Chavez Forecasts Bigger Military Bill In Senate
Senator Dennis Chavez says the Senate Defense Funds subcommittee will add about a half billion dollars or more to the military appropriations bill, potentially pushing totals above one billion. The panel already increased the House’s 39.34 billion request by over 600 million, restoring or adding items such as 293 million for a large attack carrier and 400 million in missile and hardware procurements.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Dennis Chavez
D-Nm
Senate Defense Funds
Chavez
House
Eisenhower
Seisenhower
Senate
Pentagon
Administration
Subway fire injures hundreds as cars trap passengers
A subway blaze trapped passengers for hours in crowded cars, sending thousands above ground toward Grand Central. Police, firemen, and sightseers clogged streets while sidewalks became emergency wards. About 150 were taken to hospitals, most released after treatment.
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Grand Central
Human Clocks Studied At Night Shift Conference
Cold Spring Harbor N Y AP scientists at a 10 day international conference of 100 researchers study biological clocks that govern daily cycles in body temperature hormones white blood cells and fatigue. Humans birds bees and plants show 24 hour rhythms though individual clocks vary. night work can misalign these cycles and affect alertness and health.
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Cold Spring Harbor
N. Y
Long Island Biological Laboratory
Lane Area Folks Visit Relatives Across Regions
John Bump of Waverly and others traveled to Caldwell to visit Clara Baldridge, now a patient at South Haven Rest Home in Caldwell. The report lists several local residents visiting relatives in Colorado, Tennessee, and Kansas City, with multiple extended family gatherings noted across families. Sam Christian died in Pueblo, Colorado, Sunday morning, with Bill Christian leaving for Colorado afterward.
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John Bump
Waverly
Mary Olson
Garnett
Jessie Rodgers
Wellsville
Charles Bump
Lane
Caldwell
Clara Baldridge
South Haven
Sam Christian
Pueblo
Colo
And
Bill Christian
Colorado
J. E. Beets
Jo Ireland
Tennessee
W. E. Juedemen
Larry
Houston
Tex
W. E. Rowland
Art Holland
Kansas City
Jerry Triplett
Keith Chambers
David
Boulder
Gail
Chambers
Fall Broadway Stage Produc tions Are Postponed
NEW YORK AP Broadway producers say fall season productions are indefinitely postponed. The League of New York Theaters cites a contract deadlock with Actors Equity, with 22 shows halted since last Thursday and 1,600 actors idle.
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New York
Broadway
League of New York Theaters
Actors Equity
Producers’ League
Angus Duncan
League
Berlin Attorney Kidnapped by Communists Dies in Soviet Jail
Dr. Walter Linse, a Berlin attorney and leading Anti Communist League of Free Jurists official, was abducted on July 8, 1952 in the American sector and died December 15, 1953 in a Soviet jail, as reported by the West German Red Cross.
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Berlin
Walter Linse
Soviet Union
Red Cross
Soviet
Linse
League of Free Jurists
East Germany
Comb Subway Tunnels For Fire Hazards
New York subway workers hunted for fire hazards after a third rail flash at Grand Central T. caused a tunnel blaze that trapped thousands in smoke. Mayor Wagner ordered a full subway cleanup and system inspections following claims a contractor left trash and ignored a warning.
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New York
New York City
Grand Central Terminal
Robert F. Wagner
Transit Authority
Charles L. Patterson
Manhatttan
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