Russians Granted Permission to Join Relatives in U S
Washington reports the Soviet Union has allowed four Russians to join relatives in the United States. State Department records cited by Vice President Nixon include a letter from Andrei Gromyko noting that other requests will be considered with proper attention and police clearance. Names listed include Karl Aistraut and others in New York Chicago Hollywood and Detroit.
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Whisky Rule Brings Joy To Alaska
In Alaska saloons and bars ignore new hours after a federal court ruling declares the five hour nightly close unlawful. Bar owners including Fairbanks Chena bar proprietor Bob Lanska vow to stay open until shut down while Gov. Egan weighs an appeal or stay.
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Chena
Fairbanks
U.S. District Court
Alaska Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Vernon D. Forbes
William A. Egan
Juneau
Radioactive Leak Reported at Oak Ridge Laboratory
AP says the Atomic Energy Commission reported a fourth leak of radioactive material in three weeks and third in Oak Ridge Tennessee. An explosion from a cleaning compound contacting acid scattered a tiny amount of material but posed no danger to human safety or health. The incident occurred Friday night in a pilot plant cell near the graphite reactor.
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Oak Ridge
Atomic Ener- Commission
Oak Ridge ‘National Laboratory
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Oak Ridge Laboratory
Los Alamos
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Scientific Laboratory
Europeans Unite to Oppose De Gaulle in Algeria
European settlers form a united front in Algiers opposing De Gaulle’s policy of pacification. Veterans groups and the Christian Democrats join the Union Committee of National Movements to keep Algeria French and reject negotiations with Algerian nationalists.
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Union Committee of National Movements
Bernard Lefevre
Union Committee
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de Gaulle
France
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Hagueneau
Selestat
Cairo
Tewfick Medani
UN approves disarmament measures amid Sahara test row
At the United Nations General Assembly a 60 to 1 vote supported a 24 Asian African resolution urging restraint and international control on nuclear tests. Britain and the United States backed France though Afghanistan and France abstained. The assembly also kept the Disarmament Commission open to all 82 members and urged Dag Hammarskjold to assist the East West talks in Geneva.
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Sahara
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Soviet Union
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Geneva
U.N
India
Yugoslavia
Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Nuclear Club
New Moves In Strike Sought
Washington officials plan a strategy session this week to pursue new peace moves in the steel strike. After the Supreme Court upheld the Taft Hartley Act halting the strike for 80 days, negotiations stalled with the Steelworkers Union rejecting a latest offer. The government aims to negotiate before the injunction expires in late January to prevent a renewed strike. Joseph F. Finnegan of the Mediation Service will meet aides, while Eisenhower asks the George W. Taylor steel inquiry group to assist efforts.
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Supreme Court
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Presi- Ee Steel
Eisenhower
George W. Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
Eastern Seaboard Washed By Rain
Rain washed the eastern seaboard and parts of the northwest while the Midwest baked in sun. Snow chilled northern New England with Caribou Maine at 1 below zero, and Idaho Montana saw inland dampening as western Washington endured days of rain. A storm caused flood threats and evacuations near Seattle. one death occurred near Granite Falls.
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New England
Caribou
Maine
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Seattle
Haiti Blast Report Signals Grenade-like Grenades Debunked
In Port au Prince two blasts were heard with no damage reported and authorities confirmed the incident as non-damaging after initial confusion over the nature of the explosions.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
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U.S. Controlled Firm Struggles Under Castro Intervention
In Havana a 125 million American controlled firm, the Cuban Telephone Co., remains under Castro backed intervention eight months after a Feb 4 takeover. US parent ITT faces losses as staff cuts, wage increases, debt and control shifts erode profits while workers swell payroll and service stalls.
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Harold K. Miles
Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Cuban Telephone Co
American International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Rigoberto Lastres
I, Gleason
Lastres
Gleason
Interventor
Union of Telephone
Cuba Enacts Tight Oil Rules Targeting Foreign Firms
Havana imposes a 60 percent royalty on production and caps exploration concessions at about 19 000 acres. The new law requires firms to transfer concessions from exploration to exploitation or lose titles and forces disclosure to the Cuban Petroleum Institute. The measure affects Esso Standard Oil Texaco Shell and follows a broader minerals code.
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Cuban Petroleum Institute
Eyec J
Eace
Esso Standard Oils
Texaco
Shell, Ltd
Cuba
Texas Tornado Toll Jumped Since 1916 Records
The U. S. Weather Bureau recorded 1,056 tornadoes in Texas from 1916 through the first half of 1957, marking a long span of violent storms in the state.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Texas
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