Hydrogen Bomb's Hangover Will Endanger All Life
Paul Elliott of Texas Tech warned that hydrogen bomb explosions could convert enclosing shells into radioactive vapor. Uncombined atoms would emit high speed particles and gamma rays, rendering water air and soil radioactive for years. Linus Pauling echoed fears of global radioactivity and hereditary changes, making control essential for civilization.
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Paul P. Elliott
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Linus Pauling
Earth
Elliott
Senate passes bill to raise insured bank accounts
Washington reports the senate approved a bill to raise federal insurance on individual bank accounts to 10 900 dollars, doubling the current limit. The measure proceeds to the house for consideration.
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Washington
Senate
House
Campaign launches stock drive for Manitowoc industry boost
A campaign commenced to sell 100000 dollars in stock for a new Manitowoc corporation aimed at attracting fresh industries to the city. The effort began on the 13th of the month, signaling plans to stimulate local economic development.
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Manitowoc
BUICK
Fisher
Russian Scheme To Divide World With America Hinted
A New York Times report by James Reston says Soviet Russia seeks a deal to divide the world into spheres of influence with the United States. Western powers would limit influence in satellites, adopt a hands off approach to communism, and trade mainly via Moscow. The piece notes Lenin’s non intervention principle conflicts with this idea, cites past U.S. nonrecognition era, and references Secretary of State Acheson’s push for total diplomacy to halt Russian expansion.
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DeWitt MacKenzie
New York
Moscow
U. S
James Reston
Washington
New York Times
Soviet Russia
America
China
Yugoslavia
Red
Soviet
Russia
Lenin
United States
Maxim Litvinoff
State Acheson
Beverly Blankenhorn named president of Mission Band
Miss Beverly Blankenhorn is named president of the Mission Band of the Evangelical United Brethren church in Orangeville. Miss Sandra Rinehart chosen as secretary.
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Heads Mission Group
Orangeville
Beverly Blankenhorn
The
Evanglical United Brethren Church
Sandra Rinehart
Chain's Coffee Profit Unchanged During Year
Francis M. Kurtz of A. and P. coffee division told a senate agriculture subcommittee that the company made 1.05 cents profit per pound of coffee last year and again this year, covering procuring, processing, importing, roasting, packing, transporting, grinding and retailing to American consumers. The committee, led by Senator Gillette, investigates food prices and the surge in coffee costs.
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Washington
A. and P. Coffee
Francis M. Kurtz
Senate Agriculture
Kurtz
A. and
Gillette
Iowa
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