U S To Call 84 Nation Conference On Atomic Energy
The United States plans to convene an 84 nation conference to finalize an international agency governing peaceful uses of atomic energy. Senator John C. Pastore announced the move at the UN as part of the Atoms for Peace effort. negotiations involve the United States Britain France Canada Australia Belgium South Africa and Portugal with Russia invited but terms unclear. The UN General Assembly resumes amid Security Council balloting for the remaining seat with Yugoslavia seen as a compromise option and Fallopines hoped to win.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
John C. Pastore
D-B.l
Eisenhower
General Assembly
Security ‘Council
Yugoslavia
Russia
Britain
U.S
Philippines
Poland
International Atomic Energy Agency
Britsin
France
Canada
Australia
Belgium
South Africa
Portugal
Soviet Union
Security Council
Weather Man’s Remark Sparks Hectic Forecast
A chaotic desk scene centers on a weatherman boasting of a guest room dilemma as he predicts the weather. The exchange hints at a request for guests to sleep apart due to a mother-in-law and her mother, while the forecast notes mostly cloudy skies with light drizzle and little temperature change.
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Weatherman
Hot Rodder Gang Tied to Triple Chicago Slayings
Three young brothers found slain in a forest preserve near Chicago were identified as 14-year-old Robert Peterson 13-year-old John Schuessler and 11-year-old Anton Jr. Schuessler The incident prompted a major manhunt including the 49th Anti Aircraft battalion while investigators pursued a suggested link to a teen gang and a possible green hot rod or convertible sighting The families faced unthinkable loss as neighbors and local residents watched in shock and grief
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Robert T. Loughran
Chicago
E. J. Malone
Schiller Park
Heline Crimes
Robinson's Woods
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton, Jr
49Th
Bobby Franks
Nathan Leopard
Richard Loeb
Suzanne
Degnan
William Heirens
Hones
Peterson
Bobby
Water and sewer action for tracts OK'd
Oakland supervisors approved an emergency ordinance requiring subdividers to contract with a public tax supported agency for water and sewer services in new tract development. The measure follows a visit to a proposed 800 acre tract south of Highway 50 opposite Camp Parks and the Santa Rita prison farm.
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Oakland
Board of Supervisors
Kent Purse
Highway 50
Camp Parks
Santa Rita
Newsprint Price Increase Studied by Justice Dept
The Justice Department is studying but not investigating a rise in newsprint prices. A Canadian firm, St. Lawrence Corp., raised its price per ton, signaling a move others may follow. A Commerce official warned the rise could harm many newspapers, especially those with slim profit margins.
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Washington
Justice Department
St. Lawrence Corp
Anti-Trust
Commerce Department
Donald G. Cook
Department
Forest Products Division
S Oh
Groundbreaking planned for Eden township courthouse project
Oakland supervisors award Tadenco Inc. a 1.526 million contract for a steel frame and stucco Eden township courthouse on Winton avenue. The project may begin within days with occupancy expected about a year after construction starts. Budget adjustments include an 8 thousand dollar wall fabric upgrade and a 13 thousand deductible option, while air conditioning was rejected.
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Oakland
Winton Avenue
Eden Township
Tadenco, Inc
Kent Pursel
Leland W. Sweeney
Pursel
Indenco
Sweeney
Edward Cerruti
Kaiser Obtains Option to Buy Stivers Ranch
Centerville area news notes Kaiser has a 60 day option to purchase the historic 1848 Stivers Ranch, an 800 acre site once owned by Simeon Stivers. Kaiser declines to reveal intended use, property near Centerville and Irvington, crossed by two railroads, with nearby Washington Township hospital under development.
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Centerville
Stivers
Henry J. Kaiser Co
Kaiser
Ievington
Mission San Jose
Southern Pacific
Western
Simeon Stivers
Anna Stivers
Roth Millard
Leland Stivers
Elizabeth Stivers
la ‘Verne Dickerson
New High School Need Prompted by Growth in WT
Washington Township must fund a second high school soon via a bond issue. Superintendent J Vernon Goold says he will need six to eight tenths of a year to bring the proposal before the board as area growth drives up land prices from about 7500 to over 10000 an acre. Forty acres are needed for a site. Enrollment is 1580 with 300 more expected this year. state aid won’t come until enrollment hits 2840. Construction planned in stages to limit student transfers.
