Atomic Power to Drive Future War and Industry
Senator Clinton P. Anderson spoke for the American Mining Congress, arguing atomic energy will power military and civilian uses. He forecast atomic ships and planes, a booming market for nuclear materials, and that most new central station power will run on atomic energy by century’s end. He warned against forecasts of demand decline after 1962 government guarantees end.
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Turn Down of Allen by Graves Revealed
Kenneth Morton investigates for the attorney general's office interviewing legislators to learn if Fleming or aides pressed for support of the Allen bill. Fleming says a campaign group ran an education effort for homes in Lakewood and spent 22 dollars, while he and Lindsay say conferences with Allen were legislators initiated and exempt from lobbying law.
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Funeral Thursday for ABC Founder in Santa Barbara
Funeral services are planned Thursday for Orlando Clinton Harn 34 founder and former president of the Amit Bureau of Circulations for Publications He died Monday from a heart attack A former Cleveland newspaper man Harn led ABC in the 1920s and later served as its managing director from 1937 to 1939
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Millionaire Mollie Bragne Separated in Divorce Talks
Mrs Bragne a 28 year old heiress to department store fortunes has separated from her husband 43 head of a wine firm since 1947 The two deny immediate divorce actions though counsel say talks are ongoing She has moved to a hotel and has no children in the marriage
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Foes of Rhee Stage Parliament Walkout
In Seoul the entire opposition bloc walked out of the National Assembly following heated debate over attacks on the Taegu Main Shinmun. Leader Kwak Sang Hoon accused President Syngman Rhee’s Liberal Party of shielding terrorists as police investigate.
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Baptist Association Admits Two Negro Churches
In Austin the Baptist association voted 99 to 25 to admit Ebenezer and 19th Street Baptist Churches, marking the first such inclusion in the Southern Baptist Convention. Leaders said the decision followed a heated debate Tuesday night.
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Treasury Secretary to Be L A Civic Guest
George W. Tumphrey, U S Treasury Secretary, will be honored at a banquet in Los Angeles on November 16, announced by Chairman R Valentine. It will be Tumphrey’s first official visit to the city, with over 1 000 Southern service leaders expected to attend at the Biltmore Bowl.
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Eisenhower Dulles discuss disarmament letter flow
Dulles stated the President approved a speech to the American Legion and indicated Eisenhower would forward Bulgaria’s letter as an interim reply to Sp bak Bulganin’s recent inquiry. The White House said Bulganin’s letter raised many technical questions under study as the two sides consider exchanges of military blueprints and mutual aerial inspections.
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Greek towns face flood threat as Vardar swells
In Salonika Plain the swollen Vardar River, rising from southern Yugoslavia, prompted a state of emergency in Macedonia. Residents, led by Greek authorities, worked overnight with shovels, sandbags, and improvised barriers to prevent a breakthrough, while Greek 3rd Army engineers stood on standby.
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Wife of Pilot Killed in Crash Also Dies
SHAKOPE), Minn, the wife of one of two Northwest Airlines pilots killed in a crash near here died in hospital. Lois Ryan, 41, found semi conscious near the bodies, died about 20 hours after the amphibian plane struck an oak tree in a bog while returning from a hunting trip on Lake of the Woods near the Canadian border. Charles Ryan, 43, Prior Lake, Minn, the pilot, Don King, 46, Minneapolis, and his wife Ann Hing, 44, were killed.
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Freed Missionary Sails for America
Hong Kong reports Levi A. Levegren a Kerry Grove Ors missionary freed from a Chinese prison. he departed by Swedish liner Pretoria via Beiul for the United States with his wife and two children. The couple’s daughter lives in Hong Kong and another daughter is married to a Baptist minister in Blinot, North Dakota.
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Anglican church leader Rev Robert Huitz dies at 78
The Rev Robert Arthur Huit longtime executive secretary of the Anglican Church of Canada and canon of St James Cathedral Toronto died Tuesday at age 78. He had served in church leadership since 1957.
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Record Crop Outlook Hinges on Weather
Washington reports October crop production may match or exceed 1948 levels if late season growing and harvest conditions stay favorable. The Agriculture Department says farm output, including crops and livestock, will be largest in U S history, aided by ample stockpiles and lower prices. Feed grains tonnage is down about 6 percent due to government scrap restrictions.
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American Airlines hits world first 50 millionth passenger
American Airlines reports its 50 millionth passenger boarded a plane in one of 77 cities served, marking the first time the airline has carried that many passengers. The six month 1955 period saw strong overall traffic.
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