Pigeons, Bears, Grasshoppers and a Bus of News
A quirky round of incidents follows Rev. Stocking's pigeon purge at Porterville First Methodist Church and Dale Rea’s bear kill near Durango. A Albuquerque grasshopper winner, broken legs treated in Albany, a robin died after a split hospital notice, army worms marching in six states, and a Hartford boy’s bandage dilemma plus a hypnotism party near San Diego end with deputies and a slap that revives a teen.
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Porterville
Carl Stocking
Stocking
Dale Rea
Fort Lewis Agricultural and Mining College
Durango
Colo
Rea
Grasshopper
Sandia Air Base
Abuquerque
N, ML
Jeff Wright
G. A. Wright
Jeff
Albuquerque
Skippy
Albany
Ellen Abelson
Leslie Berliner
Robin
Press-Telegram
Montgomery County
Maryland
Spring Valley
San Diego
Lawrence Baker
Nancy Fogg
Lawrence
Sheriff's Deputies
Nancy
W. T. Soldman Jr
Soldman
U S Solves Two Major A Bomb Power Secrets
Washington reports dramatic U S advances in atomic know how with two key events. A Yucca Flats test produced a massive hydrogen bomb potential and a breeder project at Idaho promises plentiful plutonium. Observers expect a larger hydrogen device tests in the Marshall Islands or Bikini Atoll.
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Washington
United States
New
Lyada Proving Ground
Idaho S
Pacific Island
Yucca Flats
Nevada
Japan
UW. S
U.S
Pacific Ocean
Marshall Islands
Eniwetok Proving Ground
Marshall Group
Bikini Atoll
Eniwetok
L A Studies Increase s in City Water Rates
The Los Angeles Water and Power Commission seeks a 20 percent water rate rise. If approved, city customers would pay about 67 cents more monthly, totaling roughly 34 million dollars annually for higher operating costs and an expansion program. The commission notes rates have been unchanged for 15 years.
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L.A
Los Angeles
Water and Power Commission
Disabled Veteran Survives 200 Foot Lookout Mountain Fall
Chester Goins, 31, of Gadsden Alabama, rolled 200 feet down Lookout Mountain above railway tracks. He perched on a 35 foot ledge and was rescued after four hours with minor injuries. Firemen Red Cross police and volunteers aided using a search light and ropes. he apologized to rescuers for causing trouble.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Alabama
Lookout Mountain
Chester Goins
Gadsden
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Red Cross
Goins
Harold J. Murray
Cleveland
Ohio
Tennessee River
Sheriff's Office
University of South Concedes on Segregation Issue
A board of trustees vote ends a racial segregation dispute by directing the university to give all theology school applications thorough consideration without regard to race, ending a controversy that simmered since June 1952. The move affects admissions policy at the school of theology and signals a broader compliance with equal treatment standards.
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Skhwanse
Lenn
University of the [South
School of Theology
Energy Saves More Lives Than Those Lost to Bombs
Dr. John Z. Bowers of the University of Utah told AMA delegates that atomic energy has saved far more lives through medical uses of radioactive atoms than the 80,000 lives lost in Japanese atomic bombings. He cited thyroid cancer treatment, adrenal gland research, and hopes to target cancers with radioactive chemicals, plus better protection for A-bomb victims.
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New York
Atomic Energy
Japan
John Z. Bowers
Bowers
University of Utah College of Medicine
American Medical Association
Utah
Paul D. White
Boston
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court
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Corpus Christi
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Joe Littlefield
Miranda
Dorothy Jonson
Clyde Brewer
Lookout Mi
U. of South
Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Science
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Boden
Ber Audit Bureau of Circulation
America
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