Senate committee halts Jones TVA nomination hearing
Washington Senate Public Works Committee canceled its hearing on Arnold R. Jones for Tennessee Valley Authority director. Jones, ex Kansas State College professor and Budget Bureau deputy director, could receive a recess appointment after adjournment, but practical pay limits apply. Gov. Clement of Tennessee urged the committee not to act hastily as questions remained.
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Atomic test at pure scientific site in Nevada
Scientists detonated an atomic device 750 feet above the Nevada desert in a pure test for scientific purposes. It flashed at 5:40 a.m. with an orange pink fireball lasting about six seconds. The smaller shot postponed a larger blast Smoky planned to include maneuvers.
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Nun pilot soars in jet trainer over McGuire
Sister Mary Aquinas a 62 year old Roman Catholic nun and licensed pilot flew a T33 jet trainer with Air Force Maj. Chester Biedul yesterday. She averaged 525 miles per hour during the flight from Madison Wisconsin to McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey. The Manitowoc Wisconsin science teacher said the ride felt like an answer to prayer and tied the experience to classroom science principles.
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State Worker Fired Again In Topeka
Malcolm Gray a veteran at the motor vehicle department and former supervisor of the dealers division for six and a half years says his firing is political but not unusual. The Topeka employee has held multiple posts across several Republican administrations.
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Indian Princess Court Victory Over Federal Guardianship
U S District Judge R Jasper Smith ordered return of 330000 to Osage princess Jacqueline Elkins Shelton and her ex husband, ruling the Department of Internal Revenue must refund 16544 to Shelton and 9317 to Robert E Shelton. The case follows her wardship under federal guardianship and a trust fund for three children. Americans spent 117 million on Caribbean vacations last year, excluding transportation costs.
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Boston Newspapers Resume Publishing After End of Tioup Strike
Six Boston daily newspapers resume publication after a strike by 300 mailing room employees suspended last Aug. 9. About 5,000 newsroom workers were recalled after a settlement reached at the State House with the Mailers Union. The agreement grants a $10.50 two year pay rise with arbitration of wage differences, final by arbitration. The papers planned afternoon editions on resumption day, noting ads and back to school pressures from the strike.
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Hitlerites Try Comeback in West Germany Elections
Hitler's old followers push the Deutsche Reichs party in West Germany's September 15 elections seeking seats in the federal Parliament though they hold no seats and are unlikely to reach the five percent threshold for representation. The piece notes the party's fringe status and potential impact on the vote.
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Olathe to Celebrate Its Centennial Soon
Olathe marks the 100th birthday of the city and Johnson County with a week-long centennial program starting Sunday. Two major events headline the schedule, with First! highlighted among the plans.
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