Atomic Energy Program in Conference for Compromise
Senate and House conferees work toward a compromise on the atomic energy bill amid major differences. Debate raged for two weeks as White House regarded closed sessions, with hopes for a speedy conference report and final passage in both houses.
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Jenner cites Poles charge Yank fliers strafed ships
London dispatch reports Polish accusation that American flyers strafed ships off Hainan on July 26 as part of a Western misdirection. Senate Security Subcommittee chair Jenners cited alleged Kremlin actions against defectors including Otto John. Philippine authorities screen 1000 Chinese nationals in Calamba to curb Communist infiltration.
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Chess Tourney Opens in New Orleans for $1,000 Prize
The U S Chess Federation hosts its 55th annual open tournament in New Orleans starting today. Players from the United States and Canada compete over two weeks for the top prize of $1,000.
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