Urey says US ahead in science but lags in missiles
Nobel laureate Harold C. Urey argues the United States currently leads in scientific work and development but trails in missile tech. He warns that ten years hence the Soviet Union may boast the best scientists due to its stronger educational system. He cites the need for overhauling US primary and secondary education and boosting teacher quality to sustain competitiveness.
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British physicist says progress toward hydrogen bomb power
Stanford reports Dr Sterling Colgate of UC Livermore says Britain made a significant advance toward harnessing thermonuclear power at a news conference. He cautions no detail due to security rules and notes practical harnessing could be 10 to 1,000 years away. He foresees joint papers at Geneva and hopes for Russian input.
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Lockheed Research Laboratory
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Red Pressure On Refugees In US Politics
Senator Eastland warned of a Soviet influence campaign aimed at refugees to sway U S loyalties. He cited a plan to ship books as covert propaganda and emphasized danger from warped logic and hidden messages in materials. The discussion referenced testimony by Marian Zielinski about Warsaw shipping books to Polish American groups.
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James C. Eastland
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Marian Zielinski
Warsaw
Civilians Fight Airmen Replacements At Travis AFB
Ten civilian workers at Travis Air Force Base seek a permanent injunction in a California appeals court to stop being replaced by airmen. They argue the Defense secretary ordered payroll cuts, violating civil service protections. The case tests federal jurisdiction after a district ruling denied relief.
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Charles Eisenhart
U.S
Thomas W. Martin, Jr
Sacramento
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Secretary of Defense
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Fewer Graduates as U S College Degrees Rise in 1950
Washington reports a 1950 peak with 434000 graduates obtaining bachelor degrees. The National Bellenten Assn. released the finding noting a yearly high in the number of graduates nationwide.
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Bellenten Assn
Bible expert Aderonmu amid marriage saga and visa probe
The 64 000 Question contestant Theophilus Aderonmu a Nigerian Bible expert faces immigration scrutiny for overstaying his student visa while his personal life unfolds with his ex wife and a new claimed marriage The case centers on public claims of remarriage and a secret will amid domestic relations court actions and a hospital project goal in Nigeria and the United States
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Louisville Medical School
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Hayward Student Receives Liberal Arts Degree
Donald R. Chambers, 24, of 19531 Vaughn Ave Hayward, earned a bachelor of arts degree in Liberal arts from Colorado State College Greeley Colo A 1951 Hayward High School graduate Chambers majored in Social studies.
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Ships Phones Handle Lake Radiotelephone Traffic
Chicago radiotelephone stations on the Great Lakes handled about 225000 calls between shore and ship in a normal year. No tally exists for ship to ship radiophone calls, but an estimate places them at about three times the station handled figure.
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