Trans-Pecos Uranium Study To Be Made By AEC Man
AEC geologist Thomas Nye will study the Alpine Marfa Trans-Pecos region in Texas for uranium exploration. Based in Albuquerque, Nye will oversee ground and air surveys starting December to map ore guides and assess known occurrences for future deposits. Public posting of anomalies on private lands is not planned.
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Nye
Atomic Energy Commission
Alpine-Marfa
AEC
Trans- Pecos
Texas
Albuquerque
Harold D. Wolfe
Andrews ISD authorizes new junior high addition plans
The Andrews Independent School District trustees approved W. W. Caudill and Associates to proceed with drawings for a new addition to the Junior High School. The plan includes a cafeteria and a student center with a 200 seat auditorium for speech, drama, and music, sized to serve one grade at a time, part of the $1.7 million bond issue approved last spring.
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Andrews
Andrews Independent School District
W. W. Caudill and Associates
Bryan
Texas
Andrews Charter Draft Finished
A preliminary draft of the Andrews city charter was completed by the 15 member charter commission chaired by A. L. Rhodes. The group has met twice monthly for six months to study other city charters and prepare a rough draft for Andrews. Next, the commission will study each paragraph in detail to finalize plans.
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Andrews
Charter Commission
A. L. Rhodes
New Japan Dam Starts Operation
Sakuma Dam, 492 feet high and among the world’s largest, began filling its 320 million ton reservoir by diverting water from the Tenryu River. Built mainly with American machinery used on Pine Flat Dam, the project cost 20 billion yen and took 31 months with 3 million man days of labor, though 85 workers died during construction.
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Japan
Sakuma
Tenryu
Pine Flat
California
TVA
Solon Seeks Probe Into Dixon-Yates Cash Ties
Senator Langer pressed a public inquiry to verify if backers of the Dixon-Yates contract donated to Eisenhower's 1952 campaign. He subpoenaed Postmaster General Summerfield, Sherman Adams, Stephen Mitchell and others as Kefauver's Antimonopoly panel resumes hearings on the controversial contract.
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Sherman Adams
White House
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Kefauver
D-Tenn
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Eugene A. Yates
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
AEC
Dixon-Yates Group
Memphis
Tenn
Lewis L. Strauss
Rowland Hughes
Subcommittee
Hughes
Ralph H. Demmler
Securities and Exchange Commission
Dixon- Yates
United States Straddles Mongolia U N Membership Debate
In the UN dispute over Outer Mongolia’s bid for membership the United States abstained to avoid a Chinese veto while Nationalist China threatens to block a package deal including the Soviet satellite. The issue casts a renewed glare on China and Moscow amid Cold War factionalism.
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Soviet Union
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Mongolian People’s Republic
Bulgaria
Central Asia
Sinkiang
Soviets Denounce AP and Times Over Vlasov Dispatch
Moscow's Foreign Ministry accused The Associated Press and The New York Times of gross distortions about Alexander Vlasov, saying reports he was fired and stripped of medals were false. Ilyichev warned of adequate measures for future incidents and noted the decree did not explicitly strip Vlasov of medals, though it labeled him a former Moscow chief architect.
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Foreign Ministry
Associated Press
The
New York Times
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Leonid F. Iloyichev
Richard K. Malley
Welles Hangen
Times
Vlasov
Ilyichev
Communist Party
Soviet Academy of Architecture
United States
the Times
Movie Awards Banquet Tonight
Hollywood reports the first audience awards banquet tonight with ballots cast by theatergoers from Nov 17 to 27. Winners receive statuettes presented by Grace Kelly Alec Guinness William Holden Bette Davis and Walt Disney. George Murphy will host at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
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Grace Kelly
Alec Guiness
William Holden
Bette Davis
Walt Disney
George Murphy
Beverly Hilton
Young Citizen Pays Debt Fully in Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo city commissioners voted to notify 9 year old Patrick McKerring that his debt for breaking a window at the Potter Street voting place is paid in full. Patrick wrote he was sorry and asked how much he owed or to call his mother. He sent a recrafted layout showing the Sign the window his aim and miss.
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Mich
Kalamazoo City
Patrick McKerring
Potter Street
Patrick
Millionaire Fights Sea Barges to Move Ocean Home
Russell Make Piece of Marion Massachusetts relocates his ocean-front residence after repeated hurricane spawned tidal waves damage the property. The move costs about $15 000, shifting the home to a location inland.
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Marion
Mass
Russell Make
Movie Hopeful Janet Lake Signs MGM Contract
Janet Lake, a 19 year old from Norristown Pennsylvania who can fly a plane and assemble an automobile, has a seven year MGM contract approved in Superior Court. She starts at 200 dollars a week with options to rise to 1 000 dollars weekly. Lake was modeling in New York when a talent scout spotted her.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio
Superior Court
Miss Lake
Janet Mary Leakey
Norristown
Michigan Governor's House Under Guard
Michigan Governor G Mennen Williams' statehouse home has been under 24 hour guard since November 26 after a phone warning to the governor's wife, Nancy, about a bomb. Troopers conducted two thorough searches but found no explosives.
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Lansing
Mich
G. Mennen Williams
Statehouse
Nancy
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