Tornadoes Kill 30 Injure 100 Across Mississippi Arkansas
Severe storms lashed Commerce Landing Leatherman Plantation and surrounding areas injuring about 100 and killing 30. A school was destroyed and a teacher died as residents aided the injured and homeless. Red Cross dispatched disaster teams and blood supplies to Mississippian towns.
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France
Highway Patrol
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Felton
Mississippi River
Leatherman
Abbay Plantations
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Holly Springs
Huntsville
Ala
Ammmunites
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American Red Cross
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Birmingham
Tenn
Yom
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Coahoma Hospital
Clarksdale
New York City
Maryland
Garrett County
New York
New England
Boston
Old Town
Maine
Caribou
Presque Isle
Rockies
Plains
Plateau
Burlington
Pensacola
Fla
Nehru Seeks Formosa Stand and Peace Message
The report outlines Formosan defense concerns around Keelung and the Tachens amid Red bombings. It notes U S officials including Karl L. Rankin meeting Chiang Kai-shek, possible evacuation delays, and bipartisan talks on highway and army matters.
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Nehru
Formosa
China
U. S
Karl L. Rankin
Chiang Kai-shek
Tachens
Earle E. Partridge
U. S. Far East Air Forces
Mooh
Tachen Islands
Eisenhower
U. W
Peiping
Researchers Grow Ulcers in Monkeys Stupor
Dr H W Magoun of UCLA introduces study at Long Beach VA Hospital and outlines the research program visiting Tulane University Miami University and VA hospitals in New Orleans Puerto Rico and Brazil. He says he represents many research workers and will lecture on ongoing neuro surgical research.
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H. W. Magoun
UCLA
Fortune Magazine
Aanteviden
French
Tulane University
New Orleans
Miami University
Miami, Fla. VA
VA Hospital and Medical Society
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Rio de Janeero
Brazil
Uruguay
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Santiago
Chile
Lima
Peru
Mexico City
Long Beach VA
Gusty Winds Batter Long Beach Southland
Strong winds felled trees across streets in Long Beach area. Downed wires, blocked driveways, and two dozen moored boats torn from moorings in Newport Harbor. Power outages brief in Huntington Beach. snow flurries reported on the Ridge Route and nearby mountains.
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Ions
Fashion Ave
Colorado St
Eemen Ave
Daisy Ave
Willow St
W. 19Th St
Pasadena Ave
20Th St
Santa Fe Ave
Louise St
Long Beach
Harding St
Atlantic Ave
Newport Harbor
Harbor Department
Grange County
Huntington Beach
San Pedro
Wilmington
Harbor City
Dixon-Yates Furor Slows AEC Work, Jackson Claims
Senator Jackson says the Dixon-Yates furor visibly slows Atomic Energy Commission progress. He cites testimony from AEC members while Lewis Strauss defends operations, noting possible added burdens but no interference. The Senate House Atomic Energy Committee hearings continue, focusing on peaceful uses of atomic energy.
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ORBEA
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Congress
Eisenhower
Federal Housing Administration
TVA
Tennessee Valley Authority
Jackson
Washington
D.-Wash
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Commission
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Lewis L. Strauss
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Joint Committee
Dixon-Yates
Dixons Yates
Stolen Iran Records Found in Red Hideout
Tehran military governor Teimaur Bakhtiar announced the finding of stolen army intelligence records in a Communist Party hideout. Azim Aziari, a stenographer for Majlis, was arrested after the basement discovery in western Tehran.
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Cehran
Iran
Tehran
Teimaur Bakhtiar
Azim Aziari
Azkari
Bakhtiar
Poison plot to kill husband nets two Bronx women prison
Two Bronx women Patricia Ricco and Media Rainey were sentenced to indefinite prison terms for a plan to hire a taxi driver to murder Ricco’s husband James to collect a $53,000 life insurance and sue the taxi firm for $100,000. The husband cried at the verdict.
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New York
Patricial Ricco
Bronx
James
Media Rainey
Ricco
Super Sabre Ban Lifted by Air Force
The Air Force lifted the flying ban on the F100 Super Sabre after tests by Air Force engineers and North American Aviation showed the aircraft is safer with a new vertical tail and modified control system. The jet, once grounded after fatal crashes, now resumes flight with most aircraft approved for testing.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
North American Aera Inc
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