Japanese Claim U S Tested 4th H Bomb
Japanese scientists report higher radioactivity in rain in Osaka and Niigata linked to a fourth hydrogen bomb test at Bikini between April 25 and 27. Professors Nishiwaki and Watanabe say rain samples show increases comparable to earlier tests, but remain not dangerously radioactive.
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Japan
Yasushi Nishiwaki
Osaka Medical University
Osaka
Nishiwaki
Hironobu Watanabe
Niigata University
Niigata
Watanabe
Los Angeles Mayor orders probe into city car use
Los Angeles Mayor Pi Mayo Poulson ordered a survey of city owned automobiles used by municipal employees. At a budget hearing he said seven Civil Defense staff take cars home at night, calling that use unauthorized and noting seven cars in a 19 person department is unreasonable. Civil Defense Director Richard Lynch said CD workers are on 24 hour call and often speak at night events.
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Mayo Poulson
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Richard K. Lynch
Jury Dooms Kidnap Pair in California Case
Harold Jackson and mhild Joseph Lear were convicted under California's Little Lindbergh Law for kidnapping real estate broker Leonard Moskovitz on January 16. The jury sentenced them to death with no leniency. appeals were planned.
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Public disclosure on harnessing thermonuclear power
U S Senator Hickenlooper disclosed that American scientists are exploring peaceful uses of H-bomb power. He stated there is a possibility of direct power production through controlled thermonuclear reactions during a World Affairs Council speech in Philadelphia. He noted prior admissions of potential but limited to destructive use.
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Stellar Blast Spotted in Palomar Eye
Caltech announces a supernova found in Virgo using the Palomar Observatory 18 inch Schmidt telescope. Preliminary estimates place its brightness near that of typical supernovae, about 100 million times brighter than the sun. Discovered by Paul Wild, 29, a Caltech research assistant since 1951, the observatory is run by Caltech and the Carnegie Institution of Washington.
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Virgo
Palomar Observatory
California Institute of Technology
Paul Wild
Switzerland
Caltech
Carnegie Institution of Washington
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