Radiation Sway? Scientist Urges Halt to Tests
Japanese physicist Dr. Yasushi Nishiwaki warns that fallout from nuclear tests already harms humans and could yield deadly radiation doses in 100 000 to one million people. He calls for an international halt on nuclear tests and outlines his lectures across North Carolina venues this week.
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Robert Marks Enterprise
Japan
Yasushi Nishiwaki
Dr. Nishiwaki
Russia
United States
Pacific
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Nishiwaki
Complaints Aired Before Rights Body In North Carolina
The North Carolina Advisory Commission reported multiple complaints about segregation and denied access to park facilities due to race. It voted to survey cities on public transportation segregation and took no action on a Charlotte civil rights complaint.
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Fayetteville
N.C
North Carolina
Denes Sea Commission
Gre
Charlotte
Washington
Cumberland County
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of ‘Colored People
Ft. Bragg
Civil Service Commission
Army Base
Fayettevie
McNeill Smith
New Nuclear Submarine Seabane Commissioned by Navy
The nuclear powered submarine Seabane, sister ship to Seadragon, was commissioned by Capt. Carl A. Johnson at the U S naval base. Seadragon, 255 feet long and 2 850 tons submerged, costs over 21 million dollars and will join the Pacific Fleet. Nuclear subs have journeyed under the ice to the North Pole and can stay underwater up to 60 days. Zoologists report crow dialect differences across regions.
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N.H
Seabane
Carl A. Johnson
Seadragon
Skate
North Pole
Cmdr
George P Steele
Mon Seadragon
Ethics and reporting standards urged at AP gathering
Wilson North Carolina AP event highlights need for fair reliable journalism. Editors praised for awards to Anne Corey and Robert I Collins noted campus papers' evolving roles. Officers installed include Gillespie Coble Brown and Mallette with Atlantic Christian College hosts.
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Colburn
Associated Press News
Council
Anne Corey
Fayetteville
Morton
North Carolina
John Parris
Asheville
News Council
Dave Gillespie
Shelby Daily Star
Henry Coble
Greensboro Daily News
Joe Brown
High Point
Sutrprise
Prsident
Mal Mal Mallette
Winston Journal
Benefits Revision Foreseen By Mills On Social Security
Chairman Wilbur Mills indicated the House Ways and Means Committee will consider future legislation to expand Social Security coverage and raise benefits. Proposals include across the board increases and new benefit types, with some ideas requiring higher contributions while others avoid new costs.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
Advertising Tax Rule Criticized by Rep Brooks
Washington AP Rep Overton Brooks denounces IRS and Federal Power Commission rulings that deny as business deductions advertising costs. He says such decisions threaten press freedom and reflect pro government bias in electric power coverage.
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Washington
Overton Brooks
D-La
Brooks
Internal Revenue Service
Federal ‘Power Commission
Assn
Supreme Court
the Revenue Service and
Power Commission
The
Commission
Commission and Revenue Service
Congress
Eisenhower Continues Rome Visit With World Peace Talk
President Eisenhower, on a 19 day tour, kicks off a busy second day in Rome with a wreath at the Unknown Soldier site, a briefing at the U S Embassy, and meetings at the Viminale Palace and Quirinal. He emphasizes America's pursuit of a just world peace and notes his concern for his grandchildren. He attends a luncheon at Villa Madama and a dinner at Villa Taverna hosted by Ambassador Zellerbach.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
ROME
Eisenwauska
Coun
Washington
Ancient
Quirinal Palace
Eisenhower
Heart of
United States
Italy
U. S
Continents
America
Viminale Palace
Antonio Segni
Quirinal
Villa Madama
Gronchi
Butler Supports Ike On Birth Control
New York AP reports Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler aligned with President Eisenhower on birth control, emphasizing private agencies should handle policy and that the party will not dictate personal choices. Butler, a father of five, said the issue is no longer a campaign factor, while Truman questioned its impact on Kennedy’s presidential prospects.
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New York
Paul M. Butler
Eisenhower
Butler
Democratic Party
Truman
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Winds Batter Los Angeles Suburbs With 70 MPH Gusts
High winds lashed Los Angeles creating downed wires and toppled trees across foothill communities including Pacoima Sunland-Tujunga and Sylmar. Roofs ripped from a six unit apartment building as wires fell faster than crews could repair. A small boat was blown offshore near Malibu with three rescued.
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Los Angeles
Pacoima
Sunland-Tujunga
Sylmar
San Fernando
Malibu
Pittsburgh
Golden Triangle
Michigan
Louisiana
Rockies
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Gulf Region
California
Man rides motorcycle across intersection on walk signal
In Lafayette Indiana a motorcyclist halted at a crossing when the walk signal activated and then walked the bike across the intersection before remounting and continuing.
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Lafayette, Ind
Kennedy Church Role Is Cited In Interfaith Banquet Incident
AP report notes Rev. Dr. Daniel F. Poling cites Sen. John F. Kennedy yielding in 1950 to Cardinal Dougherty’s orders to cancel a Philadelphia interfaith banquet marking the Chapel of the Four Chaplains drive. Poling, in Mine Eyes Have Seen, discusses Kennedy’s stance on church and state and the influence of Catholic authority on his actions. The event featured Owen J. Roberts as toastmaster and involved Temple University’s chapel memorializing four chaplains from World War II.
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New York
John F.kennedy
D-Mass
Daniel F. Poling
The
Christian Herald
Kennedy
Philadelphia
Poling
Denis Cardinal Dougherty
Sen
Temple University
Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
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