International Antarctic Ocean Quest Plans Attract Global Science Teams
The White House says President Eisenhower endorsed a plan for Navy and NSF support to explore rich mineral resources beneath an isolated ocean region. A multi nation expedition led by an international science council will include ships and crews from Australia France Germany India Japan Pakistan South Africa USSR United Kingdom United States with additional teams from Taiwan Denmark Israel and the Netherlands.
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National Science Foundation
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Diemaas Geophysical Sear
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Soviet Union
International Council of Scientific Unions
Australia
Ceylon
France
Teller Admits Embezzlement Behind Fake Bank Heist
A Yonkers County Trust teller, 29, admitted using bank funds to gamble on horses and staged a proposed fake holdup to cover losses. He faced up to five years and a $5,000 fine. arraignment set for June 28 as FBI details emerged.
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NEW York
Dewan
Hugh. J.teller
Yonkers
N.Y
County Trust Co
U.S
Hazard Gillespie Jr
Degnan
FBI
Earle N. Bishopp
Manhattan
Jet Boat Gift to Khrushchev Returned to Maker
A jet powered boat Ike planned to present to Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev will be returned to Indiana Gear Works in Indianapolis. The State Department called the move ethically right and the boat sits on the American Embassy lawn in Moscow. A plaque recalls Eisenhower and Khrushchev’s earlier friendship and planned exchange of gifts.
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Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Moscow
Khrushchev
White House
Clement Conger
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Buehler
Indiana Gear Works
Turbocraft
Indianapolis
Conger
Buehler
Census reports big population gains for Massachusetts and Connecticut
The Census Bureau released preliminary 1960 counts showing Massachusetts at 5,119,511 residents, a 9.1 percent rise since 1950, and Connecticut at 2,510,265, up 2 percent. The Panama Canal Zone registered 41,684 people, down 31,138 from 1950 due to a smaller workforce at the Panama Canal Co.
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Census Bureau
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Panama Canal Zone
Panaspa Cone Co
Danish Government Teaches Housewives Frozen Food use
In Copenhagen the Danish Government runs a program teaching house wives to use frozen foods. In Calcutta university students rioted again protesting stiff examinations.
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Copenhagen
Calcutta University
Chilean Temblor Recorded In Well Near Earth
A Plainview recorder in a water well on a Southwestern Public Service site logged a one and a half inch water level fluctuation on May 22 during the Chilean quake. USGS engineer Paul Bettman notes Hawaii Puerto Rico and U S wells show varied responses while Plainview wells remained stable.
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Lamb County
Paul Bettman
U.S. Geological Survey
Chile
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
U.S
Florida
Wisconsin
Plainview Wells
Southwestern Public Service Co
Bettman
United States
Montana
Rettman
State Ranch Manager Released By Cubans
The American owned Becerra Cattle Co. manager Low ell Tash was released on bond and will face a civil court trial for dis orderly conduct and related charges in Camaguey Cuba. Tash, a U.S. citizen, was arrested after pulling down a sign and replacing it with a statement claiming Communist property. The ranch has 1,650 acres remaining from original 56,000 acres.
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Texas
Perfect Gift for Him: Attached Case with Expanding Tile
A compact gift item described as an attached case with an expanding tile for quick reference. Includes a writing board and overnight apparel space with Suntan finish. Priced at 23.00 plus tax.
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