Postcard To Cost 2 Cents Postcard Rate Hike Passes
Congress approved raises for 1.6 million federal workers and higher postal rates. Pay boosts total 673.1 million dollars yearly with 300 to 800 dollar annual increases retroactive to July 1. Postcard cost rises to 2 cents, special delivery 20 cents, second and third class mail hikes over three years begin next year.
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Civil Service
British Iranian Oil Dispute Shelved by UN Security Council
The United Nations Security Council voted 8 to 1 to withhold action until the International Court of Justice rules on its jurisdiction over Iran's seizure of British oil properties. Britain and Yugoslavia abstained. the Soviet Union opposed the French resolution. The move follows Iran's nationalization of Anglo-Iranian Oil. The court will determine if the dispute is domestic or international, with a ruling due weeks or months away.
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U. N. Security Council
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International Court of Justice
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Turkey
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Smart Pigeon At Fort Monmouth Serves As Model
A 33 day old signal corps homing pigeon impressed at Fort Monmouth New Jersey by flying to the Army Signal Corps School class in educational psychology. The bird perched during lecture by Lewis J. Marshall and later returned to its center after quiz papers were handed out. In Honolulu nine teen service members were treated for injuries after a military transport plane crash at Johnson Island. None seriously hurt.
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Lewis J. Marshall
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Honolulu
Johnson Island
Tripler Army Hospital
Color television indefinitely postponed amid defense drive
Washington October 19. Government orders a freeze on mass production of color TV sets to aid the defense effort. Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson secured CBS assent as the exclusive licensee and cited saving materials and freeing engineers for military programs. CBS President Frank Stanton confirmed compliance.
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Charles E. Wilson
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc
CBS
Frank Stanton
Federal Communications System
Wilson
New York
Stanton
Roy Rogers Blocks His Old Films On TV
Hollywood reports a federal ruling barring Republic Studios from selling Roy Rogers films to TV stations. Judge Peirson M. Hall granted a permanent injunction, stating Rogers controls use of his name in advertising and that the films cannot be shown on non commercial basis. Republic plans appeal as industry fears a flood of similar suits.
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Peirson M. Hall
Republic Studios
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Military items Are Hidden In Published Russian Budget
Russia’s exploding atomic program prompts estimates of total military strength. Commander Greenhalgh argues official budgets understate arms by concealing planes tanks and missiles under broader items. He estimates Russia could be spending up to 50 billion dollars annually on defense, with six million in uniform and four million under satellite armies.
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NEA
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Russia
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Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
China
Army Clothing and Shoes Sale Prices Listed
Military apparel and footwear prices listed include Army Shoes and Slippers 2.98, Army Fatigue Pants 1.50 to 2.98, New Work Shoes 4.98, Army Khaki Pants and Shirts 1.93, Dress and Work Slippers 4.98, New Army Khaki Pants 3.45, Bhiste ahr ares House Paint.
Soviet naval growth and A bomb stockpile report
The report discusses Soviet naval strength with battleships cruisers destroyers and submarines and cites rumors of German yard construction of large ships. It notes a conservative A-bomb stockpile estimate around 25 today and mentions Bill Spivey undergoing knee cartilage surgery in Kentucky with a positive outlook.
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St. Joseph Hospital
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Aft The Opera House stars in week of shows
Afton Opera House presents A Million ate fay Chrsty at City Opera House Sunday through Tuesday. The remainder features the forth annual St John’s Minstrel on stage Wednesday and Thursday. Friday and Saturday show Warpath with Edmond O’Brien Dean Jager and Forrest Tucker. Also listed are horse racing events including the Pimblee Special in Washington Handicap on November 16 with Ten in Wandicap and a 15000 purse.
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Dick Thomas
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City Opera House
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Eleavoe Parker
Fay Chrsty
City Opera
Phas
St. John's
Edmond O'Brien
Dean Jager
Forrest Tucker
Wandicap Laurel
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Frank Ao Bopsal
Cedar Farm
Coach Adolph Rupp Plans Workouts for Kentucky Ball
Coach Adolph Rupp structures a two week program to train players during workouts. The plan focuses on conditioning drills, ball handling, shooting form, and team play to improve Kentucky basketball performance.
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Adolph Rupp
Tivoli presents The Golden Horde stars Blyth and Farray
At the Tivoli theater the feature film The Golden Horde with Ann Blyth and David Farray is the main attraction today. For the rest of next week the lineup includes Tomorrow Is Another Day with Ruth Roman and Steve Cochran on Tuesday and Wednesday, The Tall Target with Dick Powell Paula Raymond and Adolphe Menjou on Thursday and Friday, Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs for one Friday matinee, and David And Hathshebs starring Gregory Peck and Susan Hayward for a week starting Saturday.
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Ann Blyth
David Farray
Aly Traction
Tivoli Theater
Ruth Roman
Steve Cochran
Dick Powell
Paula Raymond
Adolphe Menjou
David and Hathshebs
Techenicalor
Gregory Peck
Susan Hayward
Substituting Plastics in Natural Resources Debate
N A Lufburrow argues plastics can substitute for declining natural resources and ease supply concerns. He notes some resources decline irreversibly while others can be sustained through alternative materials and mining-like approaches.
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N. A. Lufburrow
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