GE dedicates Jet Plant in Ohio with secret nuclear engine plans
At Lockland Ohio on March 19 General Electric opened parts of a new jet center to the public while shielding sections tied to an Air Force and atomic energy project for a nuclear powered airplane. The display included a floating control room recording jet tests, upright engine assembly, fortress test cells handling 1000 degree exhaust, and new precision machines for turbojet parts.
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Eternal Rome feature in April Holiday
Alan Moorehead extols a bustling modern Rome and a timeless historic city in his 24 page feature Eternal Rome. The piece blends vibrant scenes of bars, movie queens, fro zen foods and gas stations with notes on enduring beauty and romance.
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North Carolina GOP factions clash over 26 convention votes
At the North Carolina Republican convention in Charlotte delegates split on preference for the 26 national convention votes. AP poll favored Taft with 15 votes, Eisenhower 6, others uncommitted. Eisenhower and Taft camps conflict over pledged delegates and two at large picks were taft and Eisenhower aligned, with one uncommitted.
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Deadline on Nippon brides last minute rush in Japan
At Tokyo and other Japanese consulates, hundreds of American servicemen wed Japanese fiancées to qualify for bringing wives to the United States. About ninety-five marriages took place at Tokyo alone with similar numbers at Yokohama Nagoya Kobe Fukuoka and Sapporo as brides and grooms faced a 2 pm deadline. Most grooms were based in Japan. some were on leave from Korea or on furlough from the Air Force.
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Ike's Write-in Vote Amazes Observers
Washington dispatch notes Eisenhower's write-in in Minnesota primary trails Stassen by a few thousand, while near-wins in two congressional districts could force convention play. Wisconsin law excludes write-ins. Taft and Stassen lead in delegate prospects, with New Jersey and Oregon pivotal later in the race.
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Hoffman Seeks Full Time for Eisenhower Campaign
Paris report says Paul Hoffman intends a three month leave from his Ford Foundation directorship to devote time to Gen Dwight D Eisenhower's presidential bid. Lange urged the leave as campaign director of the Citizens Committee for Eisenhower.
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Ike's Intention Stirs Anxiety at Pentagon
Washington officials discuss potential successors to Gen Eisenhower as supreme commander of Allied Powers in Europe if he returns home. Ridgway, Gruenther, Bradley and Montgomery top the speculative list with Ridgway favored for wartime and Korea leadership. Officials reject non American candidates for NATO command.
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Hotel Ambassador vault theft shocks New York
New York reports a theft at the plush Hotel Ambassador where $17,500 in cash and four jewelry pieces valued at $13,300, plus $4,600 in cash, vanished from a wall safe deposit box in the cashier's office between 1 p.m. Monday and 1 p.m. yesterday. Victim identified as Mrs Maureen Tatlor of London England.
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