U S faces rival bids for head of new Atomic Energy Agency
United States backed Rep. Sterling Cole faces opposition from Soviet and other nations over the selection of the first director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency. The United States hopes Cole will be elected despite pushback from Moscow and other delegations seeking non American candidates.
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Jofles
Switzerland
Vienna
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Milwaukee Democrat William Preamire says the Democratic comeback begins after 23 years. Congressman Frank L Chelf defends FBI file secrecy as necessary for America. James R Holfa declines to discuss AFL CIO charges amid rackets disclosures. Segregationist John Kasper prods integration critics with threats. Emanuel Celler warns prohibiting drinking on planes would invite bottle shipments.
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Ethical Practices Committee
Senate
Deflation Signs In U S Appear More Numerous
A cautious market and anxious industry weigh horizons as deflation signs grow after Labor Day. Bank loans drop, inventories rise, wholesale prices fall, while personal income climbs slowly and services costs stay high. Analysts split on inflation or deflation after the holiday.
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New York
Businss
Federal Reserve
Blind Evangelist Builds Own Home in North Carolina
In Charlotte, Rev. Milton Hulsey, blinded by illness in 1947, starts construction of a three bedroom house using tools learned at the North Carolina Preconditioning Center for the Blind. He measures by sound and touch, handles sawing with a guide cut square, and works at night and Saturdays with some help from relatives.
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Milton Hulsey
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Enemy
Nudist Beach Request Rejected by Marin County Board
SAN RAFAEL Calif The Marin County Board of Supervisors declined a request from Stan Sohler past president of the American Sunbathing Association to designate a secluded nudist beach on the county shoreline The board cited concerns over parking for spectators and policing by the sheriff in denying the proposal.
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American Suinbathing Assn
May’s Landing
San Anselmo
Willait Fusselman
Texan Hero Rescues Boy From Flooded River
In Winters Texas 68 year old Juevnigan swam 150 yards to save a four year old boy named Richard Simpson after a boat overturned. The boy’s father Emmett Simpson 41 and Ben Nitsch both of Winters drowned in the incident.
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Richard Simpson
Emmett Simopson
Ben Nitsch
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