Gen Nichols to resign as AEC general manager
Maj. Gen. Kenneth D. Nichols will resign as general manager of the Atomic Energy Commission effective May 1 to enter private consulting engineering. R. W. Cook is seen as likely successor to run the $13.2 billion atomic production complex amid a commission stalemate and policy debates.
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Washington
Kenneth D. Nichols
The
Atomic Energy Commission
R. W. Cook
Nichols
Manhattan District
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
Commission
Strauss
Thomas E. Murray
Willard F. Libby
No Progress In Rubinstein Death Probe
Police in New York pursued numerous theories in the Serge Rubinstein murder but made little headway. The 46 year old financier was found in his Fifth Avenue home with adhesive tape and cord at his death scene, while several acquaintances, including two women, provided timelines. Police examined his home and notes listing about 1,000 contacts to identify suspects.
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New York
Serge Rubinstein
Playboy
Manhattan
Rubinstein
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Iowa’s Second Class Citizens Explored
An editorial on Iowa’s so called second class citizens claims two thirds of the population fall into this category and urges readers in Polk Linn Black Hawk and other counties to consult the editorial page for causes and remedies of this citizenship issue.
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Iowa
Polk, Linn
Black Hawk
College to Get $500 000 Loan for Dormitories
The Community Facilities Administration approved a $500000 loan to Knox College in Galesburg Illinois. The funds will finance two dormitories and a head resident cottage with $141437 of college funds also allocated to the project.
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Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Knox College
Galesburg
Ill
U.N. Pushes Efforts for Cease-Fire over Formosa Area
Western powers move toward a United Nations Security Council meeting to discuss a Formosa cease-fire despite flat refusals from both the Nationalists and Communists. The council plans to invite Red China to debate hostilities around islands off mainland China while Eisenhower seeks to defend Formosa.
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United Nations
N. Y
United Nations Security Council
Formosa
China
New York
U.N
Peiping
United States
U.S
Reds
Leslie Knox Munro
New Zealand
Security Council
India
Munro
Pescadores Islands
Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-shek
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Tachen Island
Anthony Eden
Britain
Red China
Navy chief Stump departs by air for Formosa
Honolulu AP report says Admiral Felix B. Stump commander in chief Pacific flew to Formosa Friday night by plane. The movement follows his role directing Pacific operations.
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Honolulu
Navy
Adm
Felix B. Stump
Formosa
Stump
Pacific
Flames Damage Trucking Firm's Terminal in C R
A two alarm fire at the H and W Motor Express terminal in Cedar Rapids caused damage estimated in the thousands. The blaze started in the garage where Vincent Short was cutting on a truck and spread rapidly, but Short and two coworkers escaped unharmed. Firefighters brought the fire under control about 45 minutes after the first call.
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Cedar Rapids
H and W Motor Express
Fourth Street
H and W
Vincent Short Garage
Short
Hepatitis Report Narrows Gamma Globulin Supply Needs
Cedar Rapids health officials report nine new infectious hepatitis cases over three days, with January total at 22 and 44 since the 1954 outbreak. Authorities urge full reporting to secure gamma globulin for inoculations, outline exposure-group recipients, and summarize revised state regulations on isolation and school/work restrictions.
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Cedar Rapids News
Cedar Rapids
Carl Smith
Cane Rapids
A. F. Harrington
Linn County Medical Society
Harrington
Iowa State Department of Health
Asst
Smith
State Health Department
US in grip of cold snap as fatalities rise across states
The Associated Press reports at least 15 deaths from exposure and over-exertion amid a vast cold wave across the eastern half of the U.S. Subzero temperatures stretch from New England to the Midwest with few relief prospects. Ice jams block rivers. a coal barge sinks near Peru Illinois. residents endure days snowbound.
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Great Plains
New England
Northern Lakes Region
Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Illinois
Illinois River
Peru
Ill
Alliance
Ohio
Wiliam Korleski
Knowland rejects link between cease-fire and cession of islands
Senator Knowland declares the price of any cease-fire with Red China must not be to surrender coastal outposts. He attacks proposals to barter Quemoy and Matsu for talks, warning against appeasement and urging a simple cease-fire that preserves current positions for Nationalists and Communists.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Red China
Quemoy
Matsu
Formosa
Amoy
Foochow
Hainan
Hong Kong
China
One Accident Enough for Him
Middletown Ohio John Barr a 63 year old longtime driver with 46 years on the road surrendered his automobile license plates to Police Chief Joseph Blackmore saying he has had enough and will return to his first love a bicycle after a January 4 collision that cost him 75 dollars in damages and fines for careless driving and no license
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Middletown
Ohio
John Barr
Joseph Blackmore
Barr
Chicago Tribune Raises Sunday Edition Price
Chicago Tribune announced Saturday night that its Sunday edition price will rise from 15 to 20 cents, effective February 5, due to higher production costs.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
Dream of Fatal Fall Comes True
In Oakland California Jen nie Terrell a 38 year old part time elevator operator told her husband during a three week run of dreams she would fall from a window while her picture was being taken. While a coworker Clara Young prepared a second shot Terrell vanished from a window sill and fell six floors into a parking lot. She was killed instantly. Her husband Hartlety Terrell 46 reported the dream to police.
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Oakland
Calif
Jennie Terrell
Haymes Settles With Ex Wives Ahead of Return to Hollywood
Actor Dick Haymes has reached money agreements with ex wives Nora Eddington Flynn and Joanne Dru Ireland and will return to Hollywood next week with current wife Rita Hayworth. Rita will start a new Columbia picture and Haymes will work as a script writer. Crum said alimony and child support terms were settled, though details were not disclosed. He still faces possible deportation to Argentina by U S immigration authorities.
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Reno, New
Bartley Crum
Dick Haymes
Hollywood
Rita Hayworth
Rita
Columbia Studios
Haymes
Crum
Nora Eddington Flynn
Joanne Dru Ireland
U. S
Argentina
Census finds Yugoslav women with many children
Census officials in Belgrade reported that 3678 Yugoslav women have 16 or more living children. Among them one woman was under 35 and 40 others were under 40.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
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