Hydrogen Super Bomb Closer To Reality
Gordon Dean of the Atomic Energy Commission said the hydrogen bomb is nearing reality and that the United States is advancing toward a weapon capable of atomic war and guided missiles. He noted ongoing rapid development, planned power reactor production, and a 100 kilowatt breeder plant to be operational this year.
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County Home Achievement Day Plans Involve 4H Committees
October 4 is set for the County Home Achievement Day with 4H committees formed to run the event. Gen Alph Whittinghill Mrs arr and Mrs J OR Mrs William Join Lovingfoss and others in organizing equipment and cleanup. National Home Demonstration Council to meet August 14 17 at Lan. Miss Har to contact for delegates. Plans include lessons in Time Management Fabric Knowledge Home Nur Ing House Plants and Handicraft.
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Recovery of Navy Pilot Nabours Body after Lake Michigan Crash
The body of Lt. Laverne Nabours, 30, a Naval jet pilot, was recovered by the Coast Guard ten miles off Michigan City after his May 4 crash in Lake Michigan near Franston Illinois. The search and wreck recovery caused two accidents, the last of which killed four Navy men. The body was identified by dental characteristics and an inscribed wedding ring.
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Boone Native Carol Neese Dies After Illness
Boone native Carol Neese aged years died Wednesday at her home 717 South Evans after more than a year of illness. Born December 24 101 in Boone county she married Roscoe Neese April 15 1921 in Lebanon. Survived by mother Mary Cook Lebanon three daughters Erma Welch Margery Buckingham Marian Schneck three sons Roscoe Eugene Ronald Lebanon two brothers Arnold Harold Cook all of Lebanon two sisters Mrs William Davis and Mrs Ralph Stark of Lebanon four grandchildren. Rev W.B. Sharp to conduct 2 pm Friday at Myers mortuary with Oak Hill cemetery burial. Friends may call at the mortuary anytime.
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Confusion Sfills Senate Query on China Aid Scandal
Sen Brian McMahon accuses a corrupt band of crooks in China of profiting from U S aid to Chiang Kai-shek and seeks a thorough investigation. Dean Acheson defends policy at a stormy Senate session as party lines clash over Yalta concessions and Chinese government influence. Page 4.
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County Beverage Board imposes yearlong liquor permit moratorium
The Boone county Alcoholic Beverage Board announced a fourfold moratorium on issuing low liquor beer and wine permits and two way beer and wine permits. It took effect May 21 and runs through May 21 next year. The board cites sufficient current outlets and will only consider renewals or those filed with the State Medical Beverage Commission before the resolution date.
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Damages Sought in $100,000 Auto Crash Suit
A $100,000 damage suit filed in Boone County Circuit Court by Mrs. Mary Nunley of Cumberland through attorneys alleges a Greyhound Lines bus rear ended her car on August 23 on US 40 near Cumberland. The bus, driven by Thorads J. Hendricks Jr of Indianapolis, overturned the Nunley vehicle, injuring her and her four children. The case was moved here on change of venue from Superior Court in Mariencnta.
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Soviet peace moves in Korea stir UN cautions
The Voice reports evidence of Soviet peace feelers as rumors swirl of indirect talks to end the Korean War. Malik of the West calls the maneuver a bait to gauge reactions while stressing UN nations resist aggression. The piece cites Sven Graftsrom and Swedish officials backing the rumor while accusing the Kremlin of guiding the talks.
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Last Seven Nazi War Criminals Are Executed
Landsberg Germany June 7. Seven high ranking Nazi murderers were hanged in the same prison where Hitler outlined his plans. The condemned, including Oswald Pohl and Paul Blobel, openly proclaimed innocence as the trap fell. The executions mark the final wave of Nazi crimes processed by U S authorities with 252 hangings to date.
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Defense Costs Expected To Go Higher Next Year
Deputy Defense Secretary Lovett told Congress the 60 billion defense request is a minimum and would rise if Korea war continues. He described a vast program funding procurement, public works, and soft goods while outlining forces and plans to mobilize if needed.
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Taft To Speak At GOP Freedom Dinner in Indianapolis
Senator Robert A Taft will headline a June 23 luncheon meeting of the Indiana Republican state committee and speak at a 6 30 p m fund raising Freedom Dinner in Indianapolis. He will be in the city for the day and deliver remarks at 4 p m and 6 30 p m events.
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Mexican Border Swimmers Told to Stay Out of Camera Range
Mexican women living along the Rio Grande may swim nude but must stay out of sight of Hollywood cameras on location. The border residents have repeatedly swam into camera range to watch stars, prompting director Elia Kazan to appeal to authorities who pledged decorous swimming ahead.
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Horse Meat Found in Indiana Hamburger Supplies
Ground horse meat is being sold as hamburger in two Indiana counties, with investigations under way in Indianapolis and an unnamed county. State Health Commissioner Burney said checks have been ongoing, while Marion County officials handle the local probe. A restaurant reportedly received 300 pounds of horse meat mixed into hamburger. City Health Director Kempt noted sale for human consumption requires federal inspection and proper labeling. He warned restaurateurs to verify beef sources and report suspicious suppliers.
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Beef Price Controls Trigger Black Market Fears Nationwide
Chicago dispatch reports farmers restricting cattle shipments to markets as packers balk at above ceiling prices showing a possible beef shortage next week. Smaller packers buy most available cattle while Armour & Co warns at least a day of slaughter disruption may occur. enforcement agents scour stockyards to curb black market activity.
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Stand Or Die Defense By Communists In Korea
Tokyo reports Communist reinforcements from Manchuria streaming down both coasts of Korea to defend the Iron Triangle. UN columns with tanks pressed toward Pyongyang as Reds counter attacked and shelled advancing lines along Chorwon Kumhwa and the Yonchon Chorwon road. North Korean and Chinese forces mounted heavy bombardments and fought fiercely near Hwachon reservoir while entrenched bunkers and Maginot-like fortifications faced the Allied advance.
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Drunk Hens Signal Hidden Still Near Acre
In Jonesboro Georgia a large still is found after farm animals showed odd behavior. Cows quit drinking from a creek and chickens staggered from a hen house. Officials traced the disturbance to a still draining into the creek. the henhouse floor was soaked with leaked mash.
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Contract Awarded For U.S. Highway 52 Resurfacing
The Brooks Construction Company of Ft Wayne has been awarded a contract to resurface 15.2 miles of U.S. Highway 52 in Boone, Clinton, and Tippecanoe counties. The State Highway Commission announced the $110,953 project cost.
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