West Gladdened By Soviet Atomic Agency Endorsement
United Nations officials report cautious Western optimism after Russia urged an international atoms for peace body within the UN framework with conditions requiring Security Council veto limits and broad global membership. Kuznetsov pushed for open participation and regular reporting to the Security Council and General Assembly.
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United Nations
N.Y
Russia
Eisenhower
V. V. Kuznetsov
U.N. General Assembly
Security Council
Red China
East Germany
United States
U.N
Washington
Moscow
Kuznetsov
General Assembly
B52 Demonstration Shows All Tests Passed So Far
EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE Fla a B52 eight engine bomber star of a demonstration of might has all tests thus far officials said The swept wing bomber was shown to 6000 persons at the base yesterday as part of a display of the Air Force best planes It will be delivered to Strategic Air Command on a full production basis by Boeing An F85F and a B57 Martin counterpart of the British Canberra also demonstrated toss bombing a 500 pound bomb lobbed into the air above and ahead of the plane before it explodes
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Eglin
Air Force Base
Fla
Air Force
Florida
Strategic Air Command
Boeing Aircraft Corp
Savings and Loan League Finds Typical Home Buyer Age
The United States Savings and Loan League reports the average home buyer is 35 years old, married with a wife and two children.
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The
United States Savings and Loan League
Rain Dampens Legion Parade in Miami and UNESCO Talk
The American Legion’s rain soaked Miami parade ended with 25,000 marchers, 100 bands and 50 floats drenched as officials unofficially rejected a UNESCO health report. A later clear sky finished the procession despite soaked costumes and wilted floats. A newsboy quipped that California dew reached Florida.
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Filia
Unesco
Legion
California
Florida
Prosecutor Shot To Death At Jail In Arkansas Town
Ashdown Arkansas prosecutor R Corker Thomas age 40 was shot to death in front of Little River County Jail last night. A 67 year old former mental patient Spence Furlow who lived on a nearby farm was arrested on an open charge and later to face a murder charge. Authorities said Furlow fired two more shots into bystanders but no others were injured. Furlow had been committed to a state hospital for the mentally ill 1936 to 1940 after Thomas had ordered his detention for threatening townspeople with a shotgun.
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Ashdown
Ark
R. Corker Thomas
Little River County
Thomasas
Aubrey Thrash
Spence Furlow
Arkansas
Thomas
Thrash
Furlow
Little Rock
Tromas
Cops in Oklahoma City Dictate Reports by Phone
Police in Oklahoma City abandon stenographers for a phone transcription system. Officers will dictate crime reports into telephones to speed processing and enable quicker returns to duty.
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Oklahoma City
McKee Co Listing At North Addition South Port City
Real estate listing reads 2104 A Ave in North Addition South Port City with price 750 dollars and phone number 432 for the McKee Co. listing Pho included.
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North Addition
South Port City
A Ave
the McKee CO. Pho
Missing Child At South Alabama Fair Tracked By Mother
Mrs. Dick Gassenheimer headed the lost children department at the South Alabama Fair in Montgomery. As she prepared to depart after a long day she helped locate her own 7 year old son Paul who had vanished temporarily during the event.
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Montgomery
Ala
Dick Gassenheimer
South Alabama Fair
Paul
Faure Pushes Africa Reforms in Algeria Debate
Paris reports Premier Edgar Faure moved to present reform measures for Algeria by year end amid a growing cabinet plan for integration or federation with France. Interior Minister Bourges-Maunoury to outline initial steps toward peace with nationalists in today’s assembly discussion.
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Paris
National Assembly
Algeria
Edgar Faure
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury
Faure
France
Papa of Jet Anteresting Friend of Gloria Swanson
In Paris Gloria Swanson recalls meeting professor Henri Coanda, dubbed the "papa" of the jet by Life magazine. She describes a 1954 luncheon, a visit to his Poitiers château, his plans for a spring invention, and a long overnight discussion on science, aviation, politics, and sleep.
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Paris
Life Magazine
Henri Coanda
Art Buchwald
Spain
Royal
France
Poitiers
Joan of Arc
Rouen
Chateau Auxances
Most Bosses Talk Too Much Declares Professor
DETROIT Dr. Wesley Wiksell of Louisiana State University told the Systems and Procedures Assn of America that many bosses feel entitled to do most of the talking. He said effective communication comes from letting others talk, noting production and morale rise when the boss listens.
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Detroit
Wesley Wiksell
Systems and Procedures Assn
America
Dr. Wiksell
Louisiana State University
Funeral services scheduled today for former newsman
Santa Barbara California reports Orlando C. Horn aged 84 a former Cleveland newsman and one of the founders of the Audit Bureau of Circulation died Monday He worked for the Cleveland Press and Cleveland Leader and retired four years ago from ABC activity
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Calif
Orlando C. Horn
Cleveland
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