Money Is Vital In Civil Defense
In four articles Sterling F. Green outlines the danger of nuclear attack and the administration’s plan to build shelter networks. He notes 70 million could face death or radiological harm, with fallout reaching 75 to 80 percent of the land. Kennedy proposes about 200 million more for surveying and adapting existing buildings into shelters, plus stockpiling food and medical supplies to protect populations and support civil defense until broader funding arrives. Reservoir of Assets.
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U.S. Civil Defense
Sterling F. Green
Washington
Kennedy Admin
A Nations Shelter i Gang
Kennedy
Imstance
Legislative Work Done In Committee
North Carolina's 14 representatives and two senators devote most time to committees. Senator B Everett Jordan chairs subcommittees on Agriculture and Forestry and sits on four more. Sam Ervin serves on Armed Services Government Operations and Judiciary with four additional subcommittees. Representatives Harold D Cooley and Herbert C Bonner chair Agriculture and Merchant Marine and Fisheries panels. Jordan Ervin frequently testify before Senate Appropriations for North Carolina water projects.
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North Carolina
B. Everett Jordan
Senate Agriculture and Forestry
Rules and Administration
Library of Congress
Sam Ervin
Armed Services
Government Operations
Harold D. Cooley
Herbert C. Bonner
Caeely
Jordan and
Ervin
Senate
Two Trains in Head-On Collision Near Macon
In Macon area a head-on crash occurred between Central of Georgia’s Nancy Hanks passenger train and a freight train. Fifty-one people were treated at area hospitals. Engineer George B. Wheeler of Savannah sustained serious injuries. the Nancy Hanks ran from Atlanta to Savannah.
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Macon
Central of Georgia
Nancy Hanks
George B. Wheeler
Savannah
Atlanta
Jack Mason
Albert
Kelly
Tee Freght
Oerey
Bre
Adagiaian
Prints of German Foreigner Do Not Match Mengele
In Brazil's Mato Grosso hinterland a German speaking foreigner’s fingerprints do not match those of Dr. Joseph Mengele, the Nazi physician feared at Auschwitz. Amordee Neto, who returned from Mato Grosso, said the man under arrest also lacks an SS tattoo and resembles published photos of Mengele.
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Sao Paulo
Joseph Mengele
Auschwitz Concentration Camp
Amordee Neto
Mato Grosso
Joseph Kamat
Kao
Kanal
Mengele
Braziliada
Airman Discovers New Comet Wilson Named
Seattle resident Stewart Wilson, 34, a Pan American flight officer, reports sighting a new comet from 29 000 feet off the Oregon coast. The discovery was confirmed by Harvard Observatory which indicated the comet would be named Comet Wilson, noting a long tail and third magnitude brightness brighter than the Milky Way.
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Seattle
Wash
Oregon
Stewart Wilson
Pan- American World Airways
Honolulu
San Francisco
Wilson
Harvard Observatory
Harvard
Kimes Receives 20 to 30 Year Prison Term for 1935 Burglary
In Marshall North Carolina AP report Kimes extradited from Mississippi pleaded guilty to second degree burglary in the 1935 robbery of merchant Carson Lawson who died of a heart attack while bound. Co-defendants Rothschild and Garner received life and 30 to 40 year terms respectively.
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Marshall
N.C
Kimes
Mississippi
Carson Lawson
Charles Rocky
Rothschild
George Garner
Garner
Ilinois
South Carolina
Robert Swain
James R. Vosburgh
Durham
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