Nautilus Sub Sails For Underwater Tests In Ocean Trials
The Nautilus, first atomic powered submarine, returns to dock in Groton after a Monday Thames run to begin open water testing. Cmdr Wilkinson sought permission for submerged trials but Adm Watkins denied it until surface tests finish. Officials expect possible underwater tests Thursday.
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Long Island Sound
Eugene T. Wilkinson
Atlantic Submarine Fleet Headquarters
Adm
Frank T. Watkins
Rush Aid to Crew of Crashed Plane in Andes
The U S Air Force rushed aid to the crew of a rescue amphibian that crashed in the Andes about 50 miles southwest of Medellin Colombia. Early reports listed two airmen killed and four injured. The aircraft was from Albrook Air Force Base in Panama searching for oilman G O Rockwell of Houston and his wife missing since December 1.
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G. O. Rockwell
Houston
Tex
Colomia
Woman Dies After Four Days in Plane Wreckage
Melba Tomlinson, 22, of Denver, was found paralyzed and alive in the snowbound wreckage of a light Stinson Voyager near the New Mexico-Arizona line. She died en route to a hospital after being recovered with fellow survivor William C. Wilson, 33, also Denver attorney, who staggered to a ranch for help. They had been stranded for four days in freezing conditions with no food or water.
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Tomlinson
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William C. Wilson
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New Mexico- Arizona
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St. John’s Hospital
New Mexico
CAA
Woman Found Dead Chained to Bed in Montreal Home
Police discovered a 65-year-old woman's body chained to a bed in her dirt-floored two story Pointe St. Charles home. They believe she starved to death, with no foul play suspected. A padlocked chain and $130 lay beside the body, and neighbors had not seen her for about a month.
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Pointe St. Charles
Speed Up Funds to Jews Urged by West German Socialists
Bonn reports that West German Socialists will press to accelerate restitution payments to Nazi victims who are Jewish. The move aims to speed up compensation amid ongoing postwar reparations efforts and reflects political support for accelerated relief.
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West Germany
Hold Pledges To A Minimum In Formosa Policy
Washington beraten policy shifts as the Eisenhower administration limits pledges to defend Formosa under the new mutual defense pact with Chiang Kai-shek. Dulles disclosed the decision not to use the 7th Fleet for the Tachens, signaling a broader push to stabilize the region while the pact awaits Senate ratification. In related notes, a 58 year old Florence, Kansas truck driver Frank Koreland was killed in a head on crash on icy Highway 50.
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Chiang Kai-shek
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Chiang
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