Star Dust May Trigger Rainfall In Australia And Arizona
Tests in January will check if meteor dust from outer space helps clouds produce rain. Scientists from the Institute of Atmospheric Physics at the University of Arizona and Australia’s CSIRO will fly daily over southern Arizona and eastern Australia to collect air samples, form clouds, and record ice crystal formation temperatures to assess natural seeding effects.
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Murray Sinclair
Tucson
Ariz
Space
Nature
Earth
Arizona
Australian
United States
Institute of Atmospheric Physics
University of Arizona
Australia
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Organization
E. G. Bowen
Richard Kassander
Institute
Bowen
Stralia
Kassander
Replacements Sought After Farm Attaches Lose Posts
Washington security moves target replacements for Wolf Lagetinsky and other agriculture attaches. Ladojinsky, a Russian born land reform expert, was ousted from Tokyo over medical and security concerns. Benson said State Dept staff review continues, noting Ladejinsky remains on loan and may seek reemployment in agriculture. security clearance is required for sensitive posts.
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Washington
T Benson
Wolf Lagetinsky
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Frm
Russia
Ronson
United Press
Amercaval
J i. Benson
Benson
Dejinsky
State
State Department
Ladejins
Far Eastern
The
Foreign Agriculture Service
Ladejinsky
Ladeinsky
Eisenhower
Fire devastates Pusan refugee area destroying 800 homes
A large blaze swept through a refugee district in Pusan destroying over 800 flimsy Korean houses and leaving about 4,000 people homeless. American and Korean firefighters gained control after two hours as winds pushed the fire from Yong Di hill toward the border of refugee homes and business stores. The fire’s origin was blamed on an elderly Korean woman who may have forgotten to extinguish a candle.
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Pusan
Yong di Hill
Bel
U.S Army
U.S. Army
55Th Quartermaster Depot
Baptist Student Union Head Attends Texas Meet
The Rev. Bruce McIver of Texas Tech will attend the eighth annual Texas Baptist Student Department seminar at Mt. Lebanon encampment near Dallas on December 2. The event draws 38 student directors and Bible teachers from the Baptist General Convention of Texas for study, sharing and fellowship with speakers Culbert G. Rutenber Dr Chester F. Swor Rev Gordon Clinard and Rev Prentis Chunn. Bible study will be led by Arthur Smith W C Raines and Bill Coble.
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Bruce McIver
Texas Tech
Texas Baptist
Mt. Lebanon
Dallas
State Baptist
W. F. Howard
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Culbert G. Rutenber
Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Chester FE. Swor
Jackson
Miss
Gordon Clinard
First Baptist Church of
Huntsville
Prentis Chunn
First Baptist Church
San Marcos
Arthur Smith
Texas Agm
W. C. Raines
Texas University
Bill Coble
North Texas State College
Spy hysteria grips Poland under state secrecy law
Paris reports Polish exile sources describe a rising spy hysteria in Poland. Advices say authorities tighten the 1950 State Secrets Law on government administrations and the general population.
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Paris
Poland
Christmas Eve at Arctic radar base voice of Airman Casey Vondegrem
Airman Casey Vondegrem of the Alaskan Air Command describes Christmas Eve at a lonely Bering Sea radar site. He portrays a 60 below wind, a snow carpet, and a tight, vigilant crew living as brothers despite isolation. They embrace duty, camaraderie, and hope for world peace.
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Arctic
Washington
America
Casey Vondegrem
Alaskan Air Command
Defense Department
Bering Sea
Democrats Seize Unity On Foreign Policy Amid Senate Split
Senate Democrats, buoyed by post election unity, plan to center their agenda on foreign and defense policy. They expect stronger support for Eisenhower on these issues, while the GOP remains divided. Johnson pitches a cautious, united approach to future legislation, including labor and minimum wage debates, amid regional Democratic rifts.
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Raymond Lahr
Washington
Senate
Democrats
Eisenhower
House
Minny
Presiegener
GOP
Lydon Fb.doinsn
Johnson
United Front
Congressional
Congress
Democratic South
Antique dealer gets back stolen goods on Christmas
Oklahoma City reports Mrs. Carl Glitseh recovered $1000 worth antique lamps and candelabra after a telephoned confession from a woman posing as a customer led to the return on Christmas Eve. The caller promised to explain someday while wishing Merry Christmas.
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Oklahoma City
Carl Glitseh
Proto
Christian Science Lesson Sunday in Lubbock churches
The weekly Christian Science lesson sermon will cite John 14:12 as Jesus promises believers will do greater works. In local incidents Fra Eileen Axtell, seven, escaped serious injury after being struck on 19th Street by W L Pattillo’s car but sustained minor bruises. John W Jolly of Littlefield received a broken nose when his auto hit a monument at Texas Tech and Broadway. Mr and Mrs Fred Duzon of Harlingen visit Lubbock over holidays with Walker F Jackson and family.
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Jesus
John
Lubbock
19Th St
Eileen Axtell
J. W. Axtell
47Th St
W. L. Pattillo
13Th St
Axtell
Pattillo
John W. Jolly
Littlefield
Methodist Hospital
Texas Tech
Broadway
College Ave
Jolly
Fred Duzon
Harlingen
Walker F. Jackson
Ave. R
Amarillo Rites Set For H. C. Starks
Funeral services for H C Starks a 53 year old Amarillo civic leader will be held at 10 am Monday at First Christian Church with Dr Newton Robinson officiating Starks a former Amarillo Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis Club president died Friday after two years ill health He was Phillips Petroleum Co division manager in the Amarillo area for 25 years and came here from Bartlesville Oklahoma Survivors include wife Audrey three daughters a sister and two grandchildren
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Amarillo
H. C. Starks
First Christian Church
Newton Robinson
Starks
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips
Masonic Lodge
Audrey
T. O. Starks
Davis
Patricia Bell
Sheila Starks
Melody Tyler
Oklahoma City
John Greenwald
Fort Worth
Survey on Savings and Spending Planned by Fed Board
The Federal Reserve Board to conduct its tenth annual Survey of Consumer Finances in 6 regions over two months. Interviewers from the University of Michigan will ask random residents about car, home purchases, savings, and financial plans. Names will not be requested and data kept confidential. Lake Placid opens an International Museum of Winter Sports, a non profit entity by the Chamber of Commerce, displaying authentic gear of famed athletes.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
University of Michigan
Survey Research Center
Lake Placid
N.Y
Chamber of Commerce
Mecca
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