Ocean floors harbor manganese cobalt riches
Dr. Roger Revelle reports black rock like nodules on ocean bottoms rich in manganese and cobalt. If mined at 5 000 tons daily and processed these nodules could boost U S supplies of manganese by 25 percent and cobalt by 125 percent, with wide use in steel alloys and glass coloring. The finding comes from Scripps Institution and UC Berkeley as part of the International Geophysical Year survey of Pacific and Atlantic floors.
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Scripps Institution of Oceanography
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Scripps
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John L. Mero
Berkeley Institution
Edward Goldberg
Local Broadcast Schedule Fragment
A partial timetable lists segments from 5:30 to 11:00 with names such as Margie Wile Bill Aickos Miss Stooks Reporter Dour Edwards Mollywood and Mackenzie. Weather and film features appear at 5:30 and 6:30 and 7:00 7:45 plus 8:30 basketball.
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Wile Bill Aickos
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Mollywood
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Ibase
Jury to Decide Beck Tax Evasion Case in Tacoma
In Tacoma a federal jury will decide whether Dave Beck cheated on income taxes or erred in handling union funds. After 115 witnesses and 11,000 pages of transcript, the three month trial near end centered on Beck’s use of union money for household items and other expenses.
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Tacoma, Wash
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
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John S. Obenour
U.S
William Dwyer
Escapee To Return To State
Garey H Feimster a North Carolina convict living under an assumed name since 1934 will be returned to North Carolina after waiving extradi tion Arrested on a drunkenness charge he was identified by fingerprint Feimster who used the alias Alfred Allen Adams had married twice since his escape from a Raleigh road gang in April 1934 He was 16 when convicted of assault with intent to kill for shooting a Charlotte youth John S Myers Myers now a consulting engineer in Columbia Maryland said he has no reaction to Feimster s capture and that the incident is too far in the past to affect him.
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Gareyh Feimster
North Carolina
Feimster
Alfred Allen Adams
Raleigh
N.C
Charlotte
John S. Myers
Asault
Myers
Columbia, D.C
Maxwell Death Probe Completes With Unsolved Kill
Coroner's jury finds Davidson College student Maxwell was killed by an unknown person after a fight on a speeding train near Duluth Georgia. Witness Harry Hughes, an itinerant painter, testified Maxwell attacked him then was struck with a broom. Autopsy cites fractured skull or broken neck as cause of death.
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Tom Maxwell
Davidson College
Maxwell
Quincy
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Southern Railway
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Suwanee
Davidson
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Crawford K. Pittard
Harry J. Hughes
Birmingham
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Fumes Make Worker Tipsy
A teetotaler asked Grand Rapids health officials to explain why he felt tipsy after work. W B Prothro, the health officer, learned the man worked with trichloroethylene an industrial solvent whose fumes made him woozy. Adequate ventilation then sobered him up.
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Nixon Says Kennedy Heads Democratic Ticket Lead
Vice President Richard Nixon called John F. Kennedy the likeliest Democratic nominee at a Tuesday press conference. He cited Lyndon Johnson Hubert Humphrey and Stuart Symington as strong rivals with Adlai Stevenson still possible. Nixon praised Kennedys skill and noted Humphrey as a standout organizer and worker. He avoided naming a running mate for 1960 and dismissed a GOP split over the nomination.
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Stuart Symington
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Questions From LA Press Club Dinner Dominate Evening
Questions put to him from an audience of more than 1,000 at a Los Angeles Press Club dinner highlighted the event.
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