Eisenhower orders atomic powered merchant ship design
President Eisenhower directed government agencies to proceed rapidly with the design and construction of America's first atomic powered merchant ship. The 595 foot vessel would carry about 100 passengers and 12,000 tons deadweight, with a service speed of 21 knots and a spending limit of 615 million dollars. The project, authorized by Congress, aims to showcase peaceful atomic energy without secret reactor details.
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Recruit Workers Rapidly via Classified Ads
A time pivot in staffing urges rapid recruitment through classified ads dialing HE 2 5959. The notice emphasizes quick response and direct contact to fill worker positions. It reflects a period emphasis on classified outreach and telephone prompts for employment ads.
Police to Count Stacks of Cash Littering Ex-Cabby's Old Home
WEST BABYLON N Y UP Police count hundreds of crumpled bills and tarnished coins found scattered through the ramshackle Long Island house of retired cab driver John Van Huda 58 and his recluse sister Jeanne 64 after two men posing as delivery drivers robbed him of about 12000 dollars. Police filled two boxes with cash and neighbors say they never saw such riches in the area.
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Nixon Pushes for GOP Congress in Ohio Campaign
In Dayton Nixon urged re election of U S Sen George H Bender and Ohio Republican congressmen. He said Democrats blocked the Eisenhower program and vowed to work with a President and a Republican House and Senate. He claimed the Eisenhower years were the best four years and urged intensive campaigning to elect a President and GOP Congress.
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Kefauver Attacks Nixon On False Premises In Vermont
Senator Estes Kefauver charged Vice President Richard Nixon is presenting a false face in the campaign. He argued Nixon seeks the White House on false premises and urged Vermonters to consider the real Nixon, citing his broad coast to coast tour and criticism of Nixon’s record and methods.
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