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Eden Township
Winton Avenue
Kdloe Drive
Hayward
Civic School
Decoto
Washington Township
J. Vernon Goold
Washington Union High School
Goold
Board of Trustees
Decota al
Coordinating Council
Gould
George Coit
Union’ Sanitary District
Knight May File for President in California Primaries
California Governor Goodwin and J Knight floated filing for President Eisenhower in California primaries if Eisenhower does not run. Knight said he was directed by National Republican headquarters to form a delegation to back the president and attacked Statism as a threat to individual liberty at a Essex County Republican dinner.
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Newark
California
Goodwin
J. Knight
Eisenhower
Knight
National Republican
Peps
Essex County
Mie
Heart Attack Fatal To Screen Veteran John Hodiak
Hollywood notices report stage and screen actor John Hodiak died of a coronary thrombosis at 41 in his San Fernando Valley home. The former MGM leading man, known for A Bell for Adana and later films with Lana Turner and Tallulah Bankhead, had just seen trials for Trial premiere. He lived with his family, had Ukrainian immigrant roots, and rare acting formal training.
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Hollywood
John Hodiak
San Fernando
Ivalley
Jong
New York
Zana
Calif
Hodiak
New Mexico
Sidney Spies
Heseda
Hodisk
Waller
Ann Pagorzelliee
Detroit
Northwest
Erm Snes
Valloug
Hamtramck High School
Suzan Ball
Carmen Miranda
Robert Francis
James Dean
Paul Gregory
Hadiak
Pye
Dulles reports Geneva talks plan and progress
Secretary of State Dulles, at Fitzsimons Army hospital after a meeting with President Eisenhower, said no spectacular results expected from Geneva but concrete progress possible on reunification obstacles and East West contacts. Eisenhower's health shows steady improvement as Dulles prepares for Rome and Geneva meetings.
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Denver
John Foster Dulles
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Geneva
Forthcom-Four
Ing
Big Four
Soviet Union
Dulles
Ge- Dulles
Rome
Newswrmen
Germany
Tom A
Washington
Livingston T. Merchant
Merchant
Dillon Anderson
Anderson
Atom Ghost Captured at UC Lab Bevatron
At the Atomic Energy Commission radiation lab in Berkeley UC scientists using the Bevatron revealed anti-protons in a landmark nuclear physics experiment. Protons accelerated to 6.2 billion electron volts struck a copper target creating heavy particles including a proton and an anti-proton. A maze kept the anti-protons isolated for study.
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Washington, Lp
Atomic Energy Commission
Radiation Laboratory
University of California Berkeley
Smasher
AEC
Berkeley
Wades Parley Sets Meeting With Pacific Telephone CIO Affiliation
In San Francisco, Federal Conciliator Arthur Vist scheduled another meeting at 2:30 pm today with the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company and the striking CIO Communications Workers of America to pursue a settlement.
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Wade Parley
San Francisco
Federal
Arthur Vist
Pacific, Telephone and Telegraph Company
CIO Communications Workers of America
Princess Margaret Addresses Regiment Amid Speechship Turmoil
Princess Margaret delivered a stirring address to a British regiment at Bulford Wiltshire urging loyalty to queen and country as reports say Prime Minister Eden and Queen Elizabeth II discussed her wish to wed RAF Captain Peter Townsend. Insiders say no irrevocable decision has been made and no public statement is likely this weekend. Parliament reconvenes next week and the royal family remains divided on the issue with Archbishop of Canterbury kept fully informed.
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London
Margaret
Bulford
Wiltshire
Anthony Eden
Queen Elizabeth II
RAF
Peter Townsend
Townsend
Sir Anthony
No. 10 Downing Street
House of Commons
Meg
Caneterbury
Clergyman's Jazz Knowledge Stirs Storm
A Protestant minister Rev Alvin Kershaw from Oxford Ohio becomes the focal point of a nationwide TV controversy by competing on The $84,000 Question to answer jazz questions. He defends his weekly CBS quiz appearances as a cultural effort while facing church leaders and congregants who question the appropriateness of promoting jazz on a primetime quiz show.
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New York
Alvin Kershaw
Episco
Oxford
Billy Sunday
Kershaw
Ohio
Doris
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