Four Soviet Savants at U S Parley in Seattle
Four Soviet science leaders from Moscow joined the International Congress on Theoretical Physics in Seattle. Led by Dr. M N Bogoliubov, the group included Dr. Sergei V Tyablikov Dr. Valadin Barashenkov and Dr K Ter Martirosyan. They spoke little of Russian research, noting field theory as a primary interest. Dr Oppenheimer and Dr Manley welcomed the visitors and invited them to Princeton after the Seattle meeting.
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Seattle
Russia
M. N. Bogoliubov
Sergei V. Tyablikov
Valadin Barashenkov
K. Ter Martirosyan
Academy of Sciences
Moscow
Bogoliubov
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Institute of Advanced Study
Princeton University
John Manley
University of Washington
U S Plans Disappoint Latins At Inter-American Talks
Washington reports show Latin delegates expressing disappointment at U.S. proposals while agreeing the conference will yield some results. Dr Milton Eisenhower outlined aims for industrialization better agricultural training and research improved statistics cooperation on malaria and tuberculosis efforts.
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Washington
U.S
Milton Eisenhower
Murrow See It Now to feature Suez crisis on Oct 7
CBS Edward R. Murrow will devote the October 7 See It Now to the Suez Canal crisis with a filmed interview of Egypt's President Nasser. The program will discuss matters including scholarships for Latin Americans, education plans, and U.S. proposals criticized as vague by some Latin American delegates.
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Suez Canal
Edward R. Murrow
CBS
Egypt
Nasser
U.S
FEAF Units to Receive Super Sabre Jets in Far East
FEAF announced Super-Sabre jets will be stationed in the Far East for the first time in November to bolster defense. The 80th Fighter Bomber Squadron at Tatsuke, southern Japan, will be the first Japan based unit converted, with other units of the Fifth Air Force to follow as jets become available.
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US Air Force
Bob Burns' Daughter Freed on Writ After Gun Arrest
Hollywood Wisconsin 18 year old Barbara Burns daughter of late comedian Bob Burns was released on a writ of habeas corpus after police said she was arrested with a gun in her purse. A waitress Marié Meier 28 said she grabbed the gun when Burns allegedly reached into her purse while in a restaurant with actor Don Covert 21 who signed the complaint. Police held Burns on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. Burns claimed Covert posed as a federal narcotics agent and had harassed her. She said she obtained the gun for protection. Burns died last February leaving a canyon apartment exile.
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Barbara Burns
Bob Burns
Covert
Miss Burns
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Search Called Off for Weather Plane
The U S Air Force ended its nine day hunt for a missing weather plane with 16 aboard that vanished over the Sea of Japan while tracking Typhoon Emma. Air Force aircraft flew over 135 sorties and logged 1,257 hours searching northwest of Honshu for the aircraft and any possible survivors.
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U. S. Air Force
Sea of Japan
Air Force
Honshu
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