Kraft Television Theater Six Year Anniversary
Kraft Television Theater marks six years on NBC TV with retrospectives from past productions. The program, oldest NBC TV show, has featured 311 performances and 954 actresses, with scenes from Of Famous Memory, My Brother's Keeper, January Thaw, and Wuthering Heights presented by original casts.
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New York
Kraft Television Theater
Page Boy
London
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Milne
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Administration weighs cuts to Truman atomic budget
Washington reports the administration reviews the 1954 atomic budget of 2.7 billion dollars with possible trims rumored from 250 million to 1 billion. Lawmakers signal potential cuts but no final figure is set while AEC officials offer cautious commentary on expanding atomic stockpiles.
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Washington
Truman
Melvin Price
Ill
House
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
The
Atomic Energy Commission
New York
AEC
Thomas E. “Murray
Russia
America
Murray
Nearly 200 Physicians On Duty At Bureau Of Indian Affairs Hospitals
Nearly 200 physicians were on duty at U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs hospitals and dispensaries in the area, providing medical care across facilities and clinics managed by the agency.
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U. S
Six Children Perish In Volcanic Eruption At Aso
In Kyushu Japan a sudden eruption of Mt Aspion at Aso Volcano killed at least six of around 400 schoolchildren on an excursion. Reports say up to ten might be dead with about 100 injured as rocks and ash blasted from the Naka Dake crater inside the crater.
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Tokyo
Aso
Mt. Aspion
Kyushu
Japan
Nishi Nippon
Naka Dake
Ike summons Red Hunters into confab
President Eisenhower called in congressional anti communists for a preview of his new loyalty security program for federal workers. Key lawmakers McCarthy Jenner Velde were invited to the White House conference alongside GOP leaders. Attorney General Brownell explained the plan, replacing Truman s 1947 loyalty checks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
William E. Jenner
Internal Security
Harold H. Velde
R-Ill
House Un-American Activities Committee
House
White House
Herbert Brownell Jr
Truman
Summons Trouble for Peter Yekhtikian in Providence
Peter Yekhtikian, 19, faced multiple legal actions in Providence on a single day. He answered a district court summons over operating a truck without brakes, attended police court for a parking violation, and appeared for a draft summons.
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Providence, R. I
Peter Yekhtikian
Soviet Power Shakeups After Stalin Death
Writer notes Malenkov remains top in the party but hints Beria may edge toward influence. Khrushchev remains a trusted ally as Molotov and Bulanin decline, while the Kremlin pursues coexistence with the West yet keeps a Stalinist goal of world domination.
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Phil Newsom
United Press
Georgi M. Malenkov
Stalin
Russia
Malenkov
Lavrenti Beria
Kremlin
Semyon D
Ignatiev
Beria
Nikita Khrushchev
Vyacheslav Molotov
Nikolai Buiyanin
Molotov
Bulganin
Man Re enacts fatal beating of wife for police film
In Van Nuys California Richard E Fredericks 35 reenacted for officers the Jan 7 murder of his wife Ruth 32 using a croquet mallet and hatchet. Detectives recorded the tableau as the first homicide reenactment filmed by Los Angeles police.
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van Nuys
Calif
Richard E. Fredericks
Maplewood
N. J
Los Angeles
al. Ortiz
C. S. Stewart
Fredericks
Ruth
Mexico
Ensenada
Steel Union Sets Wage Demands Conference in Atlantic City
The CIO United Steelworkers prepare wage proposals at a two day meeting in Atlantic City with a 34 member executive board and a 170 member wage policy committee. Proposals will be delivered Friday, 60 days before the current contract’s wage clause reopen date. The contract runs through June 30, 1954 and bargaining is limited to this year. This is the first wage conference under president David J. McDonald.
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Atlantic City
N. J
CIO
United Steelworkers Union
USW
David J. McDonald
Philip Murray
Pinza's wife recalls career and family in Las Vegas opening
Le tall Pinza sits at back as Ezio Pinza debuts in a Sands hotel night club. He faces audience pressure and jitters but delivers operatic and South Pacific tunes to roaring applause. Mrs. Pinza discusses travel, home life, and slimming her wardrobe during the Las Vegas engagement.
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Ben Cook
United Press
Coent
Las Vegas
Nev
The
Ancients
Ezio Pinza
South Pacific
Hull
Sands Hotel
Mrs. Pinza
Pinza
Greattalian
New York
Lana Turner Sheds Excess to Streamline Career
Lana Turner plans a streamlined life after filming Latin Lovers. She puts her Brentwood mansion up for sale and travels to Europe to scout her new MGM project The Flame and the Flesh. Turner says she will trim clothes and seek a compact one story home with garden space upon return.
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Clement Don Jones
Hollywood
Lana Turner
Brentwood
Europe
Lana
FASTEETH Offers Comfort For Loose Dentures
An improved alka line powder named FASTEETH promises firmer dentures and less embarrassment. It soothes gums and cools the mouth, producing a more comfortable fit when sprinkled on plate surfaces.
Indians in United States Get Government Medical Aid
About 325000 Indians in the United States and Alaska received medical care from the government in the period reported. The aid covered health services and treatment under federal programs.
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U. S
Alaska
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