Peace Bomb marks first underground nuclear test for peaceful use
Carlsbad New Mexico reports 70 percent data capture from the first underground atomic explosion designed for peaceful purposes. A 5 kiloton device detonated a quarter mile underground in salt rock created a leaky chamber and radioactive gas cloud. Seismic readings aim to distinguish natural quakes from tests, with minimal impact on nearby sites including Carlsbad Cavern and local mines.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
Carlsbad
N.M
The Day Christ Was Born Prelude in Nazareth
A brief, reverent excerpt from Jim Bishop's The Day Christ Was Born portrays Mary at fifteen during Chanukah, journeying with Joseph toward Bethlehem. The scene emphasizes faith, hardship, and quiet domestic details as they await the unborn child.
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Mary
Chanukah
Joseph
Nazareth
Naim
Vally
Jordan
Samaria
Sichar
David
Christ
Jim Bishop
Harper & Bros
King Features Syndicate
Jerusalem
Hotel Delmonico Fishing In Basement Subterranean Stream
New York AP report details the Park Avenue luxury hotel claiming sub basement fishing. Sunfish migrate from a Central Park pond into a millstream then a subterranean channel feeding the hotel sewer system thirty feet below street level. Engineers occasionally use nets to haul sunfish from the hidden waterway.
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New York
Delmonico
Park Avenue
mid-Manhattan
Central Park
Three-Hour Program On Communism Set
A three hour telecast titled Hollywood's Answer to Communism will air tonight from 7 to 10 p.m. over Georgia and North and South Carolina stations. The Deering Milliken Textile Co chaired by President Roger Milliken of Spartanburg presents the program with no commercials. Stations listed include WAIM Anderson WCSC Charleston WNOK Columbia WCCA Columbia BT Florence LOS Asheville WBTV Charlotte WRAL Raleigh WECT Wilmington WAGA Atlanta WRDW Augusta and RBL Columbus.
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Spartanburg
S.C
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Hollywood
Deering Milliken
Roger Milliken
Milliken
WAIM
Anderson
WCSC
WUSN
Charleston
WNOK
WCCA
Columbia
Florence
North Carolina
Los
Asheville
WBTV
Charlotte
WRAL
Raleigh
WECT
Wilmington
WAGA
Atlanta
WRDW
Augusta
RBL
Columbus
Savings Accounts May Become More Valuable
The Federal Reserve Board Regulation Q change allows most banks to pay up to 4 percent on savings held over a year and 3 1/3 percent on shorter deposits, boosting potential returns for over 100 million Americans as banks, savings and loan associations, and savings banks compete for deposits.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
York
California
Savings and Loan Associations
Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Chase Manhattan
New York City
Savings and Loan
Missouri
Community
Federal Savings & Loan Association of
St. Ann
Federal Reserve
Savings and Building and Loan Associations
Federal Home Loan Board
Ed Hiles
Georgia Savings and Loan League
West Coast
New York State
J M Rogers Named Editor At Asheville
James M Rogers veteran Ashe ville newspaperman will succeed Walter S Adams as editor of The Asheville Times on Jan 1 Adams retires after 35 years with Citizen Times Publishing Co Rogers joined The Citizen reportorial staff in 1936 and has held roles including reporter feature writer legislative correspondent assistant managing editor city editor and managing editor Horace G Posey moves to managing editor and Bernard R Smith becomes city editor
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Asheville, N. C
James M. Rogers
Asheville
Walter S. Adams
Asheville Times
Adams
Citizen-Times Publishing Co
Rogers
the Citizen
University of North Carolina School of Journalism
The
Citizen
the Times
Horace G. Posey
Bernard R.smith
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Cucumera
Tnt
Jimmy Hatlo
Gnome Hole
Phillip Randolph
Livermore
Calif
Gnome
Randolph
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
G.E
Pete” Schultheiss
D. Brantley
Hucks
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Madison Avenue
N.Y
AP Business News
Clark Reis
Bank of America of
San Francisco
Crosby Kemper Sr
City National Bank & Trust Co
Kansas City
American Bankers Association
J. M. Rogers
Nash
Nash Jewelry CO
N. Main
Frank A. Stith Co
Frank A. Stith
Wunt
College Village
Winston-Salem Too
Peratures
Lessly
S. Main St
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