U S Starts Fiscal Year Still in Red
The United States begins its fiscal year 1955 in deficit, with early estimates showing about 2.9 billion dollars in red for the year ending June 30. Revenues were below expectations while spending cuts exceeded prior projections, keeping Uncle Sam in the red as 1954 closes.
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Two Dakota Incumbent Isolons Win Nomination
In Fargo North Dakota the two incumbent congressmen at large Asher Burdick and Otto Krueger led a four man Republican primary, with Nordhaugen and Hetman trailing. Gov. Norman Brunsdale won renomination by defeating Wallace Warner, and Don Brymers faced no opposition in a Democratic slate. Republican nomination largely guarantees reelection in the GOP-leaning state.
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Power Plant Leads to New Cold War Tactics
Washington reports Russia claims new lead in atomic power as a 5000 kilowatt plant touted by Soviet officials highlights a shift in the Cold War. U S atomic experts warn the development could become a tool to pressure and outmaneuver Western allies in Asia and Africa.
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Oppenheimer hints at plea to Eisenhower after AEC ruling
Robert Oppenheimer suggested on Wednesday he may appeal to President Eisenhower regarding the Atomic Energy Commission decision barring him from access to secret atomic data. He said he was surprised by the President’s openness to listening and that an appeal had never occurred to him. He plans to continue research in fundamental physics despite the setback, noting many private institutions are conducting government experiments where he is no longer welcome. The AEC states he is unfit to handle U.S. atomic secrets due to defects of character, though loyalty was not contested.
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