AEC Lifts 25 Year Secrecy On Three Production Units
Washington AP reports the Atomic Energy Commission released estimates on uranium235 production capacity for three gaseous diffusion plants at Oak Ridge Tennessee Portsmouth Ohio and Paducah Kentucky. Figures cover 1956 57 and current rates of reactor grade and weapons grade uranium235 and relate to the Smythe report on Hiroshima era bomb material.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commissions
Smythe
Oak Fission
Ridge
Tenn
Portsmouth
Ohio
Pacity
Paducah
AEC
Glenn ‘J. Seaborg
Khan Aec
Henry Smythe
Princeton University
Atomic Energy Commission
Hiroshima
Japan
Oil route diverted as Suez shutdown halts canal traffic
Aramco owned by Standard Oil of California New Jersey and Texaco 30 percent Mobil 25 percent. Trans Arabian pipeline to Lebanon closed. 450000 barrels daily redirected to Ras Tanura for Africa routes. Suez Canal closed by sunken ships Egyptian authorities say ships take longer routes. no reopening estimate. OEEC meeting in Paris ends without oil emergency action.
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Aramco
Standard Oil Co
California
New Jersey
Texaco, Inc
Mobil Oil Corp
Lebanon
Persian Gulf
Ras Tanura
Africa
Suez Canal
Egypt
Pan American U.A.R. Oil Co
Indiana
Europe
Paris
Special Oil Committee
21 Mation Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
U.S
Strike Continues Against York Europe Trade
W Gulick acting federal maritime administrator warned in a telegram to union president Liovyd W Sheldon that a strike now would harm the nation and merchant marine aims. He noted ships carrying military cargo should be exempt and urged recognizing national defense responsibilities.
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York
Europe
Grace Line
New York
W. Gulick
Washington
Gulick
Tampa riot patrols hold line as tensions flare
Sheriff Beard warned of no holds barred action at first violence outbreak while Tampa youths organize four 30 man squads with four Negro patrolmen each. Governor Kirk kept riot force in reserve amid silent truce terms with Negro leaders after a deadly Sunday shooting. A $500,000 suit was filed against the city as threats and the threat of renewed unrest loomed near Meacham Elementary School.
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Malcolm Beard
Claude Kirk
Robert Dixon
C. Blythe Andrews Jr
Andrews
Negro Weekly
Meacham
Kirk
Beard
Tampa
Janie Bell Chambers
Joseph W. Lenelin
City Hall
Allison Wainright
Atty
Paul Antinori
Martin Chambers
James R. Calvert
Calvert
James A. Hammond
Hammond
U.S. Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
Johnson
Marshall
Golder
Jim Williams
Southern University
Baton ‘Rouge
Dodd Defends Record Amid Double Billing Probe
Senator Dodd defends himself against double billing charges tied to seven testimonial funds. He claims gifts funded political debts and office costs, denies profiting from public office, and blames sloppy bookkeeping by former aide Rachael O Hare. Ethics panel findings cite ten trips with dual bills. some evidence inconclusive. Dodd questions credibility of O Hare and notes handwriting dispute over travel vouchers.
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Senate
Dodd
Ada Tata
Rachael V. O'Hare
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
O’hare
Ethics Committee
O'Hare
James B. Pearson
Brian
Pearson
O' Hare
Sen. Dodd
Mr. O'Hare
Charles Appel
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Ceniiuce
Hanoi
China
Connecticut
UN Sparks Emergency Session After Soviet Defeat
Soviet delegate Fedorenko called for Thant to hold an emergency session to seek means to end Israeli aggression and force Israeli withdrawal to armistice lines. Thant delayed action until convinced the council could act, with the U.N. set for its fifth emergency session, after a Soviet resolution defeat and veto threat on a U.S. measure.
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Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Andrei A. Gromyko
Thart
Fedorenko
Thant
U.N
Middle East
U.S
United Nations
Security Council
Israel offers to swap 5498 Arab prisoners for 16 Israelis
TEL AVIV AP reported that Israel announced 16 Israeli POWs were known in enemy hands from the six day war and offered an exchange of 5,498 Arab prisoners. Israel also stated it had returned 6,000 prisoners to Egypt in the past two days without negotiation. Brig. Shmuel Byal led the effort.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Middle East
Egypt
Shmuel ‘Byal
War Department
International Red Cross
Eyal
Iraq
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
Red Cross
Suez Canal
Sinai
Rail amendment fuels tense Commerce Committee vote
Reported debate on a rail seizure proposal shows a tie vote in the Commerce Committee as Democrats threaten Thursday action. Opposition runs through House debate with Rep. William Colmer noting White House and labor concerns. Red Cross reports detail Egyptian POWs and Arab troops in Israeli camps, while Israel plans aid for distressing Egyptian soldiers and intensified desert reconnaissance.
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Commerce Committee
House
Senate
William M. Colmer
D-Miss
White House
Congress
Eyal
Moshe Pearlman
Defense
Moshe Dayan
Red Cross
Pearlman
Dayan
Suez Canal
International Red Cross
Geneva
Lee BU
Harley C. Staggers
W.va
Com
Israel
United Nations
Ferce Committee
Vietnam War Update From Saigon to Hanoi
U S military reports the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment has run Operation Kitty Hawk since March 14 about 40 miles east of Saigon with light contacts. Viet Cong kills at 37. U S casualties 26 dead and 72 wounded. Strategic Air Command strikes targeted Hanoi Haiphong rail routes and Viet Cong positions with four B 52 raids. A 26 Nimrod night bomber is introduced for longer reach deep in North Vietnam.
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U.S
Hth Armored Cavalry
Saigon
Strategic Air Command
Quang Tri Province
Khe Sanh
Phuoc Long
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Pleiku
Bien Hoa
Air Force
Wavy
Hanoi
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Kep
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