Atomic Energy Commission Refutes Fears on Fallout
Dr C W Schilling of the AEC says fallout fears are overstated while noting natural and cosmic radiation. He cites 4.3 roentgens from recent tests and urges prudent medical use and protection in industry. A three day colloquium on radiation effects was attended by chemists, physicists, and engineers.
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Radiation drug shows limited protection against exposure
Release of Father Gross mentions a drug known as ethylanimoiso thiuronium, described as AET, tested on animals and claimed to reduce radiation effects by about 60 percent. Four Americans held in China and two missionaries from Glendale and San Francisco face arrests. the drug’s usefulness is limited due to four hour administration before irradiation and high toxicity.
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French Premier Mollet Wins Confidence Vote
The National Assembly backed Premier Guy Mollet with a 221 to 188 vote of confidence on the coalition government’s general policies. The tally marks Mollet’s 33rd support in the chamber.
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Decision on presidential disability confounds Cabinet and Congress
James Marlow analyzes the constitutional void over presidential disability and who should trigger succession if the President cannot perform duties. He notes Article I, Section 1, and explores options from the President, vice president, Cabinet, Congress, or a commission, amid disagreement on a practical mechanism.
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France faces confidence vote with record abstentions
Mollet’s confidence motion drew the smallest favorable vote in 14 months in power, with 111 abstentions despite the premier's plea. Across the globe, reports discuss vice president scenarios, tax signs on gasoline, and typhoon season amid industrial demand analyses.
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Red China plans to double heavy industry investment
A Japanese business reader from Osaka reports Red China intends to double heavy industry investment over five years starting Wan. 1 1958. Officials told him 30 percent of imports in the plan will go to heavy machinery and equipment. Japan says long-term trade pacts depend on lifting the free world embargo on shipping strategic materials to Peiping.
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Peiping
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Hood Calls for Concerted Action Against Pennsylvanias Taxes
Clifford P Hood president of United States Steel Corp urged a fight against Pennsylvania taxes at the Port of Philadelphia Maritime Society dinner. He said corporate tax makes up more than 30 percent of the states total tax revenues and called for action against the unrealistically high program.
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