Atom Test Hopeful Soon After Delayed Start
Survival City reports the atomic test town largely intact as Operation Cut remains set for 3 10 a m PDT Sunday. Civil defense workers and observers drop from 1509 to about 600 while military participants fall from 2800 to 1800. Many officials head home amid cautious weather forecasts and winds feared to carry fallout toward Alamo and Elgin, with Task Force Razor remaining ready to deploy. News crews stay on site awaiting the blast and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Peterson
Federal Civil Defense Administration
New Yorks
Atomic Energy Commission
Namo
Hardy
Camp Irwin
Calif
Resortorial Corps of News
America
Civil Defense
California
Man Trying to Halft Fight Beaten Dies in Jacksonville
Albert King, 29, was killed when he intervened in a fight between two teenagers, Raymond Lloyd 17 and Donald Bolena 18, who were arguing over a girl. Witnesses said a chair strike caused the death. Bolena's father, John Earl Bolena, was taken in for investigation after a reported kick to King while he lay down.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
Raymond Lloyd
Donald Patrick Bolena
Albert King
Lloyd
Bolena
King
John Earl Bolena
Joe Frigo
John Bo
Ena
Einstein Leaves 65000 in Bequests to Heirs
Princeton report says Albert Einstein who died at 76 on April 18 left 65000 in bequests to two sons Eduard and Hans Albert, a step daughter Mia, and his secretary Helen Dukis. Estates executor Dr Otto Nathan noted the total is moderate and may be cut proportionally if funds run short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Otto Nathan
New York University
Princeton University
Nathan
Eduard Einstein
Switzerland
Hans Albert Einstein
University of California
Mia Einstein
Helen Dukis
Fiterery
Nethan
Dinstein
Hens
Bernhard C. Einstein
Treatment for Dope Addiction described by federal doctor
A national health official outlines Lexington Kentucky narcotic treatment as psychiatric and long term. About 23 percent of patients are cured with ongoing follow up. Couples both addicted face higher relapse risk. staying five months improves success, with Addicts Anonymous chapters and job support for released addicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press-Telegram
Victor H. Vogel
Public Health Service
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Terminal Island
Vogel
Kentucky Hospital
Lexington
Alcoholics Anonymous
Social Service Division
Lexington Hospital
Jane Clarks
Helicopter Pioneer Wins British Medal
Igor Sikorsky, American helicopter pioneer, received the James Watt International Medal from the British Institution of Mechanical Engineers. He predicted a convertible helicopter that could take off vertically and become an airplane, with speeds of several hundred miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Igor Sikorsky
British Institution of Mechanical Engineers
Sikorsky
Chiang Kai-shek visits Pescadores island group
Chiang Kai-shek visited the Pescadores on Thursday. The island group lies in Formosa Strait off west-central Formosa and is within the area the United States is bound by treaty to protect.
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Taipei
Formosa
UPI
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa Strait
United States
Kissing room denied for Mexico City honeymoon parties
In Mexico City a proposed airport farewell salon for newlyweds was mischaracterized by newspapers as a kissing room. The official argued against public funds for such a facility, preferring a more dignified designation until approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Senators Junk President's Road Plan in 22 Billion Bill
A Senate subcommittee approved a five-year 22 billion dollar highway plan, rejecting parts of President Eisenhower's proposal. The panel backed higher federal share for interstates, and discarded plans for a new federal agency and 30-year bonds, with full funding by appropriations.
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Washington U
Senate
Hisenhower
Senate Public Roads
Gore
D.-Tenn
Sen. Bush
Public Works “Committee
Subcommittee
Chicks Fooled by Mother Pheasant Poking a Zoo Trick
St Louis Zoo incubator hatched baby pheasants refused food without a mother. Bird curator William G Conway wrapped brown tape around forceps to resemble a bird head, placing food on the tip. The decoy coaxed the chicks to eat and move closer to the improvised mother figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louis Zoo
William G. Conway
Zoo
Two Injured in College Dance Fight at University of Chicago
About 20 teens armed with brass knuckles and blackjacks stormed a Delta Upsilon dance at the University of Chicago Friday night. Two undergraduates John A. Lloyd and James Roberts were wounded and hospitalized as police investigated the incident and youths fled prior to Hydd Park Station arrival.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Delta Upsilon
John A. Lloyd
New York City
James Roberts
Billings
Mont
University College
Lisyd
Patrick Cronin
Hydd Park
British rail strike averted as engineers’ group reaches agreement
British locomotive engineers and firemen called off their threatened nationwide strike set to begin midnight Sunday after a first face to face meeting with railway management. The accord comes as American veterans group plans a Moscow trip to mark the Elbe River Link-Up anniversary, facing funding limits and transport arrangements.
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London
Britain
British Isles
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers
Arid Firemen
Railway Management
Chicago
Blue River
U. S
Polonsky
oSee Aan
State Department
Sea Union
Moscow
Washington
Joseph Polawsky
Four Die Three Hurt in Wisconsin Crash
Four people die and three are injured in a head on collision one mile south of Brodhead Wisconsin. The deceased include Mr and Mrs Paul Ganshert of Browntown Mrs Urban Miller of Juda and Robert E Bliss of Brodhead. Injured were Mr and Mrs Jim Bliss of Brodhead and Urban Miller transported to Monroe hospital.
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Brohead
Wistf
Wisconsin
Paul Ganshert
Browntown
Urban Miller
Juda
Robert E. Bliss
Brodhead
Sailec
Monroe
Jim Bliss
Reparations Talks Opened in Tokyo Near End
Preliminary Japan Philippines reparations talks that opened in Tokyo on March 28 were reported tonight nearing their final stage. The sessions involve negotiators and aim to resolve compensation terms between the two nations.
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Tokyo
Japan-Philippines
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Jake Roi
AC Ang
Sabei
Dr. Hiss
Best Breatwey
Russia
Mmn
John B. Adams Jr
Hockingham
N. C
Charles C. Forrester
Career
S. C
Robert Haag
Inianapolis
Edward A. Jeary
Oak Park
Mich
Fred W. Johnston
Bradford
Robert Segal
Milwaukee
Claude W. Moore
Newhern
Enn
Elijah R. Sams Jr
Pinnacle
Murray Schulman
Queen's Village
L. Shiver
Lakeland
William Weisel
Polowsky
Paris
Yack
Pvt
Albert L. Kotzebue
Elbe
Stehla
Germany
Elbe ‘River
Salta
Pontiac
Pontiacs
American Ave
Masters
Tow
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College OF Commerce
Pine Ave
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