Snotzler Takes Lead In Atomic Power Debate
Editorial notes SNOTZLER’s winning run as Vallecitos laboratory achieves first nuclear chain reaction at Pleasanton. It argues Britain and Russia accelerate commercial reactors, warning against a costly crash program. praises U S civilian atomic progress while cautioning on government haste in peacetime reactors.
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Snotzler
General Electric
Vallecitos Laboratory
Pleasanton
Alameda County
Britain
Russia
Absolete
AEC
U.S
Gov
Private enterprise urged for affordable atomic power
A government stance is criticized for overemphasizing state control and prestige over cost effective private efforts. The piece argues atomic power must be cheap enough for widespread use, citing GE's Pleasanton installation as proof private firms will tackle the challenge.
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Pleasanton
John Prather and the fading Old West stand against a missile plan
In Oro Grande New Mexico the 27000 acre Prather ranch faces seizure for an Army missile range. John Prather refuses to yield demanding 209000 or more in value while defending his land as a legacy for his children. His defiance, courage, and resolve embody a vanishing frontier spirit.
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Oldster
John Prather
Oro Grande
New Mexico
John
Damant
Makarios Seeks U.S. Visit to Rally Cyprus Cause
Archbishop Makarios, exiled head of Cyprus Orthodoxy, plans a U.S. tour later this year after Elizabeth II’s visit to raise funds and press for self government and eventual union with Greece. Washington weighs whether to approve a sensitive, potentially tense diplomatic move amid Greek and U.S. pressures. The State Department faces a dilemma as Greek Cypriot supporters press for entry while officials privately hesitate. University and political figures express mixed views on granting a visa. Civil rights funding is also reported, with Attorney General Brownell requesting about 250,000 dollars to administer a forthcoming civil rights measure.
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Washington
Maxerios
Queen Elizabeth
Pemary
Makarios
U.S
Cyprus
Greece
Xiled
Athens
Tersece
Desirus
Gece
Makerios
State Department
Turkey
U. S
Britain
Congress
Brownell
House Appropriations
Justice Department
Robert L. F. Sikes
Fla
Pye
Sikes
Correst
John Rodney
N.Y
Northward show mouse and white winter coat tale
Eugene Burns notes the arctic lemming like show mouse living furthest north among rodents. It alone turns brown summer fur to snow white in winter and sheds its toe nails annually with long winter claws aiding ice digging. European mice and rats arrived in early America. Dutch hyacinth growers learned from European wood mice to cultivate bulblets.
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Eugene Burns
United States
Europe
Rodents and Mice Nature's Broad Minded Nests and Feats
A survey of rodents and mice describes social nesting in Australia with baron-like groups, nest towns, and shared nursing behavior among mothers. It covers singing mice linked to bronchial conditions, the large African great rat, and the marmoset tree mouse of Indo China, noting how friends and enemies interact with humans.
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Indo-China
Hias
Australia
Australy
Dingo
Eugene Burns
Sicclare Syndicate
Tito and Mao Rise in Communist World Influence
Eisenhower administration adopts a friendlier line toward Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia aiding shifts in the Soviet bloc. Tito, Mao Tse-tung and Ho Chi Minh gain leverage as they press for greater independence and influence, with Western observers noting potential new alignments and a possible move toward a federated Balkan bloc under Tito.
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Washington
Eisenower
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Russia
Tito
Iron Curtain
Gomulka
Warsaw
Khrushchev-Bulganin
Hungary
United States
Mao 'Tse-Tung
Europe
Balkans
Mao ‘Tse-tung
North Korea
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
USAID
Eisenhower
Dallas
Belgrade
Congress
China
White House
Berlin
United Nations
Rebr
Moscow
Mao
Ho Cai ‘Minh
McClure Syndicate
Doctor Sowtham calls cancer vaccine a dream
New York Dr Chester M Sowtham of Sloan Kettering Institute warns that a cancer vaccine remains a dream until someone achieves it while noting the challenge. In Mountainhome Pa the centenarian tycoon Sebastian S Kresge on his 90th birthday says to find a service niche and the rest will follow.
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House
Mich
Genteman
Hoffman
Gross
International News Service
New York
Chester M. Sowtham
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Mountainhome
Sebastian S. Kresge
Hoffa's Do or Die By Richard Spong
James Riddle Hoffa ninth vice president of the Teamsters faces Senate questions on labor racketeering and extortionist ties as a long awaited leadership hearing looms. He has announced a 1956 candidacy for retiring president Dave Beck and proposes uniting U S transportation unions while expanding control over regional leaders. Hoffa, once a Detroit organizer and political force, has been indicted several times, acquitted on bribery charges, and remains under federal investigation for wiretapping and related conflicts of interest. yet he has sought prestige through Harvard lectures and Israeli charitable work.
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Richard Spong
James R. Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Suboena
Select’Senate
James Riddle Hoffa
Internati Brotherhood of Teamsters
John L.mcclellan
D., Ark
New York
John Kay
Die Dioguardi
Dave Beck
U.S
Haffa
Teamsters
ATLC
Tearsters
Beck
Hoffa
Jimmy Hoffa
Kroger
Jimmy
APL
Detroit Truck Drivers Local
Michigan Conference of Teamsters
Detroit Joint Council No
International Union
Central Conference of Teamsters
Detroit
Michigan
C.so-U.aw
G. Mennen
Soapy
Federa
Sefala
Harvard
Jimmy Heffa
Israel
Beecham Corrects Toreador In Carmen Rehearsal
In a rehearsal of Carmen British conductor Sir Thomas Beecham stopped a baritone whose bellowing unsettled the hall and joked that the singer was playing the toreador not the bull. Humorist Qiiver Herford was on a crowded trolley when a pretty blonde reached for a strap. He nudged his nephew and offered the seat to the lady.
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Thomas Beecham
Beecham
Qiiver Herford
Ais Isp
Herford
Senator Goldwater Faults Senate Demeanor
Washington reports Sen. Barry Goldwater criticizes the Senate for drifting from traditional dignity toward flippant conduct, claiming lawmakers ignore duties required by law and the people. He urges adherence to responsibilities in the upper chamber.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Senate
The
STRICTLY PERSONAL Egotist or Egoist distinction in psychology
A Toledo schoolboy asks about egotist and egoist. The author argues egotists are offensively self centered while egoists are often magnanimous creators with energy and esprit. Goethe cited as a monumental egoist, his egoism tempered by goodwill. The piece links ego to humane expression when well trained.
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Sydney J. Harris
Toledo
Tome
Tris
Goethe
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