Eisenhower plans farm visit and 40th wedding anniversary
President Eisenhower, still recovering from intestinal surgery, will spend part of his convalescence at Gettysburg farm in Pennsylvania to celebrate his 40th wedding anniversary with Mrs. Eisenhower. White House aides say he hopes to be released this weekend and attend regional meetings later in July.
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Eisenhower
Gettyeburg
James C. Hagerty
Nnow
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Hagerty
White House
Gettysburg
Mr. Eisenhower
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Panama
Fort Worth Officers Ticket Man For Speeding Threats
Fort Worth police officers J. L. Crez dale and H. L. Byrd ticketed a motorist for speeding. The driver vowed to go faster, threatened to run them down if stopped, and said they could shoot him if unhappy. A second ticket was added on suspicion of drunkenness.
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Fort Worth
J. L. Crezdale
H. L. Byrd
Man Charged After Timber Blockade On Highway Near Sylva
Sylva police say 27 year old Edgar Shepheard set up a timber blockade on a local highway and tried to examine drivers licenses. A warrant issued by Mrs Kate Wilson of Sylva accuses Shepheard of assault drunkenness obstructing a highway and impersonating an officer. Wilson, injured by shock, identified Shepheard as the man who chased her car. Police say Alfred Wilson, a truck driver, may be the other involved suspect who shot three women and remains at large.
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Sylva
N. C
Enka
Edgar Shepheard
Kate Wilson
Shepheard
John Beal
Card
Alfred Wilson
Wilson
Northwest Views Atom As Future Power Source
The Pacific Northwest researchers an future energy mix as water power remains central yet atom energy gains attention. Utilities face weather driven water flow, fishery and scenic concerns, and delays at Chief Joseph Dam. Experts estimate 45 new projects and 2.7 million kilowatts from Mica Creek, with Canada and the U.S. split on the plan and possible State Department involvement.
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Northwest
Atom
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
New Mexico
Westinghouse
Chief Joseph Dam
Umbia River
L. E. Karrer
Puget Sound Power & Light
Columbia River
Byron L. Price
Bonneville Power Administration
Jack D. Stevens
Puget Sound Utilities Council
Columbia Basin
Mica Creek
Columbia
Canada
Stevens
United States
U.S
U. S. State Department
Karrer
Red China Honors Once-Oppressed Professors
A long persecuted college professor in Red China is now favored by party officials who free him from daily indoctrination and allow access to Western science texts. Peiping’s official paper praises the shift, noting scientists’ past resistance to capitalist science and the need for Western methods for industrial progress.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Communist Party
Kwang Ming Jih Pao
Peiping
Chen Kai-chat
Huant Tzu-chuneg
Sea power from oceans could supply all needs
Atomic Energy Commission scientist Dr. Amasa Bishop said oceans hold enough atomic energy if controlled fusion of deuterium can be achieved. He noted water's hydrogen content and vast oceans, with Project Sherwood pursuing the method, though temperatures near 100 million degrees are required for fusion.
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Denver
Amasa Bishop
Atomic Energy Commission
Uranium and Atomic Industry
AEC
Sherwood
Dr. Bishop
Courthouse Roof Repairs Urged by Bracken County Court
The Bracken County fiscal court faces a leak in the 1914 brick courthouse. Grand juries, including the current panel, threaten to charge malfeasance if repairs are delayed. The issue has been raised by five prior grand juries.
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Brooksville
Bracken County
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