Scientists Report Clean H-Bomb Feasible
Three UC physicists told President Eisenhower that a hydrogen bomb could be produced about 95 percent free of radioactive fallout. Strauss cited progress since January 5 as scientists from Lawrence Mills Teller discussed safety and moral questions while stressing past tests caused negligible radioactivity.
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Nine Naval Flyers Survive Champlain Ditching Incident
Nine Navy airmen aboard a P2V Neptune survived a crash landing on Lake Champlain. Rescue came from Rutland sailor Cottey and a nearby Elian Allen Air Force Base helicopter crew. All men reported in good condition after being picked up within minutes. the aircraft originated from the Patuxent River area and was en route to Anacostia when engine trouble forced an emergency ditching.
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New England Fire Chiefs Meet Opens in New Castle
The New England Fire Chiefs Association's 344th annual convention begins at the Wentworth Wales in New Castle. Attendees include local officials and state fire chiefs leaders with plans for memorial service, talks, round tables, a banquet, and officer elections over the four day event.
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New England
Wentworth Wales
Kenneth E. Maxamy
John J. Leary
Portsmouth
Senate
Brassey C. Ferguson
Lane Dwinell
Glen H. Hale
Conway
Romunitten
Frederick , A. Crompton
Parteriauth
Thomas H. Webb
Still Voluntary Water Ban Continues In Portsmouth
The City of Portsmouth maintains its voluntary water restrictions amid a second dry spell. City Manager Rabeet C. Violette urges residents to avoid washing cars and watering lawns. Daily city water pumped averages about 4.5 million gallons, with night standpipes reportedly satisfactory and overall usage down from prior totals.
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Norwegian Youth Ties With Boston Pops For Movie Scene
A Oslo born pianist Sven Frihoy debuts with the Boston Pops under Arthur Fiedler in a scene for the film Miracle Miracle. The youth, praised for his discipline, played Grieg Concertos amid a busy dockside set with cameras and crew.
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Christine Radlick
Portsmouth Herald Phow
Governors debate mobile education units at conference
Dwinnell urged use of mobile education classes at the National Governors Conference. He proposed a unique, motorized classroom unit to reach school-age children, with modules that unfold into a lecture platform. The plan aims to provide better access to instructional demonstrations within schools and communities.
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Peane
Divinel
Legislature Faces End-Stage Hurdles in 57th Session
Concord NH legislators enter the final stretch of the 57th session amid deep divides. Budget bills linger in Senate committees as new amendments emerge. A controversial uninsured motorist provision and a large highway budget loom. Pay hikes for state workers and a race discrimination bill also remain unresolved.
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Senate’ Finance
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Austin I. McCaffrey
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Senate Group Stymied By Civil Rights Course
The Senate judiciary committee, led by Sen. Easiland, faces a closed-door clash over civil rights measures. A House-passed bill, backed by some and opposed by Southern members, may advance via a rarely used rule to bypass the committee. The move sparked debate on Senate procedure and potential federal injunction powers for civil rights enforcement.
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Keene man named state commander of American Legion
Keene resident and Navy World War II veteran Sanborn won the New Hampshire American Legion state commander post at the annual convention, defeating Harry Holmes and Alfred Grimes as Portsmouth Naval Shipyard ties and regional leaders shifted. Delegates urged abrogation of any treaty allowing U.S. nationals to be tried by foreign courts, a stance tied to the William Girard case in Japan. Other officers elected included Airs. Dagmar George for auxiliary president and Karl Underwood Jr. as commander, with Berlin chosen for the 1958 convention site.
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Charles H. Devine
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Martin
Japan
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James F. O'Neil
Dagmar George
Antrim
Hampyshire Auxiliary
Lona Redard
South Berwick Boy Victim of Drowning
A two year old, Daniel W. Flynn of South Berwick, drowned at White Lake State Park in Tamsworth NW. He was found about 50 yards from shore near a red plastic boat and died after about 40 minutes submerged. Lifesaving efforts and resuscitation failed. his body was turned over to a funeral home.
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Tamsworth
Daniel W. Flynn
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Lfeguard
Weal Ossipee Funeral Home
Group Buys Acres Project in Change of Title
Wentworth Acres changes hands as three men led by Randal Holden of Larchmont New York and Ralph M Schwartzberg of Chicago acquire the 800 unit development from prior high bidders EH Halden and Dr Gabriel Salas. The deal totals about 2.26 million dollars with Darlin Realty Corp New Hampshire funnelling title from government through a new group. City officials discuss possible costs for water sewer streets and snow removal and a potential rise in municipal assessments to about one million dollars under new policy.
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Larchmont
N.Y
Ralph M. Schwartzberg
Isadore Fishmar
Chicago
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Gabriel Salas
Fat Rockaway
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Samuel Levy
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Darlin Realty Corp
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Fishman
Ventire
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Vialette
Lucien O. Geolirion
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Fifth Atomic Bomb Of Current Series Explodes In Nevada
The fifth shot of the current nuclear test series exploded at Frenchman Flat Nevada at 6 30 AM under overcast skies. Observers 40 miles away watched the blast rise above the horizon forming a cauliflower shaped fireball. The event was delayed by winds and conducted with a balloon lift of about 760 feet. Over 10 military observers and Civil Defense officials witnessed the detonation from ground benches about 4500 yards from Ground Zero. The size was not disclosed but described as exceeding 20 kilotons. Pigs were used to study radiation and heat injuries and clothing material to assess protection. Bomb shales were aligned with detectors as tests continued and food samples were exposed for impact analysis.
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Atomic Enemy Commission
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Changes Urged To Guard Rights In Security Code
Washington Un-Peroposals endorse overhaul of loyalty and security programs while urging safeguards for civil rights. The commission proposes penalties for disclosing secret information and allowing wiretap evidence but notes legislation needed for key provisions. Senators on the panel warn Congress is unlikely to act this session, leaving much to executive action.
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