Security measures tighten at Atlas missile program
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla An Atlas missile test worker was suspended for two weeks without pay for loose talk, as security reviews expand across missile contractors. Lt Col Sam Bruno said contractors stressed security education and indoctrination after a breach involving a Convair worker. A prior case involved a woman with secret missile data who copied schedules and left town before questioning. the man who received the papers was identified by handwriting.
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Joblessness Peak Seen for February Forecast
Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell predicted February unemployment would top four million, the highest since 1950, with a peak around 4.3 million and a fall in May and June. He cited heavier layoffs in heavy manufacturing and a expected March upswing from government spending and looser credit.
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Eisenhower calls for tariff cuts to aid European trade pact
President Eisenhower urges a five year extension of the European economic community renewal with a common tariff plan by 1962. He says the move strengthens American interests as Belgium France Germany Italy Luxembourg and the Netherlands joined in buying nearly three billion dollars of U S goods last year. Secretary Weeks sent the House a draft bill with strong backing for quick adoption.
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Protest voyage to test arms race ends in self reflection
William Huntington of St James and three others plan to sail from Los Angeles Harbor to the test area near Eniwetok Island. They hope to halt nuclear tests, urging policy change from fear to disarmament and urging trust and kindness over destruction.
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Blonde Dips Wallet From Sailor After Chat at Nix Cafe
U S sailor Huey A. Barr from the USS Cowell was distracted by a talkative blonde at the Nix Cafe on Magnolia Ave. She sat beside him, chatted for an hour, and slipped his wallet from his trousers while he listened to music. Barr reported only a one dollar wallet loss.
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General Maxwell Taylor Departs Madrid After Pact Visit
General Maxwell D. Taylor, chief of staff of the TES Army, left Madrid on Thursday night after a one day visit. He attended the Baghdad pact meeting in Ankara and planned to fly to the United States.
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Eisenhowers Plan February Visit To Humphreys In Thomasville
President and Mrs. Eisenhower expect to travel to Georgia in mid February to stay with George M. Humphrey and his wife at their Thomasville plantation. The trip would renew a forty year February visit tradition with quail hunting golf and socializing near the Humphreys estate. White House secretary James Hagerty released the plan noting dates were tentative and no definite schedule was given.
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Five hundred pupils treated after school lunch incident
In Jerusalem authorities reported five hundred children aged four to thirteen were taken to hospitals Thursday after suspected food poisoning from lunch at a central school kitchen. The incident prompted health officials to inspect the facility and review food safety practices.
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