Ocean warming puzzles scientists as Pacific heats up
A California led consortium reports Pacific Ocean temperatures in 1957 reached record highs with surface waters up to 5.5 degrees above the 1949 1956 average. The warming extended to deep waters off California and coincided with notable shifts in marine life and sport fishing catches. Scientists say the cause remains uncertain, likely not from southern waters but from western sources, and the study lists five participating agencies.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Ocean
California Marine Research Committee
Hawaii
Pt. Barrow
la Jolla
Calif
California
California-Oregon
Columbia River
Monterey Bay
California Academy of Sciences
California Department of Fish and Game
Hopkins Marine Station
Stanford University
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Solons Split Over New Talks With Russia After NATO Meeting
Democratic senators split on resuming disarmament talks with Russia after NATO agreed in principle to base missiles in Europe and explore East West talks. Humphrey urged renewed negotiation while stressing unanswered details. Fulbright Sparkman urged pressing talks. Curtis warned against renewed deals. Quarles said Paris sessions went well and cautioned on German involvement. Monroney called the gains microscopic but noted a right to future negotiations.
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Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
U. S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
D-Ark
Sparkman
D-Ala
Curtis
R-Neb
London
Eissenhower
Dulles
Bulgarin
Donald Quarles
Defense
Norway
Denmark
West Germany
Quarles
Germany
Monroney
Promise to Talk with Communist World Spurs Coexistence Talk
A statement pledges engaging with leaders from the Communist bloc to discuss peaceful coexistence and invite friends to converse with them on reconciliation and nonaggression. The appeal emphasizes dialogue as a path to reduce tensions and expand international friendship.
Taylor Urges Simultaneous Push of Satellites and Missiles
Gen Maxwell Taylor told the National Press Club that the United States must push both space satellite and missile programs without letting one crowd out the other. He said missiles are the deterrent weapon and must be developed quickly, but satellites must not be neglected to avoid lag in space capabilities. Taylor noted Soviet missiles seen in Moscow displays and warned against overreacting with civil defense. He also addressed Col John Nickerson’s fate, saying Nickerson remains on active duty in Panama.
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Washington
Maxwell Taylor
Army
United States
Taylor
National Press Club
Moscow
U. S
Russia
West
John C. Nickerson
Nickerson
Panama
Teller Advises Against Ban on Nuclear Tests
In Foreign Affairs Dr. Edward Teller argues a ban on nuclear tests would not be enforceable and could widen future war. He notes secrecy challenges, Soviet advantage in evading bans, and urges mutual aid among free nations to speed technological progress and national survival.
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Teller
NEW York
Council On Foreign Relations
Edward Teller
Soviet Union
Dr. Teller
Radiation Laboratory
University of California
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Free Nations
United States
Cub Scout Pack No. 3 Awards Night Recipients List
Nineteen Cub Scouts were presented awards Thursday night at Pack No. 3. Recipients included Mike Sayfer Steve Seyfer Larry Kennedy Dave Rowell Tommy Anderson Steve Ovel Jerry Blair Bill Dallas John Dellmotts Tom Dodd John Klapp Tom Rolfing Jim Adams David Chalupsky Marty Strasburger John Callender Stuart Siegel Wadington Don Barnhart.
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Pack No. 3
Mike Sayfer
Steve Seyfer
Larry Kennedy
Dave Rowell
Tommy Anderson
Steve Ovel
Jerry Blair
Bill Dallas
John Dellmotts
Tom Dodd
John Klapp
Tom Rolfing
Jim Adams
David Chalupsky
Marty Strasburger
John Callender
Stuart Siegel
A Wadington
Don Barnhart
Prairie Creek Mobile Home Park Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation for Prairie Creek Mobile Home Park Inc. with principal office near Johnson Avenue NW Cedar Rapids Iowa. It plans to construct own manage operate mobile home park with $2000 total stock par value of $100 per share. business begins October 28 1957 and continues 26 years. governance by President Vice President Secretary Treasurer and Board of Directors. first directors named Nelson Hare and others. officers elected at superintendent office on second Tuesday after first Monday in September.
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Eastern Iowa
Coor Asi Dairy Roducers
Eastern Iowa Cooperative Dairy Producers
Maragt
Iscorporation
Rd of
Tors
Rolla A. Barker
Charles J. Birker
Prairie Creek Mobile Home Park, Inc
Johnson Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Owa
T E
Parsons
Corporati
Nelson
G. Hare
K On
Srporeten
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