Palm Springs murder case tied to stolen goods and couple
In Palm Springs California police questioned Robert Miers and his wife Elizabeth Newell over the death of building inspector Donald E Graham. Graham was found beaten and suffocated in his home. stolen items included clothing watches a diamond ring stamps and vacuum cleaners. The couple said they met Graham at a nightclub and later fought but could not explain the theft.
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Strauss Sees Hydrogen Power Push for Peace
Chairman Lewis L. Strauss told CBS that the AEC effort to use hydrogen bomb power for peaceful ends has grown a thousandfold in two years. He acknowledged Soviet lead in accelerators like cyclotrons but said the U.S. remains ahead in atomic science and warned Russia could gain if the United States does not speed up development.
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U N Agrees to Cut Inspection in Korea
The United Nations Command agreed to reduce controversial inspection teams in Korea amid protests that left 44 U S soldiers and over 100 Koreans injured. The plan would close four ports of entry and halve team sizes, with Czechs and Poles labeled as spies by South Korea.
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Shigemitsu Opens 3 Day Capital Talks in Washington
Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu began a three day visit meeting with U S officials including Secretary of State Dulles. He seeks a forward step toward freer defense policy and relaxed trade with China while preserving ties with the United States. The plan envisions Japan raising ground forces to 183000 by 1958 and total forces to 260000 by 1962, with U S authorities eyeing a 350000 total by 1962 and no immediate change to the security treaty bases.
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Reds Claim Cyclotron is Largest
Pravda reports the Soviet Union possesses the world’s largest synchro cyclotron located at the Institute of Nuclear Problems, USSR Academy of Sciences in Moscow. The device accelerates atoms to extreme speeds for research, speeding progress in understanding atomic nuclei.
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Nixon lists five roadblocks to peace in Europe
Vice President Nixon told the Veterans of Foreign Wars there are five barriers to peace. He blamed Soviet actions for the division of Germany the arms race the Iron Curtain the colonial status of Eastern Europe and Moscow directed subversion. He warned only Soviet leaders can remove these obstacles and that real peace awaits their actions.
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