AEC Chief Strauss Accused of Secrecy Misleading Senate
Senator Humphrey leads a day-long attack with Symington and Anderson accusing Atomic Energy Commission chairman Lewis Strauss of befuddling the public over atomic matters. Strauss defends full information except vital defense details, amid controversy over an underground Nevada test report and misreported blast distance.
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Alaska
Government Troops Seize Padang in Indonesian Rebellion
Jakarta announced that army units captured Padang, a major rebel stronghold near Bukittinggi, signaling the final phase of crushing the rebellion. Maj. Gen. Nasution said forces were advancing toward Bukittinggi while another unit pressed to recapture Celebes. Navy reports noted heavy resistance as amphibious landings occurred near the city.
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Navy
PTA Officials Defend Schools Against Bond Criticism
The Schools Quiz by the PTA cites Dewey’s classroom methods and argues teachers should blend social adjustment with academics. Mrs Bright, a PTA member, blasts public apathy and notes double sessions due to inadequate facilities while some districts fare better.
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Kenneth Goodban
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Dewey
8400 Still Lost by UAW 8400 in Malicious Prosecution Suit
Detroit jury awarded Carl Renda damages totaling 400000 against the United Auto Workers union and four officers for malicious prosecution related to the 1948 assault on UAW President Walter Reuther. One defendant, retired Lt. Joseph Sheridan, was cleared. The suit began five months ago after Renda was named in a warrant as part of a group accused of conspiring to shoot the president.
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Joseph Sheridan
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Windsor, Int
Ritchie
French Say 6000 Rebels Killed in Six Weeks
Paris reports Defense Minister Jacques Chaban-Delmas announced on Thursday that more than 6,000 Algerian rebels were killed in the six weeks from the Tunisian frontier to the electrified wire barrier behind the border.
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Mobilgas Stakes Won by Chrysler Imperial
Mel Alsbury Jr. drove a yellow Chrysler Imperial to win the 1955 Mobilgas Economy Run sweepstakes in Galveston Texas, aided by a strong protest-free ruling from USAC officials. His win marked the third consecutive victory, with his brother George finishing second in a Chrysler New Yorker. other finishers included Link Venable in an Oldsmobile 88 and Danny Eames in a Lincoln Continental.
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Hollywood
United States Auto Club
Long Beach Area
Pierce Venabre
Torrance
Plymouth Belvedere
Alsbury
Los Angeles
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Link Paolo
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Redondo Beaci
Mercury
Danny Eames
Farmington
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Hile
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Nicky Griffen
Mary Faulkner
Long Beach
Walt ‘Faulkner
Bill Stroppe
Bercury
Turnpike Cruiser
Don Rice
Edsel Pacer
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Ray Brock
Garden Grove
Oldsmo
Skulls Only for Atmosphere Stir at Post Office Auction
ST Louis reports a Sioux chief known as Pushmorhorter outbid three rivals to buy skulls at a post office unclaimed merchandise sale for 337 dollars. He says he will begin practicing as a medicine man claiming to cure cancer tuberculosis and indigestion, admitting the skulls are for adornment rather than medicine.
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