Clean Bombs Risk and Politics Face Nuclear Debate
James Marlow reports on Eisenhower's push for a truly clean bomb and the risks of using dirty bombs in future wars. The piece notes expert claims that a completely clean bomb may take years and could alter testing debates with the Soviets, while recalling May Craig’s reminder of Hiroshima and Nagasaki deaths.
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Business sentiment cools as midyear markets wobble
Midyear reports show a mixed economy with modest gains and notable losses across sectors. Prices rise press consumer buying, while producers trim inventories and some steel and aluminum makers plan price hikes. Government spending remains a positive driver as home building and public works rise.
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Japan leader vows to oppose totalitarianism in U S visit
Prime Minister Kishi concludes a U S trip with a pledge that Japan will not align with totalitarian regimes. The report notes rising personal income figures, higher dividend payments and social security benefits, amid a tightening economy. In Missouri, lightning struck a farmer at a banquet, starting a barn fire later destroyed by flames.
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Dalton Chosen Association President Amid Court Criticism
Atty Gen Dalton was chosen president of the association as delegates debated internal security law and curbing Supreme Court power. Resolutions criticizing court decisions were trimmed, while other leaders urged federal preemption over state law. Green's court-martial case also featured, with his conscientious objector status under review.
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Eisenhower orders oil import study to probe security impact
President Eisenhower named a 2 member special committee to evaluate if petroleum imports threaten U S security. Secretary of Commerce Weeks will head with Treasury Interior and Labor secretaries as members. Governors had urged curbs on crude imports. panel formed as a follow up to his April warning of risks to national defense.
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Widow Leads Decade-Long Search For Missing Flier
Mrs. O C Mayes of Clinton Tennessee continues a yearly search for a missing flier from a 1949 Seattle departure. The family, aided by relatives, has scoured the Cascade Mountains each summer for eight years, despite no sign of the pilot or plane. Her husband and two other children joined earlier efforts. now she searches alone with growing resolve.
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No Reason to be Mad Only 49 Days in Jail
LOS ANGELES Helen Guild 45 is serving 49 days in jail one day for each parking ticket on her car. She insists laws must be enforced and questions how tickets were issued while claiming no knowledge of them. The judge held her guilty because the car was registered to her. She vowed to discuss matters with her husband Dale 32 and friends on her release.
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Illinois Senate kills death suspension bill
Springfield Ill The Illinois Senate defeated a bill that would have imposed a one year moratorium on the death penalty for murder rape or treason Gov William G Stratton leaders indicated he would commute the sentences if the measure passed The measure was defeated 41 to 0 yesterday The House earlier approved 310 to 22 The moratorium sought to test whether the death penalty deterred crime
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Measurements Unknown By Beauty Winner
Patricia Burt, Miss Guilford County 1957, says she is 5 feet tall and weighs 115 pounds but she has not bothered to determine other measurements. The Greensboro contest spotlight notes her candid reply about unknown measurements.
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Milk to stay free of added vitamins in South Carolina
The State Board of Health Executive Committee says no extra vitamins will be added to whole milk sold in South Carolina. If people believe they need drugs or chemicals beyond normal foods they should consult a physician, says State Health Officer Dr. Gert Peeples.
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