U.S. and Britain Report Fusion Work Progress
The United States and Britain announced fruit ful and promising results in hydrogen fusion experiments while stressing decades away from practical power. Officials noted close parity in progress, with U S temperatures rising higher and British tests sustaining heat longer, but neither claimed a breakthrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carey
Washington U
United States
Britain
Lewis L. Strauss
U.S
Strauss
Strauss Behied
Willard F. Libby
AEC
J. 1, Tuck
Los Alamos
Scientific Laboratory
Acuy
Ase
Physical Review
U. K. Atomic Energy Authority
Arthur E. Ruark
D. H. Goodall
Harwell
U S Pays Japan 134.5 Million for 1957 Trade
Yokohama reports the United States paid Japan 134.5 million dollars for goods and services in 1957, a rise from the previous year. The Army Procurement Agency cited no official reason, but cited mainly Japan made military vehicles worth about 30 million dollars as a factor in the increase.
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Yokohama
Japan
U.S
Beffore
U.S. Array Procurement Agency
Detective Offers Convention Advice in Louisville
A Cincinnati police detective Warner warns Louisville audiences about dangers during travel to conventions. Detective Floyd Niswonger advises Rotarians to stay wary of friendly strangers, gambling, and risky tavern behavior, suggesting a sharp, cautionary note for those away from home.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Povce
Warner
Louisville Rotarians
Floyd Niswonger
Army nurse cites triage plan for atomic war injuries
Maj Marjorie Lindau of Ft Sam Houston Texas told a Catholic Hospital Assn of St Louis meeting that severely injured would receive medical care after those who are rehabilitable, outlining a priority system that would be hard to accept but needed in an atomic war.
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Catholic Hospital Assn. of
St. Louis
Mississippi considers bill banning Russian roulette
The Mississippi Legislature weighs a measure that would make it a misdemeanor to participate in or assist or encourage the game of Russian roulette, arguing that even winners in the deadly game would be losers.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Couple Born Same Day Die Same Day Cremated Together
David Reay and his wife Mary, born June 19, 74 years ago, died within three hours of each other after strokes at their home in South Shields England. They were cremated together on Thursday in a joint funeral, reflecting their shared birthday and final fate.
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South Shields
England
David Reay
Mary
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