Artificial earthquake planned near MITO Japan in August
Japanese seismologists will detonate a ton of dynamite near MITO Japan to study the crust. Fifteen observation stations will report findings to International Geophysical Year centers in the United States Russia and France.
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New Safety for Workers in Eye-Hazardous Trades
A dramatic advance in eye safety for workers in glass and hazardous trades. A new plastic material, lighter and cheaper than crystal, can be formed into secure, adjustable eyeglass frames suitable for most prescriptions. Dr J Inc offers this innovation with moderate costs and potential for children's eyewear, at offices in Wilmington and Torrance.
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Hoffa Mistrial Bid Grows From Racial Argument In Court
Defense claims the prosecutors and star witness Cheasty sparked racial prejudice with remarks about NAACP and a biased jury. Judge Burnita Matthews planned a ruling and urged avoiding the NAACP reference. Hoffa and Fischbach face bribery conspiracy charges tied to Cheasty’s Senate Rackets probe work.
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Alien Enlistment Bill Extended
The Senate approved and sent to the House a bill extending two years the Army authority to enlist aliens. The law, expiring mid-1959, allows the Army to enlist up to 12,500 unmarried male aliens aged 18 to 35.
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Senate panel backs Alaska and Hawaii statehood bills
Statehood moves clear Senate Territories Subcommittee as Alaska and Hawaii bills pass to the full committee for discussion. The action marks progress toward admitting the two territories as states amidst ongoing federal consideration.
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Air Show Costly but Worth It
Washington DC report details a 260-plus aircraft fly over Andrews Air Force Base to honor Gen. Nathan Twining ending his Air Force chief of staff tenure. Costs cited include 400000 for fuel and a 4000 party, with Sen. Chavez and Sen. Saltonstall defending the display as training value and Twining's deserved celebration.
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