Scientists Attack State Dept Over Immigration Rules
CHICAGO UP Immigra tion laws and ignorance at the State Department hinder American science and the fight against communism. A group of prominent scientists criticizes the visa policy that bars European researchers with suspected Communist ties, urging policy changes to restore free scientific exchange and maintain Western leadership. Einstein, Urey, Compton, and Murphy join in charging the McCarran acts and related restrictions.
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State Department
America
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
McCarran
Sen
Pat McCarran
D-Nev
Edward A. Shils
University of Chicago
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Harold C. Urey
Arthur H. Compton
Washington University
St. Louis
William P. Murphy
Shils
Free Society of the West
Trainmen Say No Politics In Incidents
Cleveland dispatch reports James P. Shields, grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, denies politics influenced the repeated mishaps with Eisenhower’s campaign train. He says engineers were blameless after a complete investigation and notes no political endorsement. Eisenhower's reply praises the engineers’ fairness and capability.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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James P. Shields
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Shields
Kentucky
Illinois
Downed B-29 Was Not Armed Says Air Force
TOKYO AP an Air Force spokesman said a missing B 29 bomber was unarmed on a routine flight. Soviet officials had claimed the aircraft fired on Russian fighters over the Kurile Islands before disappearing toward the sea.
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Air Force
Kurile Islands
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Money and Power Unequal Riches Among U S Presidents
A look at presidential fortunes shows early leaders from wealth, with George Washington's estate valued at up to 750000 and land. Eisenhower earned income from the army, Columbia presidency, his Crusade in Europe book, and Stevenson reported strong earnings over the past decade. Truman, Hoover, Roosevelt, Lincoln and Grant span the spectrum from high fortunes to lean finances.
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VDR
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Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
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U.S
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Theodore Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
Lincoln
Springfield
Grant
Congress
Korean War to top UN agenda as session opens
James Marlow reports the Korean conflict will dominate the United Nations General Assembly in New York as the world weighs peace prospects. The Soviet Union, led by Andrei Vishinsky, may push for a truce or denounce the U S, while Panmunjom talks remain stalled over prisoner repatriation and humanitarian concerns.
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Washington
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Korea
U. N
United States
State Acheson
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
J. Stalin and Company
Moscow
Communist Party Congress
Father Persuades Daughter to Face Heart Surgery
Alton Simon, from Abbeville Louisiana, and a priest advised by Dr Joseph Touchet arranged delicate heart surgery for his 8 year old daughter Pearl Simon after she dreamed God would kill her. Pearl relented saying she would do anything to make him happy. Doctors warned she could live only four years without the operation.
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Boston
Louisiana
Pearl Simon
Alton Simon
Abbeville
Joseph Touchet
Stalin Can Tell It To O Shaughnessy
Washington reports Stalin can address the United States through O Shaughnessy or, if unavailable, Mc Sweeney. With Ambassador Kennan recalled, Elim O Shaughnessy acts as charge d affaires at 45, and John Morgan McSweeney, 36, leads the embassy staff in Moscow.
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Josef Stalin
United States
O'Shaughnessy
Mc Sweeney
Russia
George F. Kennan
Moscow
Legation
Elim O'Shaughnessy
John Morgan McSweeney
Boston
Pinay Seeks Harmony With United States Over North Africa
French Premier Antoine Pinay sought to ease France United States frictions over North Africa and defense funding at a Metz banquet. He stressed France’s status as a great power and vowed to maintain independence while reaffirming loyalty to the free world and the Atlantic alliance.
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France
Antoine Pinay
North Africa
United States
Pinay
Tunisia
Morocco
United Nations
Robert Schuman
Free World
Kitchen Chaos Over Wiring In Muncie Home
In Muncie Indiana electric wiring misbehaved leaving a stove unheated and a radio playing. After electricians untangled the wandering kilowats the Deiser family finished dinner with the iron still plugged in. The kitchen returned to normal after a day of repairs.
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