Europe Ahead in Atomic Power Says Massiad Speech
Dr Lawrence J Massiad former AEC reactor chief warns Europeans already lead in atomic energy for peaceful uses and have greater incentive to advance. He notes Britain and Russia push reactors for ships trains and power while U S tilts toward private industry and new policies. Next August Geneva hosts a peace conference where nations vie to lead the atom program with Europeans likely to press forward aggressively.
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Is This Last Week for Winnie Topo
A British news note questions Winston Churchill's status as prime minister with speculation of resignation next week. Rumors fix April 5 as a date, and reports mention Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip dining at Downing Street. If he resigns, Anthony Eden could be asked to form a new government.
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Shake-up in Kremlin as construction chief sacked
In Moscow Premier Gulganin's government reshuffle removes Konstantin M. Sokolov from the Soviet construction ministry. Vl A. Kuesherenko is named his successor among four new deputy premiers. Sokolov led the building program since 1915 amid party criticism over wasteful Soviet construction.
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Traffic Toll Down Sharply
The National Safety Council reports 2 210 traffic fatalities in February, the lowest monthly toll since February 1959. President Ned H. Dearborn notes 13 of the last 14 months show decreases or no increases, suggesting rising safety awareness despite more cars and miles driven. For the first five months the toll totals 570, a 3 percent drop from last year.
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Balanglossus In Washington at Smithsonian
A curious addition to the Smithsonian collection, the balanoglossus is described as a worm like creature with backbone links between worm and vertebrate groups. The specimen found on Grand Isle Georgia by Dr. Mary Bennett from Louisiana State University. It is delicate and rare, with researchers noting its historic position in evolution and its feeding habits.
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May Army Draft Raised 2000 Call Exceeds April Quota
Washington reports the Army issued a call for 10,000 men in May, more than double April’s quota. The tally compares with 1,000 in February and March, bringing the total drafted or earmarked for induction since September to about 4.3 million.
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Obituary notices from Asheville and Detroit figures acknowledged
Laura Kelce Tennent of Asheville, NC, longtime Tennent family member, died after a long illness in an Asheville nursing home. She was connected to the Tate family and survived by W V Tennent of Middlesboro and the late Dr Gaillard S. Tennent. Funeral services were held at the Dunn and Williams Funeral Home with burial in Riverside Cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Jauhey Ausmus of Detroit and Bessie Willard Ausmus of Sharp’s Chapel, with services at New Salem Baptist Church and burial in New Salem Cemetery.
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Eisenhower to Visit The Citadel and Augusta on Vacation
President Eisenhower plans a spring vacation trip to Augusta Georgia on April 12. He will travel via Charleston South Carolina to receive an honorary degree from The Citadel. Gen Mark W Clark, WWII comrade, is associated with The Citadel.
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Burglars Hit Exeitinge State Bank in Carsonville
Burglars who preferred hard money robbed Exeitinge State Bank of Carsonville weighing 292 pounds and left behind 375.0 in bills. Police pursued possible suspects and secured the scene.
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Steel Output Set to Peak Next Month
New York reports steel production to hit peak in April at 90 percent of capacity with strong auto demand. Analysts foresee a summer plateau, followed by a rise later in 1955 as labor talks loom and price adjustments offset gains. Industry observers warn of strained supply as manufacturers rush orders to secure steel before a potential downturn.
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Two presidential boats kept ready for relocation or pleasure
Two cabin cruisers, the Suste F and Barbara Anne, are kept at the White House for emergency relocation or presidential pleasure. Aides say their exact role in any emergency is uncertain, but both craft are maintained with tuned engines and occasional trial runs. The boats, once commandeered in the war, were bought back by their owners and are now kept ready for use, with Barbara Anne heavily insulated and Suste F refurbished at substantial cost.
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Jury to Get Jelke Case in New York Trial
The Minot F Mickey Jelke, 23 year old heir to margarine wealth, stands accused of procuring Pat Ward 21 into vice society prostitution and attempting the same with Marguerite Cordova 26. Each count carries up to 20 years. Defense and prosecution wrapped their summations in a four week trial as jurors prepare to deliberate.
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Marilyn Monroe Leads Spectacular Circus Opening at MSG
Marilyn Monroe arrived atop a pink elephant to open a Madison Square Garden circus, wearing a black costume and net stockings. The show featured Ringling and Bailey acts as a benefit for arthritis and rheumatism foundations.
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Soviet Shifts Farm Bosses Ordered by Khrushchev
Khrushchev announced a plan to replace managers on tens of thousands of Soviet collective farms with experienced workers from party and state sectors, aiming to boost production. The party central committee and cabinet backed the reform, announced at a Voronezh gathering.
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