New Clean H Bomb Disclosure Sparks U S Debate
The article reports on Strauss limiting questions to Teller about cleaner fusion weapons and a potential moratorium on nuclear testing. It notes scientists raising concerns about fallout and bone cancer, while University of California researchers deem tests so far to be negligible. Teller says policy questions are avoided and future plans are classified. Lawrence questions continued tests and earns a guarded response.
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New ideas to dress up yard and garden
Bright paint accents and driftwood drama transform outdoor spaces. Concrete fashioned to resemble carved limestone creates a sturdy focal point. Tied tops for outdoor tables add rustic charm. July issue of Better Homes & Gardens showcases quick, low effort enhancements for yard appeal.
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Ouster Move Aims at Supreme Court
Washington reports House members led by Andrews and Mason plan to draft an impeachment resolution against all Supreme Court justices. The move, if pursued, would involve a leading attorney and a House vote to impeach, with the Senate acting as jury. Southern lawmakers criticize recent court decisions on school integration and alleged Communist influence, arguing they threaten states' rights.
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Infant found mutilated in Hollywood Hills
Hollywood police report an infant boy, age six weeks to two months, found dead in a vacant lot. Autopsy suggests death from injuries, with thighs amputated. Estimated death five to ten days prior. Police Captain Walter Koening notes no disease indicated.
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Tankers Delayed by Harbor Strike Ties Up Los Angeles Port
Two large Pacific Coast Transport Co. oil tankers anchored in Los Angeles Harbor as a week-long strike by the Radio Operators’ Union and the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association halts port activity. Four other ships sailed out, with union officials warning those vessels may face future delays at American ports. The dispute centers on wage parity demands. the company offers a 6 percent increase with no other benefit changes. The Federal Mediation Service is mediating to restart talks.
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California Agricultural Teachers hold 38th annual meet
More than 400 agriculture teachers representing 13,000 high school and junior college students began the week-long 38th annual conference of the California Agricultural Teachers Association on Monday at California State Polytechnic College in San Luis Obispo.
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Corrects constipation without laxatives
After years of laxatives, scientists offer a non habit forming remedy to soften colonic waste using the body's own moisture. Regularity begins within about a week with Recutor and Recutol tablets, dosed before breakfast and at night, then once daily as needed. Available in 30 and 100 tablet bottles with set prices.
Wheichel Dies Spanish War Veteran at 76
Frank D. Wheichel 76, Spanish-American War veteran, died at 226 W 13th St. He served as Waichel due to a wartime records error. Born in Krebs Oklahoma, he lived in Long Beach 47 years, from Kansas. An engineer-pile driver, he belonged to Spanish War Veterans Camp 4. Funeral at Holton & Son Chapel Wednesday at 2:30 pm with burial at Ft. Rosecrans National Cemetery, San Diego. Survived by wife Elva, two sons Frank M. and Allen, daughter Mrs Wenorah Liedigh, three sisters, five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
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Pier Contract OK'd for Ocean Park site redevelopment
Los Angeles City Council approved a $158,000 25 year lease for a Jersey of Lick Pier in Ocean Park to Pacific Ocean Park Inc. representing the Los Angeles Turf Club and Columbia Broadcasting System. The project envisions turning the pier and adjacent land into a large recreational play area.
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Los Angeles Turf Club
Columbia Broadcasting System
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