Atomic Energy Chief Says Huge H Bomb Could Take Out Any City
Washington AP Captioned report from President Eisenhower's news briefing. AEC Chairman Lewis Strauss stated hydrogen bombs large enough to destroy a city can be built, with March 1 and March 26 tests viewed as successful. He emphasized all tests were controlled and noted wind shifts carried fallout toward a fishing boat.
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Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Strauss
Eisenhower
Far Pacific
AEC
Toargin
New York
National Geographic Society
New York—Metropolitan Area
Reconciliation, Attempt Ends in Gunplay
Santa Ana report: Henry Bauer, 33, an appliance repairman, killed his mother-in-law Lilly Maria Tammaro and wounded his wife Joan L. Bauer, then fatally shot himself after an attempted reconciliation at a Santa Ana home. Mrs. Tammaro died, Mrs. Bauer remained critical. Bauer and Mrs. Tammaro were pronounced dead at the scene or Windigler Mortuary. Police said the couple had separated recently amid ongoing divorce proceedings.
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Henry Bauer
Santa Ana
Robert Clare
Eft
D. D. Smith
Bauer
W. Sixth St
Fairmont St
Lilly Maria Tammaro
Joan L
Eddie Bauer
Santa Ana Community Hospital
Tammaro
Windigler Mortuary
Soviet Note Proposes US Join NATO-Style European Security
Paris dispatch reports the Soviet Union offering to include the United States as a party to its European security framework and to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Molotov handed the 10 page note to the U.S., Britain, and France ambassadors in Moscow, urging multilateral participation and warning against future war.
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Paris
Soviet Union
United States
Berlin
Ussr
V. M. Molotov
Britain
France
Moscow
Molotov
Benin
Eisenhower to Visit Kentucky April 23 Flight Planned
President Eisenhower will fly from Washington in the Presidential plane Columbine to Fort Knox on April 23. He will then drive to Hodgenville for a brief visit to Abraham Lincoln’s birthplace. He will speak at a New York dinner for the American Newspaper Publishers Assn. on April 22.
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Tke
Kentucky
Washington
Eisenhower
Assn
New York
White House
Columbine
Ft. Knox
Hodgenville
Abraham Lincoln
Wholesale Food Index Hits All Time High
Wholesale food prices measured by Dun and Bradstreet climbed this week to the highest point since 1916. The index reached 7.42, up 174 percent from the same week in 1953 when it stood lower.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Long Beach Responds to Eisenhower Tax Cut Stimulus
Local reactions hailed the federal excise tax cut as a boost to retail sales in Long Beach. Butter prices should drop 8 to 9 cents per pound, with further savings on appliances and some entertainment tickets. Retailers expect nationwide pass through, though concerns over broader tax relief remain.
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Long Beach
Eisenhower
Fred Sykes
Associated
Sykes
Syrup Crash Delays Grand Rapids Traffic
A syrup tanker from Chicago collided with a second truck on U S 16 South Belt Line near Grand Rapids. Traffic stalled for about an hour while Wyoming township firemen cleaned the roadway and eased congestion.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Chicago
Wyoming
Cheektowaga Schoolroom Blast Kills 11 Sixth Graders
In Cheektowaga New York a frame annex of an elementary school exploded and burned killing 11 sixth graders and injuring at least 19 teachers and pupils. Firemen found bodies in one room as flames rose and the building suffered total loss near Cleveland Hill Elementary.
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Cleveland Hill
Buffalo
Four Die in Santa Rita Copper Pit Blast
Mine blast at Santa Rita copper pit injures one and kills four workers. Os Nevott Copper Corp reports all men accounted for with one remaining injured. Continued on Page A-3 Col. 2.
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Santa Rita
Osnecott Copper Corp
West Los Angeles Actress Denies Suicide Attempt After Overdose
Corinne Calvet, 27, clad in night attire, told reporters she did not attempt suicide or despair over her divorce from actor John Bromfield. Police found her unconscious at 2:30 am after taking sleeping pills, later treated and sent home from Santa Monica Hospital. She described the incident as a stupid accident and said she had been nervous for two months, losing 15 pounds.
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West
Los Angeles
Corinne Calvet
John Bromfield
Bromfield
Mae
Deving
John
T. B. Ley
E. R. St. John
Santa Monica Hospital
Eisenhower backs Dulles Indochina stand
President Eisenhower confirmed agreement with Secretary of State Dulles on measures to counter a possible Communist advance in Southeast Asia. He said united action by Southeast Asian nations is needed and that the U S must be ready to meet any kind of attack, without detailing specific steps or troop deployments. The interview touched on European Defense Community plans and the question of American commitments abroad.
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Washington
East Asia
Samment
Dulles
Southeast Asia
Free World
United Action
Action
Hisenhower
Secretary
Eisenhower
United
Indochina
America
United States
European Defense Community Action
Where to Find It in the Paper
A brief index shows sections and pages for Beach Combing on B-1 and Bose on A-15, classified from B-10 to B-15, Comics on B-8, Crossword on A-10, Editorial on the Wisconsin page 9, and Tables on B-10 plus pages A-17 to A-19.
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Wis
French Halt Fanatic In Dien Bien Phu Clash
Indochina war scene at Dien Bien Phu where French defenders reportedly halted a fierce Vietminh assault. The battle described as decisive with heavy casualties and intense close combat, as ground was contested and forts endured relentless pressure.
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Dien Bien Phu
Indochina
Te Mare
Iis
Besch
Guna
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