Ike Pushes US Atomic Secrets Sharing Law Change
President Eisenhower urged congressional leaders to amend the Atomic Energy Act to broaden the U S ability to exchange nuclear and other scientific secrets with allies. He presided over a bipartisan White House conference as NATO talks in Paris loom. The administration also seeks a five year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
U.S
Russia
White House
U. S
Congress
Adlai Stevenson's Parley Questioned by Eisenhower Invite
Adlai E Stevenson said President Eisenhower wants him at the NATO summit in Paris December 16 to 18. He will decide in a week or 10 days after completing consultative work at the State Department. Stevenson, a former Democratic rival, met with Eisenhower, Dulles, and bipartisan leaders in Washington.
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Washington
Adai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
NATO
Paris
Stevenson
White House
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhawer
Dulles
C of C Position For Supervisor
Ois Turin, supervisor of Alameda County's second district, had been canvited to run for another post, according to local business circles and civic notes.
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Ois Turin
Alameda County
Safecracker King Nabbed on Theft
Courtenay British Columbia reports that 74 year old Calvin Emmerson Wilson known as the king of the safecrackers was arrested in Los Angeles on a charge of stealing groceries worth two dollars. Wilson once a Baptist minister and federal highway official has 20 years in prison and will attend a California State Chamber meeting at the Biltmore Hotel.
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Minis
Porter
U.S
Moonwatch Teams Ready After US Satellite Launch
Cambridge Massachusetts reports that more than 100 moonwatch teams are standing by to man telescopes. Observers will be within 33 degrees of the equator as the satellite follows an east west path no farther north than North Carolina and only as far south as Argentina. Orbit to be determined by radio tracking due to the satellite's small size.
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Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
United States
North Carolina
Argentina
Smithsonian Observatory
U.S
Vanguard Flight Readied to Try Space Leap Tomorrow
Navy technicians polish a slender Vanguard rocket at Cape Canaveral in preparations for a Wednesday launch to place a six inch satellite into orbit. officials note tests proceed with no bugs. briefing for reporters scheduled at Patrick Air Force Base.
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Tucker
United Press
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
America
Russia
Vanguard
Cane Canaveral
Sputnik
United States
J. Paul Walsh
Vane ‘Guard
Patrick Air Force Base
Patrick
Canaveral
Civic Center Opponents Air Park Proposal
Fremont First Committee stands firm against purchasing and developing a 240 acre civic center site. They favor small neighborhood parks linked to schools with recreation facilities. They urge completing neighborhood park plans before citywide projects and discuss annexation with East Bay Regional Parks District for Washington township, seeking more study time.
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Fremont
Fremont First
Gene Rhodes
Richard E. Walpole
East Bay
Bergman-Rossellini divorce action moves forward in London
Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini face divorce proceedings as their attorney Arcole Graziadei arrives in London from Rome. The couple met in the actress's hotel for 75 minutes amid Italy's restriction on divorce, with Mexico cited as an example of liberal laws.
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Ins
Ingrid Bergman
Roberta Rossellini
Arcole Graziadei
Miss Bergman
Rossellini
Rome
Italy
Graziadei
Mexico
Indonesian Chief Gets the Message
President Eisenhower sent Indonesian President Sukarno a message expressing satisfaction at his escape from injury in the assassination attempt. The note also conveyed condolences to the victims' families. The message was delivered through the U.S. Ambassador to Jakarta.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Sukarno
U.S
Jakirta
Russia Sees Massive Algerian Rebel Gains in UN
In a United Nations briefing Soviet Ambassador Arkady Sobolev stated thousands of Algerian volunteers have joined rebel regiments and that the national liberation movement is expanding. He blamed France for a bloodthirsty colonial war and accused the United States of seeking to push France out and retain bases in North Africa. Morocco's envoy warned the conflict could spread to a broader North African war if not halted.
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Ibly
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ArabiGemand
National Liberation Movement
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Rus
Algeria
Sahara
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France
Sahara Gil
North Africa
Ahmed Saraki
Smuggling Ring Cracked in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO UP report says two Chinatown importers and the wife of one were arrested by customs officials in a smuggling operation. The group allegedly moved Chinese herbs and medicines into the United States via rewrapped shipments of candy and other merchandise to midwestern cities to dodge scrutiny. Charged with smuggling conspiracy and trading with the enemy act, they were identified as Miz and Mrs. Stanley Chinn and Woo Lai Chun, owner of Wing and Wing Trading Company.
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San Francisco
Chester RI MacPhee
Miz
Stanley Chinn
Woo Lai‘Chun
Wing and Wing Trading Company
MacPhee
Pilot parachutes from disabled jet near Okinawa
An Air Force pilot from Ohio parachutes safely into the East China Sea after his single seat jet goes disabled. The incident occurred near NAHA Okinawa. The report notes the pilot safely exited the aircraft and was recovered by rescue teams.
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China
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West Berlin
Leandro School Board to Meet in Tazewell Tenn
San Leandro youth 30 tells judge he cannot pay a 500 dollar fine. Board plans to appoint successor to Thompson. recreation and parks commission term ends December 21.
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Tenn
Cleo
San Leandro
Young
D. L.hut
Unified School Dist
Lincoln School
Ha Wyoula
L. FP. Thompson
Dutton Ave
Jludge
Review asks readers not to blame delivery staff
A message from OFS asks residents in Southern Alameda County to withhold blame from carriers for late deliveries. The Daily Review cites a due to its move to a new plant and new equipment, with kinks being resolved to improve on schedule delivery to growing front porches.
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Daily Review
Alameda County
Close Quizzing For Van Deusen In Stock Fraud Case
R W Van Deusen faces eight counts of grand theft investors money one count of attempted grand theft and four counts of violating the Corporate Securities Code in a mining stock scheme examined by Deputy District Attorney John Sutter. Co defendant Robert Watkins denied selling mining stock without a license. The case may go to the jury this week.
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Oalland
John’ Sutter
Sutter
van Deusen
Nevada Consolidated, Inc
van “Deusen
Robert K.watkins
California
Watkins
Parks Air Force Base to be closed next year
Parks Air Force Base in Pleasanton may close after July, affecting 860 civilian workers and 2,490 airmen and officers. The move, intended to consolidate base use, follows a long decline from its peak, with transfers to other bases and civilian reassignments to be managed by Civil Service officers.
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Dick. Hafner JR
Pleasanton
Parkss Air Force Base
Air Force
Livermore
Bete
Navy
Andien
Alaska
Hawaii
Far East
Parks
Bef
Lackland Afb
Texas
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Ees
Jack Callins
Livermore Chamber of Commerce
University of California
Collins
Brush Fire Rages Across Angeles Forest For 12 Days
A massive brush blaze 20 miles northeast of downtown Los Angeles raged out of control for 12 days. About 600 firefighters battled winds that kept the flames alive, scorching 25,200 acres and causing an estimated 25 million dollars in damage to watershed areas. Officials warned of possible floods as runoff from the burned terrain threatened foothill communities and scheduled meetings to discuss the danger.
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Azusa
Los Angeles
Civil ‘Defense
San Gabriel Mountains
Monravia
Angeles National Forest
Crippled Plane Limps Back 200 Miles to Hickam
A military Air Transport Service C-87 carrying 62 persons limped about 200 miles to Hickam Air Force Base after takeoff from Hickam toward Travis Air Force Base. The four engine plane feathered one engine and the second acted up, forcing a precautionary return with a routine landing. The aircraft, a Boeing Stratocruiser military version, had a crew of eight and four passengers on board. The pilot reported trouble about 200 miles out over the Pacific Ocean.
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Hickam
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