US May Have Fired Cheap Lithium H Bomb
Top scientists gathered as the IGY neared its end to hear about a possible new lithium based hydrogen bomb. Reports link an Antarctic glow to U S nuclear tests and hint at a cheaper V bomb material using lithium to trigger a hydrogen explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Antarctic
South Pacific
Asso.t
Eisenhower
James FR. Killian
Association
Wallace R. Srade
Julien Hunley
Tlagh Cdishaw
IGY
Science
Oollshaw
Odishaw
United States
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
New Zealand
Apia
Samoa
Odishow
Br. James van Allen
Iowa University
Infant Born As Car Crash Delays Delivery In Atlantic City
Mrs Predden gave birth to a baby girl Thursday night after a crash blocked by concrete curb. Trooper Donald Ebert freed mother and newborn from the wreck, delivering the infant by boot lace amputation of the umbilical cord. Both mother and baby were said to be doing nicely at the hospital.
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Atlantic. City
Navy Rescues Flood Victims in Morocco
The U S Navy says it rescued 11 people and delivered food to 3000 in flooded northwestern Morocco. Helicopters and planes based near Port Lyauley supported operations starting Christmas and continuing on a diminishing scale as heavy rain flooded the Quergha and Seebow rivers. Roads from Rabat and Tangier were closed and many villages isolated.
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London
U.S. Navy
Morocco
Naval Headquarters
Port Lyauley
Christemas
Quergha
Rabat
Tangier
Hope Abandoned as Mushroom Farmers Trapped in Caves
In Belgium an estimated 15 mushroom farmers remain trapped in a cave network near here after tunnels collapsed on December 23. Rescue workers race to recover bodies as teams sift through the wreckage seeking survivors and missing workers.
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Zicuem Zussen Solder
Gelgium
Uneasy Peace Across World On Christmas Day 1958
A crash survivor in California described a Christmas Eve Air France Constellation miracle as 34 aboard escaped the disaster while 45 workers in Belgium were believed dead in mushroom tunnel collapses. Queen Elizabeth sent a Christmas greeting from Britain as traffic deaths rose nationwide. Eisenhower planned Gettysburg messages to Congress. Red China observed Christmas while firing ceased at Quemoy. Algeria reported a single mortally wounded terror incident and French troops marked the holiday with turkey and champagne.
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Jery
Vietng
Shere Herald Angels
Shirley Hindman
San Bernardino
Calif
Zicktm Zussen Bolder
Belgium
Eisenhower
White House
Gettysburg
Congress
Eisenhowers
Quemoy Islands
Algeria
Turkey
Charpagne
Chinese Claim Railroad Fete
The Chinese government boasted a record rail project for 1958, stating 1,400 miles of new rock road bed were laid in one year as part of building a double track system. Peiping Radio reported progress on the Peiping Canton and Peiping Shanghai main lines amid the remote Sightang province effort.
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Tokyo
API
China
New Rock
Peiping Radio
An Ehhow
Sightang
Japanese firms join bid to build crown prince palace
A Tokyo construction accord brings seven firms to jointly undertake the 45 room palace project after withdrawing an offer to boil Crown Prince Akihito's new residence. The plan aims at a cost around 700,000 with the total project budget set at 700,000, following criticisms of the low bid.
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Tokyo Jap) — & Japanese Construction Company
Forlay
Akihito
Tokyo Palace
Thhat Hid
Christmas Vesper at North Hampton Congregational Church
A Sunday night service at the North Hampton Congregational Christian Church featured the rhythmic junior and senior choirs performing Christmas hymns. Soloists included Ruth Ance Quimby and Brandon K. Knowles with organist Mrs. Elmer T. Campbell. Charlene Filley was presented for baptism at morning worship. Next Sunday there is a family Christmas party and senior Pilgrim Fellowship meeting, followed by a Junior Pilgrim Fellowship field trip to Boston on Monday.
