Naguib Welcome Crowd Mowed Down By Train
President Mohamed Naguib faced tragedy as a crowd at Kafr El Zayat station was struck by a Cairo Alexandria express. Official word cites at least 28 dead and five seriously injured with reports of 42 fatalities from observers. The crash occurred as the crowd cheered the president during a stepped up visit. The train driver claimed no warning due to a curve obstructing visibility.
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Robert B. Heewett
Cairo
Egypt
Mohamed Naguib
Kafr el Zayat
Alexandria
Naguib
Ingrief
el Zayat
Arouk T
Mahmoud el Bagoury
Con Naguib
Kalib Thiar
Progress on new atomic power plant for submarines
The Atomic Energy Commission reports progress on a nuclear power plant to boost submarine speed beyond 30 miles per hour submerged. The Nautilus and Sea Wolf are under construction, with plans for multiple reactors in future surface ships but likely a single reactor on early submarines.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
AEC
Navy
Secretary of Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Sair Tassagh
Wilson's
Aga Khan Weighs In Platinum Jubilee in Karachi
In Karachi the Aga Khan, spiritual leader of Ismailis, faces a public weigh in before 50,000 followers as about 300000 dollars worth of platinum is on the counterbalance. Weighing reportedly weighs around 206 pounds with jubilee plans and charity funds tied to the event.
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Harold K
Miles
Karachi
Pakistan
Aga Khan
New York
Beeson Granted Second Senate Hearing on NLRB Nomination
Sen H Alexander Smith said Albert C Beeson has been granted another chance to appear before the Senate Labor Committee to answer questions about his nomination to the National Labor Relations Board. The session is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m EST with committee chair Smith noting hearings are not reopened. Democrats allege steamroller tactics and question Beeson’s loyalties to government and private industry.
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Washington
Dan
H. Alexander Smith
Albert C. Beeson
Senate Labor Committee
Disto
National Labor Relations Board
Smith
Peeson
McCarthy Questions Army Major In Inquiry
Sen. Joseph McCarthy questioned an Army major described as a dentist and a longtime Communist. The witness invoked the Fifth Amendment and declined to answer about possible Communist activities. The officer, assigned to Camp Kilmer near New Brunswick, N.J., attended City College of New York in 1933 and has a daughter.
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New York
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Army
New York City
Camp Kilmer
New Brunswick
N.J
City College of New York
Rosenberg defense counsel Bloch found dead in New York
Emanuel H. Bloch, 52, longtime attorney for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, was found dead in a bathtub at his West 16th Street home. Police said natural causes likely. Bloch aided the couple through years of appeals and faced disbarment proceedings linked to his conduct in the case.
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New York
Emanuel H. Bloch
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Bloch
West 16Th Street
Iloria Agrin
Brooklyn
Aafandea the Rocon
Sue Court
William
Jason
Atom
Eisenhower
New York City Bar Assn
State Supreme Court
Brownell
FBI
J. Eieey
New Jersey
Ould
Fort Devens
Mass
Trenton
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