Rising Shortage in Science Field Threatens U S Power race
Cleveland report cites Atomic Energy Commission chief Lewis L. Strauss warning that a mounting shortage of scientists and engineers threatens the race to develop peaceful nuclear power. He notes U S colleges train fewer than half the needed techs while Soviet Russia educates twice as many, risking national security and innovation.
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Russia
United States
the Chalman
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
Strauss
Congress
Commission
AEC
Soviet
Flight Engineers End 7 Week Strike At United
Chicago born report states United Air Lines ended a seven week strike by 252 flight engineers. Settlement in Washington returns workers by Dec 19 with no discrimination. Union gains pilot training and wage increases from 40 to 105 dollars monthly for various aircraft types.
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Chicago
United Air Lines
Washington
United
Air Line Pilots Assn
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Afl-Cio Flight Engineers! International Assn
United Ct
Missouri Will Supply Hoover Commission Speakers
The Missouri Citizens Committee on Second Hoover Commission Findings announced today that speakers and programs will be provided to groups statewide to explain the commissions economy recommendations. About 84 percent of the 14 recommendations require little or no controversy and could save billions, with a push to study and implement better government at a better price.
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Secon
Hoover Commission
R. E. Blake
St. Louis
Missouri Citizens Committee
Blake
Speakers Bureau
Dean W. L. Bradshaw
Columbia
Arthur V. Durranes
St. Joseph
F. Gano Chance
Centralia
J. W. Flanagan
Roscoe C. Hobbs
Gerte
Ohio County unhappy about invading firemen
In Columbus Ohio fire crews faced complaints after assisting a blaze in Franklin Township. A furious caller insisted Columbus had its own department and did not need help. Acting Chief Samuel Zazger said Columbus crews arrived first and had the fire under control before township units reached the scene. The annexation of Columbus by the county township was cited by officials. James A Reed, whose apartment burned, said he did not care who extinguished the fire.
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Columbus
Franklin Township
Samuel Zazger
Commie
Howers
James A. Reed
Not Enough Room Addition of Members in U N Creates a Number of Problems
United Nations seeks to seat 76 delegations after admitting 16 new countries. The General Assembly hall and committee rooms must be reorganized to fit more desks and add sound equipment. Seats for new members include Ireland, Ceylon, Jordan, Portugal, Spain, and others, with Somaliland trusteeship expanding the Security Council from twelve to thirteen. Estimated costs include building changes and travel for new delegates. potential revenue from new assessments may offset these, and a spring General Assembly may approve charter amendments.
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Maly
Austria
Finland
Libya
Nepal
Albania
Bulgaria
Romania
Ireland
Ceyton
Jordan
Portugal
Bans
Gambedia
Hungary
Spain
Thy
M-nation Security Council
Wintry Weather Grips Midwest and Plains Areas
Severe cold blanketed the Rockies to Appalachians with subzero readings from Montana through North Dakota into northern Wisconsin. Blowing, drifting snow touched the Dakotas and Minnesota while Ohio River valley noted an inch. Chicago saw temperatures fall below 10 degrees as winds sharpened the chill. Two prison escapees, Jagier Edwards and Charlie Calhoun, were sentenced to two years each in Missouri State Penitentiary.
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Appalachians
Dakotas
Minnesota
Midwest
Montana
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Chio Iver
Texas
Ohio River
Oho
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Dickinson
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Ei Claire
Grantsburg
Wis
Chicago
Church Prison
Missouri State Penitentiary
Jagier Edwards
Charlie Calhoun
Anl
Dr Otto John Transferred for Further Questioning
Reports say former West German intelligence chief Otto John, 48, was moved from Bonn to Wiesbaden for more questioning. Berlin and Copenhagen sources detail his years abroad, alleged drugging, and claims of being flown to Moscow before a return to East Berlin and surveillance. His wife, living in London, plans to relocate to Cologne.
