Ladejinsky firing hints at shift in U S policy
Senator Hubert Humphrey urged Congress to probe the firing of U S land reform expert Wolf Ladejinsky in Tokyo as a possible signal of a major change in U S policy toward Asia. He questioned if security grounds and department control reflect a broader shift and urged an investigation. Ladejinsky, a long-time associate of MacArthur’s land reform program, was ousted last week after the post shifted from State to Agriculture.
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Washington
Humphrey
D-Minn
Congress
U. S
Japan
United States
Wolf Ladejinsky
Tokyo
Ladejinsky
Russia
Douglas MacArthur
Secetary of Agriculture
Benson
Agriculture Department
Far East
Dulles
Asia
America
Hhis
Eee
Adenauer Seeks Atomic Control for Peace
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer says a workable system to control atomic weapons could ease global tensions. In a U S News interview he stressed the decisive role of such an accord for peaceful coexistence with the Soviet bloc.
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Washington
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Adenauer
Radioactive cockroaches invade homes in sewer study
U S health experts report that radioactive cockroaches released from Phoenix sewers migrated up to 200 feet when overcrowded, showing how disease-carrying insects can move through plumbing and water traps.
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Rennie Taylor
Associated Press
Berkeley
Calif. A
VU. S. Ep
Phoenix
Ariz
American Association For the Advancement of Science
William B. Jackson
Paul P. Maier
Public Health Service
Atlanta
Jers
Oppenheimer Urges Cling to Friends to Face Modern Complexities
In a nationwide radio address from New York, J. Robert Oppenheimer argues that people must cling to friends, love, tradition, and crafts to survive the vast, diverse modern world. He notes his AEC setback and recalls his roles at Los Alamos and Columbia University during a final Columbia anniversary speech.
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Oppenheimer
New York 2
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
Isasa
Ssecuh
Los Alamos, N. M
Dissolution
Columbia University
For The Birds
Muskegon Michigan pet dealer in an auto truck collision results in tropic birds perishing while seven canaries survive. Four people are injured.
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Muskegon, Mich
Canaries
Military Flashes Of 1954 Highlights New Tech And Global Events
A synthesis of 1954 military milestones including the unveiling of a 100 inch long range camera in the Army Signal Corps lab, large scale evacuation of Vietnamese refugees from Haiphong to Saigon, automatic ejection seat tests by Captain Sperry in B-47s, beach landing maneuvers at Onslow Beach, the Corporal surface-to-surface missile from Le Tourneau, and the launch of the nuclear powered submarine USS Nautilus at Groton by Electric Boat.
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Army
Signal Corps
Fleee N.V
Navy
Haiphong
Saigon
Indo-China
Kilward G. Sperry
Seoul
Ower Edeet
Onslow Beach
North Carolina
Carolina
Letourneau Company
Groton
Connecticut
Electric Boat Company
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WNOS
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Lambeth, Inc
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Bill
Piedmont Natural Gas Company
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