Eisenhower Says Pentagon Study On Surrender Curiosity Not Anger
White House described President Eisenhower as curious rather than angry about a Pentagon led study of events that might lead to U S surrender in atomic year. Press Secretary Hagerty said Eisenhower ordered an immediate review and dismissed any talk of surrender as ridiculous while Pentagon officials noted such studies are standard practice. The issue arose after a St Louis Post-Dispatch story cited in the Congressional Record by Senator Symington. Hagerty said the inquiry may still be active but deflected whether it was halted.
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Prisoners linked to tax refund scam investigated
Sacramento State and federal officers probe a fraud scheme claiming six Folsony Prison inmates received tax refunds on nonexistent earnings. At least one convict has been imprisoned since 1952. refunds totaling about 1600 dollars were alleged. Names not released. Warden says IRS will check funds already issued. The scheme used W 2 forms and forged earnings reports to file returns claiming refunds for taxes withheld early in the year.
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Sub Seawolf May Be Out for Record
Washington reports the U S atomic submarine Seawolf may seek a new underwater endurance record during its North Atlantic cruise. The USS Skate holds the current undersea duration mark of 31 days 54 hours, set last spring, though Navy officials say Seawolf’s mission is not to break it.
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Galveston Houston water dispute widens in Colorado River case
GALVESTON TEX Houston winds up to 70 mph cause damage as tug capsizes and Coast Guard aids stranded craft. Arizona files amended claim seeking more water from the Colorado River as California challenges jurisdiction in the long running Texas Gulf Coast dispute over river allocations and the Colorado River Compact.
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Illness Pays Off as Lost Wallet Found on Roadside
In Lexington a car sick girl Patty Collier found a wallet on a roadside. The owner later expressed gratitude with a 20 dollar reward. The brief note mentions Fatty Collins and a cloud with a silver dining.
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Ban on Police Radio Calls to Tow Trucks
Detroit authorities confront unauthorized monitoring of police radio broadcasts by tow trucks. Federal officials warn of penalties including up to one year in prison and a $1000 fine. Tow operators allegedly intercept broadcasts and arrive at accident scenes before police, removing damaged vehicles.
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