Week's Balance Sheet Of Good And Bad News
United States secures mutual defense treaty with Nationalist China to defend Formosa and Pescadores in crisis, while Allies press Moscow on rearmament and German unification terms. In Tunisia, Fellagha rebels begin surrender as Mendes-France seeks peace, and UN debates over New Guinea strain Dutch Indonesian ties amid calls to continue talks.
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United States
China
Formosa
Pescadores Islands
John Foster Dulles
Great Britain
France
Moscow
Kremlin
Germany
Russia
Tunisia
Pierre Mendes-France
Morocco
Algiers
West Germany
Saigon
Viet Nam
Indo-China
Ngo Dinh Diem
United Nations
West New Guinea
Netherlands
Indonesia
Australia
New Guinea
Oklahoma oil field drilling sees more dry holes in week
Oklahoma operators completed 169 ventures in the latest week, up from 144, but dry holes rose as a larger share. Stanolind Oil & Gas reported a Garvin County hit at No. 1 Pitchynn flowing 1,066 barrels daily, while M&M Drilling opened a small gas pool at No. 1 Bennett in Gar field County and Northern Oil found a check erboard sand pool at No. 1 Barney near Wellston with 45 barrels and over 8 million cubic feet gas in 24 hours.
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Oklahoma City
Research Oil
Stanolind Oil & Gas
Garvin County
Maysville
M&m Drilling Co
Garfield County
Bennett
Northern Oil
Wellston
Lincoln County
Barney
Heart presence in all animals with complex organs
The text states that some form of heart appears in all animals complex enough to possess essential organs for respiration digestion or excretion. It suggests a universal cardiovascular feature among higher animals with detailed organ systems.
Radio Networks Decline, Stations Grow Amid TV Rise
Wayne Oliver reports mixed signals in the radio industry. Network radio business dips as ABC and others cut costs, while individual stations gain and total radio reach remains strong, though TV leads at night. Publishers Information Bureau notes a decline in overall network time sales, with radio stations expanding locally.
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New York
Nielsen
David Sarnoff
Radio Corp. of America
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcast
Ing
CBS Radio
Sarnoff
Nets
Publishers Information Bureau
ABC Radio
Utah Plans Test Of Recovery After Atom Attack
Salt Lake City Utah will join Western states and Hawaii in a regional exercise to test recovery after an atomic attack. The drill named Operation Second Phase will be run by state staffs as a continuation of a June test. Col Alvin Sessions state civil defense director outlined the plan.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Alvin Sessions
Civil Defense
Ha‘waii
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