Adenauer Talks Need For Atomic Weapons In NATO
In Bonn Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged that West Germany must equip NATO forces with atomic weapons or risk the alliance collapsing. Speaking at a two day foreign affairs debate he warned the Soviet Union already has nuclear arms and questioned whether Germany could stay in NATO if it refused. Dissatisfaction rose from the opposition as he stressed the choice facing the nation.
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Konrad Adenaueri
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Adenauer
Soviet Union
Western Alliance
NATO
Inflatable satellite talked about by U S officials
Washington reports that Dr Hugh L Dryden told a House Subcommittee on February 18 that the United States is seriously interested in launching an inflatable satellite that could reach 100 feet in diameter. He said the idea is in the talk stage and could be feasible within two years.
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Washington
United States
Hugh L. Dryden
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
House Appropriations
Dryden
U.S
Union Demands Government Refund for ILWU Costs
Union Local 6 of the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union in San Francisco asks Congress to reimburse all legal expenses incurred defending Harry Bridges and two other officers on 1952 53 perjury charges. The group cites $147 000 in taxes and incomes claimed by government as part of the defense costs. ILWU leaders say deportation efforts targeted the union, not Bridges personally, to weaken the organization.
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Tocal
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Bridges
ILWU
Draft Puts Wedge Between Twins
ATLANTA. Fatherhood and the Army have separated identical twins Jerry and Terry Watkins. The brothers have been almost constant companions since marriage. Their wives said Wednesday both men are upset and broken hearted that Terry has been drafted while Jerry, a father, has not.
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Jerry
Terry Watkins
Terry
Scientists Bring Atomic Seminars To Geneva This Summer
More than 200 scientists from 26 countries plan to attend 10 seminars on atomic nucleus fundamentals in Geneva, continuing a seven year Rochester series. Local notices appear in The Daily Review of Hayward California with mailing and office details.
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Switzerland
Rochester
N.Y
Nobleman Draws Line on Nudists at Burghley House
Lord Burghley Marquis, once Olympic 400 meter hurdles star, vows no nudist camps at Burghley House while opening the 145 room Lincolnshire estate to tourists. He aims to attract 30,000 to 40,000 visitors to cover 328000 pounds in running expenses this year.
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Exeter
Burghley House
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Marquis
Lord Burghley
Lincolnshire
Jet Pilot Lands Crippled Craft Over Ocean Near Half Moon Bay
Lt. Robert R. Vaughan, 26, Oakland, piloted an F14 Fury back to base after its engine vibrated at 40,000 feet and forced a power cut at 2,000 feet over San Francisco Bay. He glided to a safe landing at Alameda Naval Air Station.
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Robert R. Vaughan
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Half Moon Bay
Vaughan
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Naval Air Station
Night Garment Factory Fire Kills 24 in New York
A gas oven explosion sparked a blaze at Monarch Underwear Co. in downtown New York killing 24 workers and injuring 15. Fire officials blamed unsafe, crowded conditions and poor housekeeping as officials consider tighter fire safety laws. Survivors described panic and many workers trapped by smoke and flames, with several leaping to nets or escaping down intact fire stairs.
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Monarch Underwear Co
Garment
Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
Abe, Becker
Anna Bailey
Norfolk
Becker
Dewitt
Frank
Jway
Connie
Jthem
Swiss Vote on Woman Suffrage in Federal Referendum
The Swiss Parliament's lower house will decide today whether to take up a Constitutional change to allow women to vote in federal plebiscites and elections. The Senate has approved the amendment, but it must also pass the lower house and win a national male voter plebiscite for effect.
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Been
Switzerland
Wwer
Vallejo Murder Lie Test Negative
Vallejo police reported Manuel Lampros aged 61 failed to link himself to the slaying of his wife Sophia 41 whose body was found Monday in their home with a gunshot wound. Lampros told police he found her body when returning from a nearby grocery store and police have few solid clues.
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Vallejo
UPI
Manuel Lampros
Sophia
Eisenhower Eyes Geneva Summit If Disarmament Talks Advance
Washington officials say President Eisenhower would attend an East West summit in Geneva next fall if the Soviets offer a limited disarmament settlement and agree to discuss Germany. Vice President Nixon accused the Soviets of blocking the summit with unreasonable conditions amid prospects of an initial disarmament accord and possible testing ban talks.
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Eisenhower
Geneva
Switzerland
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United States
United Nations
Russia
Richard M. Nixon
Chicago
Nixon Charges Summit Block
Vice President Richard M. Nixon said Soviet leaders block a summit with obstacles that will doom it. He urged proof of dedication to peace by agreeing to preparatory meetings on the substance and form of the proposed summit. Nixon spoke to about 800 atomic experts at the National Nuclear Energy Congress dinner and noted evidence of a leveling-off recession in parts of the economy.
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Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
United States
Five Day Jail Term Faced By Stripper
CORAL GABLES Fla UP five day jail term faced by stripper Evelyn West for tossing two overripe tomatoes at Anita Ekberg during a personal appearance tour. Judge Paul C Ropes fined her 250 and ordered five days in jail with 500 bail pending appeal by her attorney. West said the tomatoes were thrown after Ekberg walked out during the prior night’s show amid a publicity stunt claim by her manager.
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Fla
Evelyn Treasure Chest
West
Anita Ekberg
Paul C Ropes
Miss West
Ropes
Miss Ekberg
Bob Hope
Striking Kohler Officials Deny 1934 Shooting Charge
Senate Rackets Committee hears a sworn affidavit accusing four Kohler Co officials of shooting a striker in 1934. Lyman C. Conger denies the charge calling it perjury and conflicts with testimony from Leo Breithalter of Local 823. The strike at Sheboygan has continued since April 1954 amid contentious witnesses and debate on the 1934 incident.
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DUP
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Senate
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Chharge
Leo J Breic Rather
United Auto Workers
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