House of Tomorrow envisioned in Forbidden Planet design
The article previews a future home with glassless windows, automatic temperature control, and voice operated functions. Walls use mesh screens and lucite panels, while furniture features clear lucite and woven glass fabrics. A garbage beam disintegrates waste and floors use built in heating with synthetic materials.
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Hollywood
Enrico Fermi
Gimorraw
Lone File
Thea
Gage
Fifth Family Victim Dies of Distrophy
STOCKTON reports the Horace H. Chamberlain family suffers a fifth death from muscular dystrophy. Lois Chamberlain, 27, died at Stockton Hospital after a three year illness. Two sisters remain confined to wheelchairs, and other relatives previously succumbed to the disease in an 18 month span.
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Stockton
Horace H. Chamberlain
Lois Chamberlain
Stockton Hospital
Betty
Jennie Louise
Lois
Aureus
Carl
Vivian
Bernice
Juanita
Oklahoma
Oakland
San Jose Hosts National Forensic League Tournament
San Jose State College will host June 20 to 25 the 21st annual National Forensic League tournament. Top state and regional winners compete in extemporaneous speaking debating oratory and dramatic reading finals with representation from more than half of the 48 states.
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San Jose State College
Life goals in middle age study by Slotkin at Chicago
University of Chicago sociologist James S Slotkin argues most middle aged adults face an evaluation phase between ages 43 and 60 testing if careers and goals meet expectations. He estimates 95 percent fall into a Mr Micawber type, often unsatisfied yet persisting toward a possible future success.
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Chicago
James S. Slotkin
Slotkin
University of Chicago
Sloukin
Micawberi
Siotkin
Swithh
Brownell Says No Settlement Of Antitrust Suit
Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. stated the government will not settle out of court its antitrust suit against the American Newspaper Publishers Association and related agencies. He told Rep Emanuel Celler the case will require a court decree to enforce, asserting the facts are complete and accurate and that settlements would not bind parties.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell, Jr
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ore Brownell
Ren
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Celler
Reort
South Bend
Ind
Sigma Conssat
Brownell
Justice Department
Bvennell
Anpa Lthe Jumerican ‘Association
Ar ‘Vertising
New York
Coller
House Judiciary Committee
Employment in 11 West States Shows Marked Gains in April
San Francisco reports mid-April employment across 11 western states rose from March and last year. Nonfarm payrolls reached 5,116,500 with California gaining 11,700 in April. Mountain states added 23,600 to 1,443,000, Montana slighty below last year. average weekly earnings ranged from $67.27 in Oregon to $85.49 in Nevada, against a U.S. average of $74.77.
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West States
San Francisco
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
California
Oregon
Washington
Solrado
Idaho
U. S
Yale Savant Loyalty Charge Is Dismissed
The Supreme Court cleared Yale professor John J. Peters of disloyalty charges and rebuked the Loyalty Review Board for overreach. The decision avoided ruling on whether a federal employee can be fired without facing accusers, marking a 7 to 2 win for Peters, a Yale medicine professor, who had been dismissed as a part time consultant with the U S Public Health Service after doubts about loyalty. The court adjourned for summer, postponing a separate question on military arrest and trial of a discharged veteran alleged of crimes in service.
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Washington Jn
Supreme Court
Yale
John J. Peters
Loyalty Review Board
Peters
US 3
Public Health Service
Jaycees Name Four Farmers For 1955 Awards
Four men received United States Junior Chamber of Commerce farming awards for 1955. Winners include Alvin H. Hansen, Clint J. Harbers, Jack G. Thompson, and Cle Elum’s Homer Beedle, recognized for transforming land and dairy operations into productive farms.
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Jaycees
Robert W. Toth
Pittsburgh
P Steel
Korea
Minneapolis
Mn5
Amer- Tates
United Lond
States
Elsa
Dimerce
Mintie Anol
Sranting
Fom
U S Sues Reds For Downing Yankee Plane
The United States filed a case in the International Court of Justice seeking 1,630,295 dollars in damages from Russia for the downing of an American B 29 bomber over Japanese territory. Two Soviet planes pursued the aircraft and shot it down near Zakkoida on October 7. Moscow urged acceptance of the Hague court's jurisdiction as Moscow and Washington give differing accounts of events.
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THE
Hague
INS
United States
International Court of Justice
Russia
U. S
Japanese Serritory
Zakkoida
Moscow
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