Urged push for high energy accelerators in U S
Senator Monroney pressed Killian to prioritize US built high energy accelerators over Russian ones. He cited Brookhaven Cosmotron outage and outlined US aims to match billion volt and multi billion volt machines at CalTech and MIT. He noted Eisenhower interest and urged a focused federal science policy.
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Army reduces term of Korean youth's court martial sentence
Washington based spokesperson for Rep Goettlington reported that Army officials informed Raymond Bailey of Brownburg Indiana that his sentence would be reduced to six months with good behavior and that he may be discharged in four months without the bad conduct flag on his record. Bailey was convicted by court martial of negligent homicide in the shooting of a 19 year old Korean boy while on guard duty.
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Ranger reinstated after hunter incident at McAlester game
Marion Geter, a ranger who dispersed after allegedly striking a hunter, is back on the payroll following a one month suspension without pay. Clarence Burch of the Wildlife Conservation Department noted the move as the suspension ended, with Fort Gibson’s Al Houser set to lead the state’s fishing laboratories after succeeding Bob Jenkins, who resigned to join the Spark L. Bishing Institute in Washington.
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Defense Health Plan Paid 43 Million in First Year
The Defense Department reported its health service plan for military dependents paid over 300000 doctor bills and 200000 hospital bills totaling 43 million dollars in its first year. Almost 40 percent of payments were maternity care with 22 million in physician bills and 2 million in hospital charges. Medicare began operations a year ago next Saturday for dependents of servicemen in locations lacking access to military hospitals and doctors.
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School Association Chief Seeks Negro High School Accreditation
Richmond Va UP T P P Baker of Austin New Jersey president of the Southern Assn of Colleges and Secondary Schools proposed that Negro high schools receive full membership in the white organization. He noted the challenge of accreditation for schools paying dues but lacking accredited standing while denying integration.
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Polio Work Seen As Ongoing For Foundation
Basil O’Connor, president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, told about 400 civic leaders at a March of Dimes dinner that despite declining polio due to the Salk vaccine, unfinished work remains in polio care. He said the foundation may broaden its health role and expected a spring decision on additional duties beyond rehabilitation.
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Three State Children Killed In Blaze
In Carter County a home fire claimed the lives of George Williamson Jr. 4 Letha Gale Williamson 2 and Ametia Williamson 1 who were alone as parents gathered pecans nearby Cause of the blaze was not known Georgia May 10 another Williamson child not yet home when fire started Parents hospital and local authorities reported no further details Two other unrelated items note six Warsaw students and a young worker sentenced to one to three years for October street demonstrations.
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Tiley New Tiger's Captain From Princeton Lineup
Princeton reports Fred Tiley, a junior fullback who led the Tigers, named captain as the team prepares for the upcoming season at Princeton, New Jersey.
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