Eisenhower H-Bomb Defense Plan Outlined On Radio TV
Democrats urge President Eisenhower to spell out a defense plan to meet hydrogen bomb threats. He will broadcast from 8 30 to 9 30 pm EST on NBC CBS and ABC with Mutual radio carrying the speech. Senators Jackson and Smathers press for clarity on policy and the balance between conventional arms and atomic deterrence. Dulles has described the policy of massed retaliation.
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Eisenhower
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America
NBC
CBS
ABS
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ABC
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Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Russia
Sen. Smathers
D-Fla
Dulles
Maryland Moves to Eradicate Brucellosis in Dairy Herds
The University of Maryland Board of Regents, acting as the State Board of Agriculture, launches an emergency program to eradicate brucellosis from Maryland dairy herds. Estimated costs total over 400,000 dollars with state funds for disposing of infected cows. Dairy herds must enlist by Jan 1, 1955 and be tested by Nov 1, 1955 with all infected animals slaughtered by Dec 31, 1955. Dr. T. B. Symons calls it a progressive move aligning Maryland with neighboring states.
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Maryland
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Hydrogen bomb fears shape Senate defense talk
Smathers urged cutting defense costs by using organized reserves or regular units instead of expanding ground forces. Sen McCarran said people want assurances the hydrogen bomb will not be dropped on New York tomorrow, amid war talk and cost concerns.
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Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
New York
Greater Chance Of A-Deaths In Atomic War Risks
Military affairs correspondent outlines how the chance of death from an atomic attack has risen since earlier eras but is reduced by U S retaliation ability and urban defense. Points cover Soviet resilience, air counterstrike, radar early warning, interceptors, and defenses against penetrating bombers.
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FAYAP
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Russia
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Nike
Describing an Atomic Blast and Its Aftermath in a Trench
A reporter recalls crouching in a slit trench about 1.5 miles from an atom bomb detonation. White light floods the sky, heat surges, and a seismic crack follows as the explosion’s shock rolls through the trench and the pre-dawn air, leaving the ground writhing and a mighty bang echoing.
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Jehovah's Witnesses Dedicate Frederick Kingdom Hall
Dedication programs set for April 10 at 1 West Ninth Street with events from 6 45 p m including several short Bible talks and a closing talk There is a Time for Everything by H E Mil of the Watchtower Society with a 8 p m conclusion
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Frederick
New Kingdom Hall
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Watchtower Society
H. E. Mil
Guest Speaker From Brooklyn Discusses World Government
The News Frederick Md reports a guest speaker from Brooklyn New York will present on Sunday at 2 p m about a World Government for the People. The notice mentions a Monday April 5 1954 date and includes fashion tips on garment embellishment with seed pearls and sequins for gloves and cuffs.
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Frederick, Md
Brooklyn
New York
Miller
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