Tranquilizers May Impair Alertness and Society
Two psychiatrists report signs that widespread tranquilizer use may dull tension and alertness, risking individual health and public progress. Of 8 200 patients, 400 showed abnormal reactions, 1 700 developed serious neurotic issues, and 126 overused the pills, prompting calls for stricter prescribing, better patient exams, more research, and manufacturer education campaigns.
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Rennie Taylor
Science Reporter
Seattle
Dickel
Dixon
FBI Learned Of A-Bomb Through Communists
A New York article reviews a book on U S atomic secrets and the FBI role. It recounts how the FBI learned of the A bomb through a communist source and traces counter espionage cases from World War II to the Rosenberg execution amid public protests.
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FBI
New York
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
California
United States
Whitehead
Russia
Bee Et
Harry Gold
David Greenglass
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Communist Party
Democratic
Republican Party
Efforts Made To Avert Walkout At Riegel Paper Plant
Federal mediation service seeks meetings between ACME company and International Brotherhood of Pulp and Paper Mill Workers to avert a threatened strike set for midnight December 6. Union demands a 21 month contract with retroactive pay to November 18 and wage adjustments for five mill jobs.
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ACME
N.C
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Riegel Paper Corp
International Brotherhood of Pulp, & Paper Mill
The
Denver Shoemaker Reports Relatives Escape Hungary
Denver man Jubonb Toth says four of his relatives have escaped Communist Hungary and will be brought to the United States. He notes one youth, Steve Johanes, fought Soviet troops in the revolt and fled into Austria under border guard fire.
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Denver
Jubonb Toth
Hungary
Toth
Steve Johanes
Austria
Two Assault Cases Arise From White Packing Strike
Two assault cases stemming from a one day strike at the White Packing Co in Salisbury are set for County Court Friday. Mrs Leroy Templeton an employee, is charged with assault with a deadly weapon by automobile for hitting Peggy Pinkston with her car as about 35 strikers waited outside the plant. Templeton also accuses Bruce Noland of Atlanta a meat cutters union field representative of assaulting her during the incident. Both defendants posted bond and negotiations between the company and union continued but recessed Sunday.
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Salisbury
N.C
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White Packing Co
Leroy Templeton
Peggy Pinkston
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Miss Pinkston
Templeton
Missionary Work in Egypt Hampered by Crisis
The National Council committee reported that American missionary efforts in Egypt are seriously compromised. Dr. Roland Scott of New York told the Near East conference that no U S mission has closed yet, though two British Protestant missions closed after the British French invasion.
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Buck Hill Falls
Mittee
National Council of the Middle East
Roland Scott
New York
Egypt
Foreign Missions
Near East
U.S
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