Senators Send Agents to Get MIT Battery Report
Senate Small Business Committee Chair Edward J. Thye said agents were sent to Boston to interview MIT scientists about the AD-X2 battery chemical. MIT tests have fueled the dispute over the ouster of National Bureau of Standards director Dr. Allen V. Astin.
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MIT
Washington
Edward J. Thye
R-Minn
Senate
Small Business Committee
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Allen V. Astin
National Bureau of Standards
Sinclair
Astin
Bureau
Wallace R. Brode
Senate Appropriations
Brode
Thye
Eisenhower and the Communist Peace Tactics
James Marlow analyzes why President Eisenhower has not unveiled bold cold war moves in three months. He notes weather limits in Korea and Communist signaling may create space for peace talks while testing U S resolve and Dulles psychological warfare aims.
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James Marlow Walton
Eisenhower
Russia
Korea
State Dulles
Formosa
Truman
Indochina
Dulless
Dulles
Armed Forces Back Peron in Argentina Power Show
Argentina's army navy and air force unite to support President Juan Peron as 100000 protesters gather at Casa Rosada. Top officers stand with Peron during a planned 4 p.m. address amid a mass civilian turnout and labor group backing.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Casa Rosada
E.s.t
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense
Humberto Sosa Molina
Franklin Lucero
Adm
Anibal Oliveira
Juan San Martin
General Labor Confederation
Peronist Party
Penick Speaks At Meeting's Final Session
GREENSBORO The Rt. Rev. Edwin A. Penick of Raleigh was the speaker at the close of the annual meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the North Carolina Protestant Episcopal Diocese. He noted the strong Christian boost from a shared humanity across races. Officers elected include Mrs. Thomas Evins of Oxford treasurer Mrs. James P. Beckwith of Warrenton diocesan council representative Mrs. W Brown Patterson of Greensboro United Thank Offering custodian and Martha Hall of Neck secretary of personnel.
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Greensboro
Edwin A. Penick
Raleigh
Woman's Auxiliary
North ,Carolina
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Diocese
North Carolina
Francis Craighill Brown
University of the South — of Theology
Sewanee
Enn
Thomas Evins
Oxford
James P. Beckwith
Warrenton
W. Brown Patterson
United Thank
Martha Hall
Neck
Rabbits Move Far After Field Trial Tagging
In Pennsylvania the Beagle Club of Butler released rabbits with dyed tails for identification during winter field trials. Six weeks later two rabbits were found trapped 14 miles away, crossing two creeks and two highways.
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Harrisburg
Reakneck Beagle Club
Butler
WVU nutrition study shows higher overweight rate among male students
West Virginia University report finds 30 percent of male volunteers in a nutrition study overweight, versus 6 percent of female volunteers. The note also mentions that male birds of paradise are more vividly colored than females.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
University Agricultural Experiment Station
Fourteen Day Ford Strike Is Settled in Michigan
DETROIT UP A 14 day strike of 2500 workers at a Motor Co parts plant idled 30000 Ford assembly line employees nationwide. Most laid off were set to return as Monroe Michigan strike settled. UAW Local 723 to vote today and workers to return tonight. Chrysler area drivers also struck. Ford reshuffled parts to restore output. Observers expect no further large scale shutdowns.
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Detroit
Motor Co
Ford Assembly
Monroe
Mich
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Caramen
Chrysler
Ford
Christie Faces Three More Murder Counts
London police charge 55 year old John R Christie known as the Notting Hill strangler with three additional murders. He already faced a murder count for his wife Ethel whose body was found in a slum chamber. The new accusations allege Rita Elizabeth Nelson Kath leen Maloney and Hectorina Mac Clennan killed in January and February.
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London
John R. Christie
Notting Hill
Christie
Ethel
Chamber of Horrors
West London
Magistates Court
Rita Elizabeth Nelson
Kathleen Maloney
Hectorina MacClennan
Ailington Place
Coal Ash Content Clarified Around Fifteen Percent
A brief note states that coal typically contains about 15 percent ash by weight. It highlights ash as a noncombustible residue and touches on its impact on furnace efficiency and slagging.
Nasal spray offers relief for sinus sufferers
Pittsburgh doctors report biomydrin a new nasal spray providing relief for sinusitis and runny noses with no rebound congestion. The spray combines phenylephrine and thonzylamine with neomycin gramicidin and bhonzonium bromide, showing sterile nasal cultures within a day in some cases.
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Pittsburgh
Sidney N. Busis
Louis L. Friedman
University of Pittsburgh Medical School
CIA
Nepera Chemical Company
Wife Refuses to Let Hubby Have Beer
In Los Angeles a cross-suit for divorce features Robert F Wise 50 accusing Virginia Wise 45 of barring beer and tobacco in their home and forbidding him to view TV programs sponsored by brewing companies. He says she awakens him at night to lecture on religion and morals.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Wise
Virginia
Maps Under Way for Topographic Atlas Project
The U S Geological Survey is advancing work on a Topographic Atlas that covers nearly 500000 square miles. The project involves mapping diverse terrain and will expand the nation’s geographic reference resources.
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U. S. Geological Survey
Adenauer Heads For New York
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer departs Chicago for New York with his party and daughter Lotte to appeal for more American aid for refugees. He urged US support as 10 million displaced people in Germany strain resources and warned against national division tied to Soviet control.
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Chicago
Konrad Adenauer
New York
Lotte
Adenauer
United States
West Germany
Milwauke
St. Louis
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