair share of sewage disposal costs. The action underscores a dispute over intercity service charges and municipal cost allocations.
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