Overhaul urged for Savannah nuclear ship by safety panel
Safety advisers to the Atomic Energy Commission objected to the Savannah overhaul. A Todd Shipyards official said the changes were planned long before the advisory committee on reactor safeguards raised concerns. The committee recommended a reliable auxiliary power source, ventilation upgrades, and monitoring changes to ensure safety during accidents. The AEC plans to review the ship's status next month.
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Galveston
Tex
Savannah
Atomic Energy Commission
D. B. Hall
Advisory Committee
Hall
AEC
Glenn T. Seaborg
Todd Shipyards Corp
Ben W. Winchell
Todd
Nuclear
Safety Committee
Winchell
Washington
Ice Carnival Windup at Jefferson City Ice Arena
The Jefferson City Park Board Ice Arena hosts its annual ice carnival Saturday evening. It features lessons participants performing solos clown acts ice dancing and group numbers plus races for fourth to twelfth graders starting at 6 30 p m. Miss Marge Meredith directs the event with public invitation extended.
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Jefferson City Park Board J Ice Arena
Park ‘Board
Jefferson City
Marge Meredith
China blasts Khrushchev and Tito rift in editorial
The Chinese party paper attacks Khrushchev for siding with India on the China India border dispute and accuses Soviet leadership of double dealing. It condemns Yugoslav President Tito as unreconcilable and criticizes East German party congress behavior as continuing attacks while preaching unity.
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China
Khrushchev
Russia
Tito
Khrushtchev
India
China-India
Qasevel
United States
Peking
Albania
Camp David
Eisenhower
Tito Elique
County finances show income total and disbursement breakdown
The report cites total income of 296 867.46 and total outlay of 357 390.86 excluding road allotments. Major revenues include utilities tax books 21 744.85 and liquor licenses 10 065.00. Disbursements cover insane in state institutions 33 660.35 jury and elections 23 112.72 road work 69 041.35 salaries 173 165.28 and contingent fees 65 993.87. The Dominican Republic capital Santo Domingo and Ciudad Penutla are referenced with names tied to Rafael Trujillo.
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Elliot
School prayer rulings cited in Maryland and Pennsylvania
A three judge U S District Court upheld challenges to state devotional practices at public schools in Pennsylvania and Maryland. The cases argue Bible reading and the Lord’s Prayer amount to establishment or infringement of religious freedom. Authorities note many states permit opening devotions, while others forbid them. Freeze drying is described as freezing food then dehydrating under vacuum to store at room temperature and regain flavor later.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
U.S
Edward L. Schempp
Avington
Schempps
Thomas B. Finan
Supreme Court
New York State
Venus Seen as Grim, Uninhabitable Desert World
U S scientists describe Venus as a scorching, dark, sand covered planet with 800 degree surface heat. Mariner II radar shows a possible surface feature and clouds shrouding the planet may form a smog-like layer. The sun’s proximity and greenhouse effects drive temperatures far beyond boiling points.
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Washington
Onlkeep
Earth
Venus
Nus
Jess
Antists
Mariner
National Aeronautics
South Pole
Administration
Space Agency
Police Explain Arrest of Secret Army Chieftain
Paris reports police disclosed the arrest of Antoine Argoud, linked to the August assassination plan against Charles de Gaulle. A defense request paused the trial of 15 accused plotters as Argoud was interviewed to establish any ties to the case. Police said an anonymous caller claimed Argoud was handed over after being captured in Munich and transported to Paris.
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Paris
Secret Army
Antoine Argaud
Charles de Gaulle
Argoud
Notre Dame ‘Cathedral
Jean- Louis Tixier Vignancour
Tixier Vignancour
Germany
France
Adolf Fichmann
Argentina
Munich
Algiers
Rome
Associated Press
House Republicans Move To Clip Powell's Wings
Washington AP Republicans press to cut 200000 from Rep Powell Education and Labor budget and demand ethics rules after criticising his travels and 250000 in juvenile delinquency funds for Harlem. Seven GOP members joined the attack on Powell on the House floor. Powell absent. Also AP: DIA official John Hughes to receive 1500 pay rise, promotion to chief DIA special assistant, salary from 14500 to 16000.
