Fees Rap Structure of Dixon-Yates Plan
Securities and Exchange Commission hearings scrutinize the Dixon Yates plan to finance a West Memphis Arkansas power plant at 104 million dollars with working capital bringing total to 110 million. Opponents challenge cost estimates and the interlocking relations of private utilities amid TVA and AEC involvement.
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Dixon-Yates
Washington
T the Securities, An Exchange Commission
SEC
Dixon- Yates Group
West Memphis
Joseph Volpe Jr
Tennessee
Balgar Hf. Dixon
Middle South Utilities
Eariier
Ine Volpe
Dixon
Yates
Velpe
Eliasco
Atomic Energy Commission
TAEC
Tennessee Valley i Authority
TVA
Utility Holding Company
State Allocates Cash for Operating Fairs
California tentatively allocates 5 750 000 dollars to fund operation of district and county fairs under the State Division of Fairs and Expositions for 19 E. A Finance Department spokesman attending the Western Fair Association meeting reported the plan.
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Monterey
California
State Divisionyr of
State Department of Finance
Five Medics Refuse to Answer Communist Inquiry in LA
Five medical men testified before California's Un-American Activities Committee and refused to answer whether they are or have been members of the Communist Party. They cited the First, Fourth, Fifth and 14th amendments, plus state and federal laws, and offered brief remarks about past affiliations without specifics.
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Los ‘Angeles
Communist Party
State Senate Committee On Un-American Activities
U. S
California
Richard W. Lippman
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Lebanon Stalt
Richard §. Combs
Arts, Sciences, and Professions Council Medical Board
Council
Lippman
Community Medical Center
Joseph Hittelman
Los Angeles County
Medinal Assa
P. Price Dobbs
Saul Matlin
Wilbert
Gordon
Leonore
Union fights dismissal of silent probe in whistleblow case
Witnesses invoke the Fifth Amendment before the McCarthy Senate Subcommittee as Maurice Slater, former business manager of United Electric Works Union, is fired for refusing to answer questions. The UE policy committee vows a grievance and reinstatement with full rights, while others from Bethlehem Steel and Luria Engineering face suspensions amid the probe into Communist influence in eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey plants.
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Phillipsburg
N. J
Ingersoll-Rand
McCarthy Senate
United, Electrical Works Union
Ind
Thre Imion
Maurice W. Slater
Inpersil-Rand
Slater
Pitth Amend
Subehtravilies
CIO
Easton
Pita
Harold Allen
Lehigh Founder, Inc
Allen
United Steelworkers Union
John Babirak
Paul Ault
Bethlehem Steel Co
Babirak
Bethlehem
Ault
Wile Llamsport
Alvin J. Meller
Luria Engineering Co
Bethlehem Steel
Joseph Piqueci
John Szabo
Swedish King Presents Nobel Prizes to Five Americans
King Gustaf Adolf VI led the 1954 Nobel ceremonies in Stockholm awarding five Americans and two Germans. Major prizes went to Linus Pauling in chemistry and three Americans for medicine and physics. Hemingway was a late entry in literature. The event included gold medals, diplomas, and a banquet, with no peace prize awarded that year.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gustaf Adolf VI
Ernost Hemingway
Cuba
U. S
J. Moors Cabot
Hemingway
Anders Osterling
Royal Academy of Literature
Peto
Wro de
John F. Enders
Harvard Medical School
Thomas H. Welter
Harvard School of Public Health
Frederick C. Robbins
Fommir
Western Reserve Medical School
Cleveland
Linus Pauling
California Institute of Technology
Max Born
Walter Bothe
Bothe
West Germany
Johanna Bothe
Oswald Riedel
Sven Gard
Gunnar Haegg
Pauling
Malarea
Alfred B. Nobel
Hemlingway
Walkie Talkie Gang Robs Bank in San Francisco Heist
A four-man gang used a walkie talkie and guns to rob the Bank of America Arguello Geary branch in broad daylight, escaping in a two door sedan after leaving $16,599 in cash and missing about $30,000 in the vault. Two suspects are suspected of involvement in a prior Oakland heist. The getaway car was abandoned near Golden Gate Park as police fanned out along routes from the city.
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San Francisco
Pollice
FHI
Bank of America
Arguello, Geary
Martin Lee
Oakland
Cashlee
Henry Sordelli
Don Jacobs
Jacobs
Golden Gate Park
Man Wanders for 2 Days in 12 Weather
CASPER Wyo UPI Safe after two days and nights in zero weather on Wyoming plains a 35 year old insurance salesman was reported in good condition. Ross Frampton of Thermopolis apparently suffered shock and exposure. Frampton staggered to a ranch home 39 miles south of Casper and was driven to Medicine Bow by Frank Smith. A National Guard ambulance was expected. The ranch owner said 10 inches of snow lay on the ground and temperatures were 10 to 12 below zero with no cover. Frampton was traveling with A A Meyer when their car stalled in a snowdrift. Meyer left the vehicle Wednesday morning and was spotted by air and rescued.
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Casper
Wyo
UPI
Wyoming Plains
Ross Frampton
Thermopolis
Frampton
Here
Medicine Row
Frank Smith
National Guard
Mark Howard
A. A. Meyer
Medicine Bow
82 Parking Tickets Lead To Heavy San Francisco Penalty
In San Francisco, Patrick M Regan 27 faced one of the citys heaviest traffic penalties. Municipal Judge Raymond J Arata offered 10 days in jail with a 536 dollar fine or 61 days in jail with no fine for 82 parade tickets and four other violations. Regan chose jail, with a decision on payment pending.
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San Francisco
Patrick
M. Regan
Raymond J. Arata
Regan
Youth Slays Father and Mother in Detroit Area Shootings
Detroit area teens were held for murder after two parents were killed. Sonny Fenwick, 14, admitted firing a shotgun that killed his father Lee Fenwick, 48, amid nightly arguments. Robert Romano, 13, killed his mother Elizabeth Nore, 33, after claiming he aimed at a television and a cocked .30 caliber rifle fired.
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Detroit
Sonny Lee Fenwick
Lee Fenwick
Robert Peter Romano
Rommoulus Township
Elizabeth Nore
Robert
Land
Rotert
Fenwick
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Eulatio Perea
Verdugo
Lucy
Livingstone
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Pasadena City College
Mary Brophy
Jessie
Eyaneville
Inte
Peng
Mye
Hale-Price
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Pacific
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