Stevenson Cautiously Guides Aid to Ike in Foreign Policy
Adlai Stevenson pins his help to the Eisenhower administration on cautious terms while President Eisenhower and Dulles seek his input. Stevenson rejects full policy formation but signals willingness to review proposals, keeping Democrats and party leaders poised for criticism. The piece compares past Truman-Eisenhower dynamics and notes Paris talks will test allied support.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Hamlet
White House
El!senhower
State Dulles
Truman
Dulles
State Department
Paris
Rowe
Congress
Iup
Economic Breather Widens as Factories Trim Output
US industry cools for now with steel and oil showing slower activity while textile firms plan eight day shutdowns between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Consumer spending holds steady though manufacturers cut output to avoid rising stocks, and employment trends show mixed gains.
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Aly Sam Dawson
New York
Smany
Expert Says Laika Lives
SPOKEANE Washington Andrew G Haley president of the International Astronautical Federation says Laika the dog aboard Sputnik II may have been brought back alive. He cites differences in radio patterns between Sputnik I and II and notes the beeping ended abruptly suggesting a connection loss or instrument destruction. Haley spoke at Gonzaga University during a lecture tour.
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International Astronautical Federation
Andrew G. Haley
Washington, D. C
Haley
Gonzaga University
Burglars Rob Monroe Garbage Service Office in Sacramento
Burglars broke into the Monroe Garbage Service office in Sacramento and stole a metal cash box containing about $50 in bounced customer checks, according to owner Robert Monroe. James Monroe became the first president inaugurated outdoors before the U.S. Capitol.
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Sacramento
Calif
Monroe
Robert Monroe
James Monroe
US. Capitol
Paralyzed Veteran Teaches Fellows In Boston VA Hospital
Harold Stone of Westwood Massachusetts, paralyzed in an 1847 auto accident as a University of Mississippi student, earned a Bachelor of Science while at a VA hospital and later studied at Boston University graduate school. He now works as an educational therapist teaching other paralyzed veterans at the West Roxbury VA hospital.
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Boston
Harold Stone
Westwood
Mass
University of Mississippi
Veterans, Administration+hospital
Boston University Graduate School
West Roxbury VA Hospital
Air Force Denies Pig Death in Automotive Safety Test
At the Air Force Missile Development Center representatives from car manufacturers observed an Automotive Crash and Field Demonstration Conference. Two human subjects and a bear underwent violent deceleration tests while strapped with lap belts. Officials state no animal or person was harmed. The largest vessel capable of passing the Suez Canal fully loaded is cited as 42,000 tons.
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Col
John P. Stapp
Aero-Medical Field Laboratory
Missile Center
Eli Beeding
A.J.C. Gerald Johnson
Suez Canal
New Device Saves Scientists Time at Knolls Lab
In Schenectady New York a device developed by Elmer J Wade and Donald Davidson at the Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory automates time of flight measurements of neutrons from a nuclear reactor. It frees highly trained scientists from routine calculations, doing in an hour what previously took a month of two men.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Ans
Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory
Wort
Donald
Davidson
Devel
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