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North Hampton
Christian Church
Sandra Marston
Disane McLane
Pamela Seay
Paula Feonard
Mary Jane Quim
Susanne Wolfson
Kenda Chevalier
John A. Hughes
Congregational Christian Service Committee
Bern
Brandon K. Knowles
Elmer T. Campbell
Pong
Charlene Filley
Charles
Isley
Frederick E. Charrier
Ind
Churen
Boston
Ps. Winkeupis
Lighting Contest Winners in Eliot Announced
Eliot Garden Club held Monday night judging for the Christmas lighting contest. Mrs. Vernon L. Warner, arrangements chair, announced winners with the overall prize going to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar WN of State Rd Rist and Mr. and Mrs. Warners of Depot Tid earning second place.
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ELIOT
Eliot Garden Club
Vernon L. Warner
Arrangements
Edgar WN
State Rd
Rist
Warners
Depot Tid
Rebels Pressure Increases in Cuba
In Las Vilas province central Cuba government forces face rising rebel menace led by Fidel Castro as Batista loyalists reinforce. The rebel campaign in Las Vilas disrupts army plans to intensify offensives in Oriente province. Multiple local residents and judges are noted in decorated events and garden club judging in nearby communities.
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Havana
Las Vilas
Cuba
Las
Cas Eetro
Oriente
Algo
Bertram
Ale
Ars
Daniel Kroska
State Rd
Delwyn Rawe
Fiver Rd
Rebels Claim Key Cuban Cities Seized on Central Highway
Rebels report control of Cabalguan and Sancti Spiritus and threaten government communications between Las Villas and Oriente. They say they hold the central highway linking Santa Clara, Las Villas capital, to Camaguey province, a corridor between Las Villas and Oriente.
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Las Villas
Oriente
Cabalguan
Sancti Spiritus
Santas Clara
Camaguey
Nasser Blasts Reds in Syria
CAIRO AP President Abdul Gamal Nasser's government renews denunciation of the Communists in the United Arab Republic. Syrian Interior Minister Abdul Hamid Serraj says the Reds have become mouthpieces for enemies of Arab nationalism.
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Nasser
Syria
Cairo
Abdul Gamal Nasser
Abdul Hamid Serraj
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Sandra White
Fair Maven
Regis White
Navy
Pate
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Princess Anne
Prince Charles i
Pnlace
Piping Radio
Red China
Prince’s Palace
Lindley T. Pease
Mem
Effie's
Stele St
Portsmouth
Stauth
Attley
Stratham Sovntwaile, & Lumico, Inc
Portsmuth Ave
Stratham Dial
Howe
Rlowe, Inc
Gwen Mon Chiw
Great Lakes
Carl D. Bradley
Andrea Krawczak
Cecelia Krawczak
Alva Budnik
Toni
Kim
Ray Kowalski
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Loren E. Klingmann of
Godwin Rd
James BD. Brooks
Brixhsiy Rd
Bornard L. Marison
Willard HW
South Eliot Methodist
Ernest ©. Brown
Depot Rd
Marjorie N. Tetherly
Bench Rd
Stanley Xorton
Main St
Frank, A. Williams
Main St. Me
Artold A. Marston
Main St. de
Gordon. Parsons
Depot Hd
Roland Goodwin
Houte 103
Ional Church
Hey
Harald B. LeMay
G. Leroy Harmon
Warner
Trevelyn F. Fernald
The
Wells Dfoole
Regan Coal Company
Cote St
Fortimouth
Gebiae
Charles £. Trafton
Agency
Congress St. Portamouth Tel
Exeter Mandeerone ® Co
Railroad Station
Exeter
Lane Bwiinett
State House
Wesley Powell
Fortsmouth Auto 80Dy CO
Islington St
Caswell Bros
Maplewood Ave
Ports
Tel
Baker-Wright
Parlamouth
Cap'n Crawford
Crawford's Lobster CO
Badgers Island
Xitlecy
Maine
S.S. Pierce
Ee Pecos
Soatien Ay
Pierce CO
Boston, Mass
Portsmouth Herald
Seacoast
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Penters
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