Army to Build Giant Solar Furnace for Weapons Tests
The Army plans a 96 foot solar furnace at the Quartermaster Research and Engineering Center in Natick Massachusetts. It features 28 curved mirrors each 23.14 inches in diameter forming a 40 by 36 foot mirror to concentrate sun rays into a four inch wide chamber to simulate atomic explosion temperatures for testing materials used to protect soldiers.
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Smaller Church Groups Found Growing Faster
At the National Lutheran Council's 89th annual meeting in Atlantic City Rev. Dr. F Eppling Reinartz noted that smaller, informal denominations are growing faster than big traditional ones. He cited about 200 such groups nationwide and warned against abuses in evangelism and mass appeal. He urged genuine evangelism within Lutheran life.
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Pravda Criticizes Soviet Ideology Efforts
Pravda condemns idle and corrupted Soviet elements aiding anti-Soviet forces. It urges intensified ideological and propaganda work across rural and urban party organizations amid concerns over bourgeois influence and imperialist aggression.
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February Better Homes & Gardens shows basic secret of good decorating
The article promises a graceful home style with best principles and full color photographs to inspire. It asserts readers can make their homes awe inspiring with guidance, and invites purchase of the February issue wherever magazines are sold.
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China Youths Target Spy Aims in 1957 Plan
The Nationalist era youth groups outline covert operations to undermine the Red regime in mainland China. Led by Chiang Ching-kuo, the organization includes many college and high school students aiming to expand underground activity.
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Lundeberg Rites Thursday in Burlingame Park
Funeral services are planned Thursday for Lundeberg a longtime secretary and top negotiator for the Sailors Union of the Pacific. He died Monday after a mild heart seizure at age 64 in San Francisco. Memorial Park burial expected after memorial mass. In Vatican news repairs to 11228 Italian church bells destroyed in World War II are complete and tolling will resume.
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Mission in Saigon Advisors Visit U.S. Aid Plan
President Eisenhower’s citizens advisory committee arrived in Saigon from Bangkok to review the U S aid program in South Vietnam. The delegation’s purpose is to inspect how U S assistance is implemented and assess its impact on the war effort and local stability.
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Babysitter Ad Promises Reliable Home Child Care
Stuck at home for lack of someone to care for the kids Dial HE 23 5959 for a competent babysitter. The classified ad invites quick help from a trusted caregiver available for hire.
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