Court Decision Won't Affect House Probers
SAN FRANCISCO The House Un American Activities subcommittee opens hearings undeterred by the death of a witness and by three Supreme Court rulings that may affect investigations. Chairman Walter and Rep. Scherer say the high court decisions do not deter their probe, even as about 50 witnesses have testified. They warn the FBI and committees could shut down if rulings stand. Walter denies responsibility for the Monterey scientist's suicide note and asserts the committee will continue its duty.
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Germs Survive Mars Conditions In Earth Soil Tests
Space medicine researchers report earth soil bacteria from lava and desert soils survived anoxic, nitrogen atmospheres with temperatures from 70 to 95 degrees and severe cold. Experiments at the Air Force School of Aviation Medicine in San Antonio used jars with nitrogen and minimal moisture to mimic Mars. Results show some bacteria persisted despite limited water, suggesting life may endure diverse alien environments.
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Air -Force School’ of Aviation Medicine
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Tex
John A. Kooistra Jr
Roland B. Mitchel
Solons to Probe Arms Policies
Senator Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota says he will lead a thorough Senate Disarmament subcommittee probe into U.S. disarmament policies including the Stassen role as chief U. S. negotiator. He plans hearings after ratification of a treaty for U. S. membership in the International Atomic Energy Agency, praising President Eisenhower's vision while criticizing administration missteps.
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Union Chief Faces Serious Opposition
Joseph A. Beirne of Washington faced his first serious challenge since 1983 as the Communication Workers of America began their officer elections at the union convention. Beirne, four-year president, opposed by A. T. Jones, an international vice president since 1949, with balloting expected to last all day. Reeves togate, Beirne warned against federal tight-to-work laws harming organized labor as former President Truman praised unions for aiding the little fellow.
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Washington
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A. 'T. Jones
CWA
Harry S. Truman
City Youth Named to Boys State Post in Warrensburg
Warrensburg Missouri youths elected officers for six mythical counties for Missouri Boys State on Friday. Richard Stanley Musial of St Louis, son of the Cardinals star, was among those chosen as head cues. Other mayors named include James Pope, Joe Oldfield Kardeng, Jack Shettlesworth, Charles Sikeston, Williams McCauley, Allen Wasterling, Robert Shapiro, Richard Hall, Barrett, Stanley Smith, and Don Rogers.
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Missouri Boys State
Richard Stanley Musial
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St. Louis
Jead Cues
James S. Pope Zeld
Joe H. Oldfield_ Kardeng
Jack L. Shettlesworth
Columbia
Charles Sikeston
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McCauley
Jefferson City
Allen C. Wasterling
Ironton
Robert L.shapiro
Richard A. Hall
J. S
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Stanley G. Smith
German Departs On Sailcraft Built Along Iceboat Lines
A 24 year old German, Wolffer von Schwarzenfeld, left Miami aboard a sailcraft designed on iceboat lines. He expects about 30 days to reach France, then plans to cruise to Harburg and Munich. The two masted craft features a Lie raft center and a triangular frame, with gasoline cans at each corner for flotation. He carries 50 pounds of food and 15 gallons of water plus navigation instruments.
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Wolffer von Schwarzenfeld
France
Harsburg
Munich
Mount Everest in the Hirpalayas height claim
A claim states Everest reaches 29,002 feet in the Hirpalayas and notes it has been climbed only once in 1953.
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