Cole Announces U S Signing of Power Contract
Washington reports Chairman W Sterling Cole of the House Senate Atomic Energy committee announced the signing of the Dixon Yates power contract between the Atomic Energy Commission and the Dixon Yates utilities group. The 25 year agreement covers 600000 kilowatts from a West Memphis Arkansas steam plant to be fed into the TVA system at Memphis, with aimed limits and hearings set for further action. The issue sparks expected partisan battles in Congress as critics press for changes and delay.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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New Freight Rate In Effect Here Protests Defeated
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to suspend its new tariff regulations allowing elimination of arbitrary charges by freight forwarders to Hayward. Local leaders predicted savings of hundreds of thousands of dollars, with Acme Freight Inc announcing the action would affect many Pacific Coast towns.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Acme Freight, Inc
Thomas A. Bradley
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Oakland Terminal
Leandro Man Hurt In Gun Accident
In San Leandro two eight year olds playing with a .22 rifle across from John Ralph Lopez’s home caused a bullet wound to his right arm as he worked on his car. Lopez, 27, was treated at Fairmont hospital and initially declined to file a complaint.
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Veterans Day address warns nuclear arms could end civilization
Secretary Harold E Talbott warned that nuclear weapons can lay waste to an entire civilization during Veterans Day ceremonies across the nation. President Eisenhower attended Arlington rites with the unknown soldier tomb honored as bugles sounded. American Legion head Seaborn P Collins joined the Arlington events as government and civic leaders marked Armistice Day now known as Veterans Day.
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Potomac
Seaborn P. Collins
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Herbert’ Brownell
New York
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Chicago
Defense
Robert B. Anderson
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Washington’s Joy Martin weighs future House leadership
Robert Allen Washington reports Joy Martin negotiates his path to potential House Speaker amid an Illinois Chicago conference with party allies. Martin, a veteran Massachusetts Republican, ponders whether to pursue minority leader or a speaker role as the next Congress looms, with White House signals favoring Charles Halleck.
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Joy Martin
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Bankers
Des Moines
Leo Allen
Martin
White House
Charles” Halleck
Ind
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Confessed Hit-Ruin Driver Charged In Fatal Bay Bridge Crash
Leo Purcell, 56, confessed driving the car that struck and killed Rev. Ernest Potter Runnells, 60, on Bay Bridge boulevard October 28. He was charged with felony hit-and-run, released on $3000 bail after two weeks of investigation. Purcell initially claimed a deer collision. he later admitted to Hayward Police. Dr Paul L Kirk, criminology expert, aided the case. District Attorney William Ahern said Purcell panicked after the accident and fled.
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Ernest Potter Runnells
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Hayward
Marin County
Claude
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William Ahern
Film Star Plans Paris Marriage Says She Plans Paris
Hollywood report notes film star Olivia de Havilland plans to marry Pierre Gil on a Paris match, with the actress stating she intends to wed in the French capital. The item reflects early 20th century gossip and Euro celebrity romance coverage.
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Soviet Premier seeks easing of East West tensions
Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov voiced concern over the intensity of the East West cold war and urged normal relations to avert a widening conflict. He also expressed hope that diplomats from free and Communist nations can cooperate to prevent incidents, possibly signaling interest in a four power conference for world peace.
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Georgi Malenkov
United States
Malenkov
Charles
William Hayter
Fremlin
Russia
Matenkov
Humbly Dedicates New Museum in Abilene Kansas
The ceremony honored President Eisenhower and his brothers, linking the museum to citizenship, freedom, and the humble origins of the Eisenhower brothers. It noted teachers and God fearing parents shaping them, with a post dedication visit to the Abilene cemetery before a planned hunting trip near Toledo and Lake Erie.
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U.S. Denies Antarctic H Bomb Plan
A United States denial counters a New England report claiming the U S plans to test hydrogen bombs in Antarctica. The Atomic Energy Commission states there is no truth to the claim and rejects the report as unfounded.
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United. S
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Atomic Energy Commission
Bay Area H Bomb Target Warned by Doolittle
Gen. James H. Doolittle, former WWII raid leader and Shell Oil VP, told Oakland Rotary members that the Bay Area would be a prime hydrogen bomb target. He warned even a single medium device could cause massive death and destruction, threaten Oakland and nearby cities, and reshape coastal defenses.
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New Non-Stop Record Set by Military Plane
A U S military air transport plane established a nonstop flight record of 11 hours from Westover Massachusetts to Frankfurt Germany. The prior Pan American Airways record was 12 hours 23 minutes.
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Jewell Rivers Admitted To Fairmont Hospital
The article reports Jewell Rivers checked into Fairmont Hospital on Tuesday afternoon with severe stomach pain described as alcoholic gastritis. District Attorney Robert McCleary notes health status while continuing inquiry into uranium stock and related shareholder matters at Lovelock Nevada mine.
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Neutralization of Formosa Under Study
Diplomatic circles report United States and Britain debating methods to neutralize Formosa. Britain reportedly will not oppose the independent state idea in principle, but may defer to U S negotiations with Chiang Kai-shek. Proposals include a UN trusteeship, though viewed impractical by Britain. Some experts think Peiping could accept an independent Formosa under security guarantees.
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Chiang
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Clement Attlee
China
Peiping
Tempered clash over Davies eulog y on McCarthy stand
Washington scenes on the Senate floor as Sen Chavez of New Mexico and Sen Dennis Chavez clash with Sen Joseph McCarthy over a CBS broadcast praising ex diplomat John Paton Davies. The dispute centers on Davies loyalty and alleged Communist ties amid Dulles clearance.
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Senate
Wisconsin
Congressional
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Dennis“‘Chaves
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McCarthy
Davies
Berke Uemmad
CBS
Eric Segareid
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Chavez
Wiscor
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Watkins
Country
Spessard Holland
Fla
John L
Texas
Frank Carlson
Watkins Committee
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Carlson
Francis
Nexico Democrat
Lehman
New York
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Sabrejet Escorts Now Being Used Over North Japan
North Japan sees intensified air control as Sabrejet escorts guard reconnaissance flights. U S and Soviet air forces reportedly operate on a shoot first basis if contact occurs over Hokkaido and surrounding waters. A high American officer cites Russian MiG incursions and new readiness to shoot down intruders, with B 29 mapping flights recently disrupted by a Soviet strike.
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