Nickerson Blames Feud For Trial
Veteran Col Joh Nickerson, Jr., facing a court martial in Huntsville, blames an inter service feud over control of intermediate range missiles. He argues the defense department aims to limit the Army role, insisting the Army leads in development and seeks under its control a usable intermediate range weapon with accurate guidance systems.
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Huntsville
Ala
INS
Joh Nickerson
Nickerson
Defense Department
Army
Air Force
Recetary of
Charles Wiinen
Thor
Ure
Red Stone
California
Suez Crisis Deepens Mid East Dangers
Washington reports raising alarm as Egypt rejects canal toll split and may bar Israeli ships from the Suez Canal and Gulf of Aqaba. Israel seeks U N troop deployment and warns of renewed risk of conflict similar to seven months ago. Dag Hammarskjold delays Egypt trip to press interim canal operation terms. Abba Eban and Christian Herter discuss tensions and security steps.
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Joseph H. Singer
Washington
INS
Middle-East
Suez
Egypt
Jon
United Nations
Weess
Israel
U.S
Abba Ebun
Cairo
Abdel Kader Hatem
Dag Mamnarwskiold
U.N
Eban
Hammarskjold
Lof U. N
Hnter
Herter
Gulf
Senhower
Chemical Fire Fumes Kept Ohio River Area On Alert
A warehouse blaze near SOUTH Point Ohio sent clouds of fumes containing chlorine and oxides of nitrogen across parts of Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky. Officials warned of irritation and potential toxicity but later science indicated concentrations were not injurious. Huntington authorities mobilized a National Guard unit for possible evacuation as smoke spread along the river.
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South Point
Ohio
Tri-State
Ohio River
Huntington
W. Va
National Guard
Atmospheric Nitirogen Company
Allied Jhhemical and Dye Corporation
West Virginia
Kentucky
Jet Bomber Rides High Jet Stream
Savasmian Ga JAP A six jet B 47 bomber rode a high altitude jet stream from Seattle Washington Hunter air force base to Home stead Florida in about 4 hours 21 minutes. The unofficial time suggested no record was set as the route appeared longer than expected due to slower speed. Hunter officials began examining lines distances and speeds to verify the aircraft details.
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Savasmian
Seattle
Wash
Hunter Air Force Base
Homestead
Fla
Nere
Hunter
Flying Objects Threaten Pan Am Plane Over Atlantic
A Pan American Airways transport reported a fiery object approaching from above during a mid Atlantic flight from New York to San Juan. The pilot said the object vanished, two crewmen from Philadelphia were hospitalized, and a meteor was suspected by another pilot. Pan Am checked other flights on the route for similar sightings.
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San Juan
Puerto Rica
Lg Pan American Airways
Atlantic Ocean
Matthew A. van Winkle
New York
Little Red Hen To Get Place in St. Patrick Parade
A Chicago St Patrick's parade item notes Patty the Little Red Hen, a New Albany, Indiana owned fowl, is bid to march March 17 in honor of St Patrick. Jack Reilly sent the bid via Patty s owner Hubbuch with reference to Mayor Dales office.
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St. Patrick Parade
Chicago
Patty
Ireland
St. Pats
Jack Reilly
John Ubbuch
New Albany
Ind
Richard J. Dales
Hubbuch
New Hampshire
Reilly
Traland
Blamey
Repair Syrian Oil Pipeline
A 20 man team led by Thomas Elint, chief engineer of the Iraq Petroleum Co, began repairs in the Syrian desert to restore an oil pipeline blown up during the Anglo French invasion. The line runs from the Persian Gulf fields to the Mediterranean, with output expected to resume at about 1.5 million tons annually within two weeks.
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Damascus
Syria
Earp
Thomas Elint
Iraq Petroleum Co
Peresian Gulf
Falda
Egypt
IPC
Tripal
Lebanon
Bentys
Technical Aid Hailed by Hick And Mansfield
Ommett B Vaccarn reports that Senator Mansfield says a 30 month study proves technical assistance is the cheapest most effective foreign aid. Curtis Rae Sims testifies about alleged misuse of union funds at AFL CIO probe. Cross and Sims suspended by the union board amid investigations. The Rackets Committee plans further inquiries into alleged corruption and misuse involving the International Bakers Union and related officials.
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Ommett B. Vaccarn
Washington
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Religions Subcommittee
HickerJooper
Fiat
Senate
Curtis Rae
Sims
Aglur
al l
Lilyenr 1Ternational Bakers Union
U.N
Siler
Te Unteition of
America
Tr. Kennedy
Wout Tubhoal
Iso Cellkaling Committee
Janos G. Cross
George Gluart
Kennedy
Ins
Indah
Sing
Uana
Rele Leber’ Teaps
Cross
UN Palm Springs
Pia
Wvacnian Ani
Wnian
Jagsern
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Sima
Crosa
Electron Microscope Photos Show Virus in Cancer Cells
University of Texas researcher Dr. Leon Dmochowski presents electron microscope images claiming virus like particles in human blood and leukemia models in mice and chickens. He notes findings are not proof of viral cause but outline path for possible anti leukemia vaccine development. Symposium at University of Texas MD Anderson? Hospital.
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Edwin Diamone
Houston
Texas
University of Texas
Leon M. Dmiechowski
Dmochowski
Unmochowski
Fundamentnal Cancer Research
Anderson Bonpital
RCA
Omchowaki
Dmockawshalad
Recommendations Reconsider U.S. Help Cuts and Aid Tactics
The Mansfield-Hickenlooper report urges delaying deep U.S. cuts to foreign aid and cautions against harming the U.N. program. It calls for exploring foreign currency use and expanding technical assistance, especially in labor, to raise productivity while maintaining aid at present levels.
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Rongresa
U.S
M. Devhuleel
Mangfield
Hickenlooper
Vanness
U.N
Technien
Uniteds
Andey fAyds
Mansfield - Hickenlooper
Gutin America
Afeten
Ft Falth
Ameriea
United States
U S Youths Sought in Cuba Missing Americans linked to rebels
Three American youths, Charles TE Ryan 17 from Monson Mass Michael GARVEY 15 of Watertown Mass and Victor J Buchiman 16 of Coronado Calif, were confirmed missing after vanishing from a US naval base in Cuba. They are reported to have joined Cuban rebels, with parents alerted and no direct linkage to Guantanamo personnel.
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Havana
Senren
Naval
Lise
Cuba
Ppe
Charles TE
Fiyan
Jey 17
Monson
Mass
Michael
Two Towns In Hawaii Wiped Out
A massive earthquake near the Aleutians triggered tidal waves that virtually wiped out two small villages on Hawaii's Kauai and Oahu areas, with one female reporter killed in a plane crash while covering the events. Evacuations occurred around Honolulu and Kaneohe as waters surged inland and ships delayed at harbor. A submarine reported rough seas and crew rescues as authorities warned of stronger waves.
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Jim Becker
Honolulu
Aleutians
Hae Waiian
Hauai
Katy
Seanide
Cal
Honolulu Ix
Kattal
Sarah Park
Star-Bulletin
Ad Pila
Samuel W. King Dew
Kahilwot
Kanal
Walatha
Isand
Te Liste
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Navy
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Ha- Jebwa
Oahu
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Hongluki Harbor
Waikiki
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