U S Seeks Peace Use Of Fusion Energy In Talks
U S Atomic Energy Commission chair Lewis Strauss said the United States hopes to harness fusion energy for peaceful use but warned it is a "very long-range project" with no breakthrough in sight. He noted no basic principle blocks fusion and stressed current fission efforts remain essential. Soviet scientist A L Kursanov announced progress on photosynthesis research using radioactive tracers, suggesting steps toward artificial replication of the process to aid world food supplies.
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Baby falls from roof while youth tries to save toy
In Louisville Kentucky a month old boy, William Nevitt, fell from the roof while a youth attempted a rescue. His mother Ardena Nevitt reports that a toy pistol dropped onto the roof prompted the danger as Ilene Cook and Jimmy Payton witnessed the incident and the child struck concrete after falling.
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Congress Celler Warns On Weeks Secrecy In BAC Files
Congressman Celler threatened subpoenas to uncover the Commerce Department Business Advisory Council records amid weeks of denials. White cited custody and urged limiting access, while the BAC, a 1930s panel of 189 corporate officials, remains a target as hearings resume in October.
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Truck Driver Killed as Brakes Give Way
A truck driver, Shirley J Mueller, 27, was killed Wednesday after brakes failed on a heavy tireless vehicle and sent it out of control near the Wolf Creek Pass on U S Highway 160 about four miles west of the summit. The Colorado Highway Patrol reported the fatal plunge occurred on the mountain pass at the 10,850 foot elevation.
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Seek Nurses in Polio Epidemic in Boston
An appeal for nurses passed 1,000 on Wednesday as Massachusetts fights a polio emergency. Dr. Joseph P. Reardon, state epidemiologist, notes six New England states have recruited 1,529 nurses through Aug. 10, with 259 from Massachusetts. The state has seen 44 polio deaths and heavy strain on Boston hospital staffs as 16 year old girl dies and 12 polio cases in 1955 rise.
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