Atom Test to Be Made by Women
Women volunteers prepare to witness an atomic test and learn survival tips. The FCDA invites participation, screening volunteers with physical exams and showing a shelter filled with a modeled home scene. The plan includes food stock, blankets, and gear for a three day survival period.
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Jean Quiler
Los Angeles
Battle Creek
Mich
Fuller
FCDA
China Seat in United Nations Emerges in Conference Talks
Mohammed Ali cited the Formosa issue as a possible UN solution and noted China’s seat in the United Nations could be raised. The seven day Asian African conference produced a broad set of resolutions on nuclear ban, cultural exchange, and Arab Palestine rights, with mixed signals on recognizing Peiping.
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Mohammed Ali
China
United Nations
Formosa
Ali
Chou
Ceylon
John Kotelawala
Ciel
Cambodia
Laos
Wehru
Asi
Palestine
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Red
World Organization
Peiping
Two Burbank Fliers Injured in Crackup
Two Burbank men were critically injured when their private plane crashed on a foggy knoll in Angeles National Forest Sunday night. Donald Frederick Washburn, 37, and Donald Liewlyn, 33, were taken to Lancaster Community Hospital with multiple fractures and internal injuries.
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Lancaster
Burbank
Angeles National Forest
Donald
Frederick Washburn
Donald Liewlyn
Lancaster Community Hospital
Plans for atomic merchant ship tour announced
President Eisenhower spoke to publishers about a Plans Global Tour for a new atomic powered merchant ship. The vessel would showcase peaceful uses of atomic energy and travel worldwide, visiting global ports while promoting universal peace and economic cooperation. He linked the project to the Nautilus submarine and emphasized truth in journalism and international economic collaboration. He highlighted two objectives: global peace based on justice and a broadly shared American economic growth, projecting GNP surpassing $500 billion by 1965.
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Men of the
Pen
Red China
Russia
Eisenhower
United States
Youth Faces Drug Trouble in California Tale
A firsthand account follows Gordon as he battles heroin addiction from Illinois to California. He describes family pleas, a rushed flight home, and returning to East Los Angeles where a grim cycle resumes. He details withdrawal, weight loss, a lab job, then renewed drug use and constant fear of arrest as his addiction tightens its grip.
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Buddy
Gordon
Illinois
East St. Louis
Macedonia
California
L. A
Southland
East L. A
Long Beach
Austria Reds Lose Ground in Balloting
In Lower Austria Sunday municipal elections, Chancellor Julius Raab's Conservative People's Party led, ahead of the Austrian Socialist Party. The Communist Reds, running as People's Opposition, slumped to 4 percent of the vote from 32 percent in 1950, losing 1,653 votes and two municipal council seats.
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Vienna
Austria
Communist Party
Lower Austria
Julius Raab
People’s Party
Austrian Socialist Party
Reds
League of Independence
People's Opposition
Clashes in Algeria Leave 11 Dead Amid Ramadan Observance
Weekend clashes between French security forces and guerrilla bands in Algeria left 11 dead. Eight Algerians died in combat and two victims were found bound with throats cut. One French paratrooper was killed in northern Algeria as Moslem faithful began Ramadan.
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Alliers
Algeria
LPI
Jis
Air Force cites higher auto crash tolls for service members
Washington report to a House Appropriations Subcommittee notes Air Force concern over vehicle accidents. In 1954 military auto crashes caused 608 fatalities and injuries far exceeding plane totals, with 5,324 military personnel injured versus 529 in aviation. Total auto incidents reached 6,460 against 1,326 airplane crashes.
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Washington
Air Force
House
Wife stabbed by estranged husband in Compton
Mrs Lillian Newman 36, of Compton Boulevard, was stabbed in the chest by her estranged husband Frank Newman 39. She was hospitalized in critical condition after officers found her on a couch with a three pointed file in her chest. Frank Newman was arrested at a liquor store on suspicion of attempted murder.
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Lillian Newman
E. Compton Blvd
Los Angeles’ County General Hospital
Frank
R. C. Stover
Arthur Morello
General Hospital
Newman
St. Temple St
Roy Nelson
Harold Fair
Vandals Strike Again in Phone and Rail Disruptions
A new wave of cable cuttings and a damaged railroad bridge disrupted Southern Bell service in Alabama and a Louisville & Nashville line near Calera. Bombs exploded near Gretna Louisiana exchanges. Kentucky dynamite attached to an LAN bridge was found. Talks in Washington yielded no progress as governors consider a Nashville meeting. Police detained seven at Miami for disorderly conduct as crowds protested outside the Atlanta exchange.
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Atlanta
Florida
Kentucky
Gretna
Mojoile
Montgomery
Southern, Bell Telephone Co. 1
Alabama
Louissville & Nashville
Calera
Ala
F. W. Airchner
LAN Division
Wiperintendent
Iasiote
Pineville
Robert Rose
Washington
LAN Company
Ad. Union
National Mediation Board
Lawrence Wetherby
L&n
Nashville
Miami
Fla
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