Second Man Dies From Explosion At Oak Ridge
Two men died and a third was critically injured in an explosion that rocked Oak Ridge. Authorities traced the blast to a scrap heap of zirconium oxide and zirconium near a salvage yard about a quarter mile from an atomic plant. The AEC said the cause remains unknown and that zirconium is highly inflammable.
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Jersonville
G. R. Myers
Oak Ridge
Commission
AEC
Jenner Protests Against Troops
Sen. Jenner of Indiana urges the Senate to cut diplomatic ties with Romania and Hungary and to have them expelled from the United Nations unless Soviet troops withdraw from their satellite governments. The push targets Soviet influence in Eastern Europe and seeks a hard U.S. stance at the UN.
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Romania
Hungary
United Nations
Poe
Soviet Union
Public Opinion on Doctors and Love Advice From 1956
A 1956 AMA opinion poll shows most people value sympathy and understanding from physicians over miracle cures and also prefers doctors as a group to individuals. Additional items discuss fidelity and the harm of baby talk on children’s learning and vocabulary use at home.
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American Medical Association
Dulles Sees No Change in Western Military Plans
Secretary of State Dulles warns against matching Soviet manpower cuts and stresses long supply lines. He notes the Soviet armed forces at roughly 4 percent million versus the United States at 2,849,695, while senators interpret Moscow moves as weakening NATO and impacting foreign aid. George, Eisenhower’s envoy to NATO, urges cautious evaluation and continued vigilance before concluding any shift.
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United States
Wiley
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Humphrey
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Eisenhower
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Tuesday TV Schedule Highlights
Broadcast lineup lists programs from 8:00 to 3:30 including Capt. Kangaroo Weather Tone of Life Search Light RED Piedmont World Turns What's Cooking Art Linkletter Big Payoff and Bob Crosby with times and sequence.
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Art Linkletter
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Bob Crosby
Film Producer Sues Star For 49000 Over Sentimental Pact
Italian producer Ergas Morris testifies in Rome that he paid 49000 for Silvana Pampanini on behalf of a relationship in 1953 and 1954. Pampanini denies the claim, calling it false and says gifts she received were standard industry gifts from a producing company.
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Silvana Pampanini
Ergas Morris
Producing Company
Textile Firms Talk Of Merger Invesigation News
New York reports announce Dan River Mills in merger talks with Iselin-Jefferson Co of New York aimed at acquiring Iselin-Jefferson interests. William J. Erwin denies Iselin-Jefferson seeking control of Dan River’s Danville Va operation. Floyd W. Jefferson confirms weeks of talks toward a possible merger. Woodside Cotton Mills not involved. New Zealand's cattle surpass per capita by more than two and a half and sheep outnumber people by about 17 to one.
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Erwin
Iselin - Jefferson
Woodside Cotton Mills, Inc
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Danville
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Iselinefferson
Dan River
Jefferson
Woodside
New Zealand
Roanoke TV Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup
WSLS-TV channel 10 presents a 5:30 program block followed by Looney Tune at 5:30. Evening lineup continues with News at 6:15 and Dinah Shore at 6:45. Prime time features Swayze Sheena Kit Carson and Fireside Theatre with Circle Theater at 8:30.
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Sheena
Kit Carson
Fireside Theatre
Circle Theater
Evening TV Schedule Highlights
Prime time listings show 3:00 Life program at 3:00 followed by 3:15 Modern Romances and 3:30 Queen for Day. 4:00 I Married Joan and 4:30 Howdy Doody. 6:00 Jolly Junction winds to 5:55 Stocks and 6:00 Sports Desk. 6:10 News and 6:25 Weather Tower. 6:30 Talk and 6:45 News Caravan. 7:00 Sagebrush tops the lineup.
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Higher prices seen next fall for autos shoes and suits
SAM DAWSON reports merchants anticipate higher prices next fall for autos, shoes, and men’s and boys’ suits due to steel and wage-driven cost rises. Industry observers note inflation lag, factory price discussions, and continued markdowns and bargains even as retailers order large volumes amid modest demand.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Child Fails To Reach Home
In Franklin Square New York six year old Arthur Mestro vich Jr darted from a school bus with a kindergarten star in hand. He ran into traffic two blocks from home and was fatally struck by the bus as mothers at the stop watched in horror. His mother Margaret 35 discovered him crushed beneath the vehicle.
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N. Y.P
Arthur Mestrovich Jr
Arthur
Margaret
Three Norfolk men to face hearing in Edenton robbery
Three Negro men from Norfolk, Virginia, Jimmy McNeal Samuel Austy and Surley Robinson, face a hearing in Edenton on charges of armed robbery of the Chowan Credit Union on March 28. Police identified them and FBI agents returned them to Edenton for the hearing. The employee Gladys Mooring was forced to hand over about $139.
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Chowan Credit Union
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Samuel Austy
Surley Robinson
McNeal
Austy
Orfolk
Robinson
Richmond
FBI
Clyde Fentriss
Credit Union
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Knoxville Teens Egg Toss Riot on Cherokee Boulevard
About 100 West High School boys fought it out on Cherokee Boulevard Knoxville last night using eggs tomatoes and heads of lettuce in a street brawl that drew police attention and local warnings.
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Tenn
West High School
Cherokee Boulevard
Robertson discounts Soviet manpower cut claim
NAHA Okinawa Reuben B Robertson Jr U S deputy defense secretary said the Soviet union s claim to cut armed forces by 1 200 000 is figure juggling He noted Russia made a similar statement before with no confirmed change in military strength Robertson is on an inspection tour.
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Okinawa
Reuben B. Robertson Jr
U.S
Russia
Robertson
Doan's Pills Offer Fast Relief For Backaches And Pains
Doan's Pills promise quick relief from nagging backache headaches and muscular pains and mild bladder irritation after meals. The ad touts a pain relieving and mild diuretic action aimed at improving sleep and reducing daytime discomfort.
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