Peace Instead Of Clean Bombs Says Scientists
Washington scientists urge ending nuclear warfare threat over developing a cleaner hydrogen bomb. Over 50 Los Alamos researchers signed a letter to President Eisenhower criticizing moves toward a ban on tests while advocating disarmament and international oversight. University of California scholars Ernest Lawrence Edward Teller and Mark Mills support a four to five year path to a clean bomb if tests resume, but urge UN supervised testing for peaceful uses.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Los Alamos
N.M
Chanter
Federation of American Scientists
Eisenhower
University of California
Ernest O. Lawrence
Edward Teller
Mark M. Mills
Londé
UN. Commission
Graham Says He Will Leave N.Y. In August
Evangelist Billy Graham told about 15,000 at Madison Square Garden that if the New York Crusade extends beyond August 10 another preacher would be needed. He plans a vacation with his wife starting August 15, while the crusade committee holds an option through September 2. The crusade total to date reaches 218,100 in attendance with 369 new decisions to Christ, raising the grand total to 37,47.
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New York
Billy Graham
Crusade Executive Committee
Madison Square Garden
Graham
Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ
Two Sisters Shed Common Husband in Topeka Case
The Newberry sisters from Holyoke Massachusetts, Grace Dorothy Newbe and Amelia Annamae Newbe, were involved in a Kansas case. Grace Dorothy claimed marriage to Ira Lee Morris while Amelia Annamae contested it, leading Judge Beryl Johnson to invalidate the second marriage for Grace Dorothy’s misrepresentation of age. Amelia Annamae was found legally married to Morris under Kansas law, but she filed for divorce. Morris, a 40 year old lathe operator at Forbes AFB, sat silent as the judge ruled. In a separate note, a Chicago report notes a rabbit used in an experiment was refused by a lab due to exclusive use of female bunnies at Wesley Memorial Hospital.
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Newberry
Holyoke
Mass
Dragre Ois
Grace “Dorothy “Newbe
Amelia Annamae Newbe
Lawrence
Amelia
Annamae
Grace
Dorothy
Ira Lee
Johnson
Grace Dorothy
Morris
Amelia Annainae
Kansas
Forbes Air Force Base
Fickle consumer shifts demand from durable goods to services
United Press reports a U turned trend as Joe Smith spends less on cars and appliances and more on services like maid work, taxis, laundry, vacations, and leisure activities. Experts note a rising share of consumption going to services, with first quarter 1957 service spending at 102.7 billion dollars, up from 95.7 billion in 1956, signaling a higher living standard and optimism for 1958 production and sales.
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United Press State
New York
Marcus Nadler
Hanover Bank
Living Standard
A. W. Zelemel
Virginia University
Graduate School of Business Administration
Detroit official urges ban on backyard barbecue pits
Detroit councilman Eugene I. Van Antwerp told the Smoke Abatement Department that outdoor backyards pits should be banned to curb burning food smells in the city. He argued the odor is the same whether produced by an amateur chef or a disposal plant.
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Detroit
Eugene I. van Antwerp
van Antwerp
France approves common market and Euratom pacts
The French Senate voted 222 to 70 to approve the six nation treaties forming the West European common market and Euratom. France’s ratification completes parliamentary approval, with Italy Belgium the Netherlands Luxembourg now expected to follow. ratification aims for Jan 1 1958 and tariff reductions begin in 1959.
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Paris
Euratorn
France
Rene Coty
Belgium
Netherlands
Italy
Luxembourg
Difference Between Two Bar Groups
London meeting of the American Bar Association drew delegates to the Savoy Hotel. A Briton at the registration desk asked for whisky and soda but was corrected that he should ask for the American Bar Association bar and not the American Box.
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London
American Bay Assn
Savoy Hotel
English Countess of Derby Dies in Seclusion at Cowarth Park
The dowager Countess of Derby, longtime hostess to royal families and European crowned heads, died last night at Cowarth Park. Widow of the 17th Earl of Derby, she lived in seclusion since his death in 1948 and previously hosted at Knowsley Hall near Liverpool with a staff of 62. She was a close friend of Queen Alexandra and Queen Mary, linking to Edward VII era royalty.
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Sunning Dale
England
Countess of” Derby
Arr
Earrgest
Lady Derby
Europe
Knowsley Hall
Derby
Liverpool
Alexandra
Edward
Iid
Queen Mary
George V
Deering Installed President of National Association of Woman Lawyers
Miss Grace Deering of Cleveland is noted as installed as president of the National Association of Woman Lawyers at the San Francisco World’s Fair of 1915. The event features McCord, a renowned Northwest figure, watching the ceremony with a Churchillian smile.
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Cleveland
McCord
San Francisco
Yukon
Great Northwest
Miss Deering
National Assn
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