Brief notes from abroad flash through world headlines
Naples reports Mussolini's grandson's fiancée Nathan Haenni survived a suicide attempt and is recovering. In Tokyo a Peiping Communist charge claims US plans to deploy atomic cannon in South Korea, contradicting US officials. In New Delhi a police inspector killed his eight children and himself amid a quarrel, initiating a mass slaying. In Seoul an unidentified US soldier killed two South Korean Marines and wounded others in a border incident.
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Nathan Haenni
Mussolini
Jtokyo
Peiping
People’s Daily Today
United States
South Korea
Radio
New Delhi
India
Uttar Pradesh
Seoul
U.S
Kansas Leads in Crude Oil Production Rise in 1955 Survey
The Oil and Gas Journal survey shows domestic crude oil and condensate production rose by 3,100 barrels to 6,645,150 in the week ended Alg. 13 led by Kansas up 8,300 barrels to 329,800 while Texas gained 4,075 to 2,736,375 Illinois and Oklahoma fell, with Illinois down 7,900 to 227,800 and Oklahoma down 6,700 to 538,700. The journal estimated 1955 production at 1,509,086,900 barrels, up from 1,441,757,514 year earlier. Colorado rose 500 to 146,400 and Nebraska up 400 to 30,000.
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Tulsa
Kansas
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
Ilinois
Oklahoma
the Journal
Colorado
Nebraska
Use of Fifth Amendment Has Been Distorted by Witnesses
James Marlow argues that invoking the Fifth in congressional inquiries about Communist ties tests personal courage. He says the amendment protects against self incrimination but not against potential later prosecution, and notes it cannot be used to shield actions aimed at aiding others. He urges witnesses to answer and accept contempt consequences if needed.
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James Marlow Washington
Brakeman Seeks Damages From Railroad
Wichita report states George F. Price of Pratt filed a $100,000 damage suit in Sedgwick County District Court against the Rock Island Railroad. He alleges serious injury when a defective deadman valve caused an emergency stop on a passenger train he served as brakeman near Logan New Mexico on April 28.
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Wichita
George F. Price
Pratt
Rocky Island Railroad
Sedgwick County
Price
Logan
N. M
Legumes Help In Fertilization
Davis California reports sweet clover and other legumes can better fertilize soil than barnyard manure. Michigan State University tests show sweet clover ploughed under every two years raises row crop yields by about 23 percent and adds about 10 tons per acre of manure equivalent, with combined ploughing increasing yields on average 28 percent. Researchers J R Guttay R L Cook A E Erickson presented at the American Society of Agronomy annual meeting.
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Davis
Calif
Michigan State University
J. R. Guttay
R. L. Cook
A. E. Erickson
American Society of Agronomy
Juvenile Hall Inmates Will Stay a While
Denver report on juvenile inmates delayed release as Detective Leavitt informs a mother her son is held for comic book theft. Police physician confirms mumps as the mother’s concern. Twenty other inmates face likely extended detention with no quick releases.
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Denver
John Leavitt
Juvenil Hall
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Fankhauser
ICC Examiner Urges Rail Line Be Abandoned
An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner recommended the Oklahoma City Ada Atoka Railway be allowed to abandon 27.5 miles of operations in Coal and Atoka counties Oklahoma. The line would remove about 14 miles of its own trackage from Supelo to Colgate and end redress use of 13.5 miles of Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad track between Colgate and Atoka.
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Washington UP
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oklahoma City
Ada Atoka
Coal
Atoka
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Company
Supelo
Colgate
Milk May Be Hard on Atomic Age Babies
A group of British scientists warned that atomic age babies could ingest milk with radioactive contamination if grazing pastures are polluted by nuclear fall-out. They urged assessing potential hazards from widespread atomic energy use, while stating there is no current alarm.
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Geneva
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