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Washington
House
Adam C. Powell
New York
House Committee On Education and Labor
Congress
GOP
Powell
Harlem
John H
Defense Department
John T. Hughes
Defense Intelligence Agency
Livil Service Commission
Hughes
Rusk outlines Cuba threat and new ship ban actions
The article reports on U S concerns over Soviet strength in Cuba and hemispheric threat, noting testimony by Maj. Gen. Robert A Brietweiser and daily reconnaissance photos. It covers 14 more ships banned from U S financed trade with Cuba, calls for closing ports to nations flying Cuban flags, and mentions Kennedy Khrushchev talks and bipartisan foreign policy tensions. It also notes a Birmingham mother seeking answers about her son believed killed in the Bay of Pigs, and a NASA update on Mariner Venus mission aiding future spacecraft navigation through improved remote tracking data.
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Cuba
Robert A. Brietweiser
Air Force
Mansfield
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Senate Gop
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Bay of Pigs
Congress
Birmingham
Ala
Peson
Riley W. Shamburger
Bunche Heads For Yemen To Urge Quiet In Strife
Dr. Ralph J. Bunche heads to the Middle East on U N orders to press Yemen peace talks with republican leaders. He will push for restraint as regional powers including Nasser’s U A R Saudi Arabia Jordan and Britain are drawn into the Yemen crisis and border clashes with Aden.
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United Nations
N.Y
Ralph J. Bunche
Palestine
Middle East
Yemen
U.N
U Thant
Bunche
Arabian Peninsula
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Aden
Nasser
Abdullah Sal Jal
Britain
Conversation stopper is the appearance of the person
The best way to end a discussion is to focus on how the person involved looks rather than the topic. This approach halts dialogue by shifting attention to appearance, leaving little room for further argument or exchange.
Missouri House advances broad budget and reform measures
The House moves a multi item package including restoring the governor's mansion, creating a commission for Capitol restoration, and planning Missouri's 150th anniversary. Bills raise public service salaries, legalize give away programs, tax lines, try juveniles as adults, fund unwed mothers schooling, allow MU to run junior college years, and set two year terms for top officials. Also expands old age assistance, good Samaritan liability shield, county zoning, higher blind pensions, and prohibits poll tax loss of vote. A constitutional amendment to protect poll tax payers gains support. an apartment pawn bill saw committee discussion but no action.
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St. Charles
Missouri
University of Missouri
Joplin
St. Joseph
House Chaitn al
Senate
House
Salt River
Joanna
U.S
Prohibition Drive Reaches Kansas Legislature
The Kansas United Dry Forces push a referendum to reinstate prohibition backed by prairie churches and Rev. Roy Hollomon who has funded a $10000 media campaign. Rural lawmakers fear defending a pro liquor stance as hearings open next Tuesday in the House State Affairs Committee.
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Topeka, Kai
Kansas
Kansas United Dty
Drys
Roy EF. Hollomon
John Barleycorn
Hollomon
Oklahoma
Holloman
iHouse State Affairs Committee
Parker named to lead Republican units in state level
Parker, a former Air Force major with World War II bomber service and duties in China and the Pentagon, is appointed to organize and improve liaison and support for Incat units of the party. He is a longtime civic leader, once named outstanding young man of Fairbanks, and later received the Distinguished Service Award from the U S Chamber of Commerce. Parker and his wife with four children will reside in Columbia.
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Jefferson City
Fulton
Columbia
Eldon
Versailles
News-Tribune Co
Kelly
Parker
Air Force
China
Pentagon
Fairbanks
Alaska
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
University of Missouri
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Eden Aber
Barbara Shiverdecker
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Hearing Aid Industry Conference
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the Tribune
Post
Robert C. Goshorn
William B. Weldon
William H. Weldon
UL. Bose
Joseph G. Majerley
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Cole
Audit Bureau of Circulations
PIZZA
High Dial
Park Board
Paul Hrifty
FEY
Madison
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Ciudad Penutla
Rafael Trujulio
Washington House
Ashbrook
Ohio
Rusk
Riley W. Shamburger Sr
White House
Godfrey McHugh
Liberation Force
Donald W. Trask
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
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Mariner Project
Marliner
Trask
Ralph Bunche
Ladtison
Capitol
Boeken
Fred Macmurray
Nancy Olson
Kennan Wynn
the Evening Star
Washington, D.C
Theodore
Richardson Auditorium
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