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Wiesbaden
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Otto John Turncoat
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East Germany
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Hendrik Bonder Mendriksen
John
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Copenhagen
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Moscow
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England
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48 Names of Communists Cited by Office in Hearings
CHICAGO The House Un American Activities Committee named 48 Communists not listed before in testimony. Professors Herbert Fuchs and Mortimer Reimer testified the names were first mentioned in Chilijengo and provided many names. Reimer said he was a Communist from 1935 to 1936 and held roles with the National Un-Americans Guild. Fuchs testified he was a Communist from 1994 to 1947 and worked with the National Labor Relations Board and War Labor Board.
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Hottee UN- American Activities Committee
Herbert Fuchs
Way
American University
Washington, D.C
Mortimer Reimer
Cleveland
Riemer
Unawyers Guild
Un-American Activities Committee
Communist Party
Fuchs
Joba Ty
National Labor Relations Board
War Labor Board
Tuchs
Ught
Jaywalking Campaign Opens in St Joseph Missouri
The Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Safety Council launch a jaywalking education drive in St Joseph with officials acting as jaywalkers. Pedestrians who notice violations may win a cash award by tagging offenders. Parental twins born to Ensign and Virginia Pavla near the hospital.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
The
Safety Council
Vena
Walle
Ladd
San Diego
Calif
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Tye
Nore
Duck
Pata
Mayia
Sperry
Virginia
Hold Off Strike Threat Against Air Lines 105
Western Air Lines pilots hold in abeyance a walkout over annuity terms as talks resume with the company. About 267 pilots could strike if unresolved. Pilots authorized a strike window from December 5 to 15, while airline officials say no strike today and expect advance notice if a walkout is planned. Other union officials warn reservations workers and baggage handlers may walk out tomorrow.
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Angeles
Western Air Lines
AML
CLO Alrline Pilots Assn
Hospital allows Shepherd in patient room with owner
W Punch the 20 month old German Shepherd Seeing Eye dog was admitted to Jefferson Davis Hospital with permission to stay in his owner's room. The patient Spencer requested the dog’s presence arguing it aids his treatment and the staff waived a long standing dog rule to permit the arrangement.
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Tex
Punch
Jefferson Davis Hospital
Ebert Spencer
Spencer
Uo Hospital
Ariel
Four Boys Die In Durant House Fire Oklahoma
Four boys burned to death in a frame home fire on Durant’s east side. The mother, Pat Womack, was critically burned and restrained from re-entering the blaze. Fire Chief Preston Greason listed victims as Bobby 19, Leon 14, Jay 6, and a visiting friend Hilton Berry I. The fire began at 6:15 a.m. amid 20 degree cold, caused by a wood stove, with only a daughter surviving by staying with neighbors.
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Okla
Preston Greason
Pat Womack
Leon
Bobby
Jay
Hilton Berry
Womack
John Farrell
Greeson
Oklahoma City
Farrell
I Two Soviet Leaders Arrive in Afghanistan
In Kabul Premier Brulgenin and Communist party boss Nikita Khrushchov arrived to begin a three to five day visit. Weather forced a flight change from New Delhi, with a snowstorm redirecting them to Termez for better conditions.
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Brulgenin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchov
Afghanistan
Soviet Asia
Kremlin
Newin
Stalinabad
Gelebtie
New Delhi
India
Borava
Termez
Sayid City
Hughes Whitlybird Lifts 138-Foot Trailer Van
Culver City reports the Hughes Whitlybird, dubbed the world’s largest helicopter, lifted a 13 000 pound trailer van in tests marking a five year project. The XH17 design, powered by gas turbines, reached 70 mph and promises cargo and troop transport capabilities for future helicopter design and wartime use.
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Call
h—Mae
Howard Hughes
Jn Hs
Hughes Whitlybird
the Tool Co
Weaferday
Wie Ale Force
National Farm Org aims to unite farmers at first Iowa meeting
The first annual meeting of the National Farm Organization brings 7,008 delegates from Iowa Missouri Colorado and Montana to Corning Iowa. The convention covers officer creation, program discussions and national growth plans. Oren Lee Staley of Missouri serves as vice president amid drought and price distress.
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Iowa
National Farm Orgdolaition
Missouri
Kane
Colorado
Montana
Lowa Lowe
Svovy Grandam
Prescott
Organiza Vgn
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