Solon Sees Atomic Power Transforming Global Energy
Rep Sterling Cole of New York chairs hearings on atomic energy and public policy. He argues non military use of atomic power could surpass weapons in long term impact, outlining steps to amend the 1946 Atomic Energy Act and schedule hearings with various government bodies and industry groups.
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Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Washington
United States
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Joint Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Executive Branch
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Atomic Energy Commissioners
Giant Tankers Collide In Bay Off Delaware Coast
Two enormous oil carriers collide near Philadelphia in the Delaware Bay just after midnight. The Phoenix and Pan Massachusetts erupt in explosions and fire as 82 of 86 crew are rescued, with one dead and three missing. Survivors say whistle signal confusion contributed. The ships, each valued at about six million dollars, sink or beached as coast guards, engineers, and volunteers aid the injured.
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Wilmington
Del
America
Delaware
Coast
Army
Red Cross
Joseph Donnelly
Marcus Hook
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Houston
Phoenix
Pan Massachusetts
F. L. Judson
National Bulk Carriers, Inc
New York
Radford Arrives in Tokyo for Bases Inspection
Admiral Arthur Radford, newly named chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, lands in Tokyo for a one week inspection of military facilities in Japan and Korea. He travels from Formosa and hopes to visit Panmunjom if possible. He may meet Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida. He is welcomed by Vice Admiral Robert Briscoe.
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Tokyo
Adm
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Japan
Korea
Formosa
Radford
Panmunjom
Munsan
Shigeru Yoshida
Robert Briscos
Far East Naval Forces
Memorial Services On Normandy Invasion Site
A small caravan of Americans Britons and Canadians returned to Normandy villages to honor comrades killed on D-Day June 6 1944. Air Force Col E F Gregory represented the United States. Separate services will be led by Viscount Bernard Montgomery in Ramville and General de Gaulle in St Lo.
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Bayeux
France
Normandy
D-Day
Europe
Air Force
E. F. Gregory
Paris
United States
Bernard Law Montgomery
Ramville
Gen
Charles de Gaulle
St. Lo
Journalism Fraternity Warns Against Secret Meetings
The Sigma Delta Chi journalism fraternity warns Congress about secret government meetings saying freedom will suffer if the practice continues. W. M. Newton, committee chair on freedom of information, cites veteran Washington newsmen and notes about half of this year's congressional hearings closed to the public.
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Journalism Fraternity
Washington
Sigma Delta Chi Journalism Fraternity
Congress
W. M. Newton
Committee For Advancement of Freedom of Information
Newton
Churchman Praises Faith Of Negroes In Dallas Talk
Dr M DAvage president Huston Tillotson College Austin told the North Texas Conference of the Methodist Church that strong religious faith of Negroes is defeating Communist influence. The conference also honored retiring pastors and elected new lay leaders across 20 counties with key roles in Denton Greenville McKinney Paris Sherman Sulphur Springs Wichita Falls districts.
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Davage
Huston-Tillotson College
Austin
North Texas
R. E. Parker
Prosper
Collin County
Jack Folsom
North
Texas
Merle Waggoner
Wichita Falls
S. D. Whitten
Greenville
Denton
Claude Castleberry
Edgar Hutchins
McKinney
Truett Smith
Wylie
Paris
Robert McWhirter
Sherman
W. C. Norman
Sulphur Springs
Claude McCorkle
Earl White
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