Stevenson to test four more Democratic primaries
Adlai Stevenson announced he will enter four more Democratic presidential primaries California Florida Pennsylvania Illinois besides Minnesota to provide regional expression in the East Midwest South and West. Ohio Governor Lausche previews favorite son candidacy in next August convention while Kefauver awaits a Washington announcement. Eisenhower defense speaks reference to Harriman stirs questions as public finances and science funding loom.
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Strauss Laments Scientist Shortage
In Cleveland on December 14, Atomic Energy Commission chair Strauss warned the United States faces a grave scientist and engineer shortfall. He said colleges train less than half the needed number while Soviet Russia educates many more. He announced a June summer institute for engineering faculty at Argonne National Laboratory, sponsored by ABU NSF and the American Society for Engineering Education, with sixty teachers chosen.
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Two Escapees Nabbed In Baltimore County
Two youths escaped from the Hawaii detention area were captured by Baltimore County patrolmen and returned to Howard County jail in Ellicott City. They had been seen near the Baltimore and Ohio Rail tracks seeking a freight to hop. Identified as Raymond Brady of Baltimore, held on larceny and breaking and entering charges since Sept. 22, and Harry N. Brengle of Pine Orchard, Howard County, jailed since Oct. 14 on a rape charge. The escape occurred after assaulting deputy warden Starry L. Cross during the evening meal, with Tam Bryan of Ellicott City knocked down in the disturbance.
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Rotarians Report On Trucking Business Developments
Rotarians at a weekly luncheon heard Charles D. Brown of Washington Istán discuss the growing public relations field and the Weeks report proposals. Edward Hartmann introduced the program as Congress weighs reducing the Interstate Commerce Commission powers over rates and routes, stirring debate among transportation members.
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