Senate approves atomic bill for two plants and five reactors
The Senate passed an atomic construction bill directing the Atomic Energy Commission to build two nuclear plants at Arco Idaho and Hanford Washington and provide five small reactors for consumer groups. The measure, with a $90 million price tag, moves to House-Senate conference as amendments to block the projects were defeated 42-34.
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Calif
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Flay
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Clineton P. Anderson
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Arco
Idaho
Hantird
Wash
Hanford
Consumers Public Power
Columbus
Neby
Piqua
Eli River
Mich
Anchorage
Alaska
Tersey
Scandal Trial Hears O'Hara Warn Witness
The courtroom heard witness accounts about Maureen O'Hara during the scandal trial. Miss Meade and Paul Gregory faced questioning as prosecutors described alleged blackmail plots and a Confidential article.
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Charles Laughton
Elsa Lanchester
Laughton
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James Craig
Maureen O'Hara
Stronger Rights Bill Still Sought by Ike
House Republicans press for a strong civil rights bill with a wide jury trial scope, while President Eisenhower signals a preference for protections voting rights but opposes broad compromise. Rep. Martin says party remains firm but hints at possible limits to jury trials in voting cases. Democratic confidence grows as House eyes action next week, though veto risks linger over Senate amendments.
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Martin
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White House
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Eight men trapped 1000 feet below ground in France
SAINT CAUDENS France eight men from Marseille area were trapped a cave beneath ground recently. They phoned today promising to resume ascent to safety as soon as they rest. They reported delaying due to underground streams. They held to hope and survival rations while awaiting streams to subside.
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Doorman John Mays Who Served Seven Presidents Dies
John William Mays aged 85, a White House doorman during seven presidencies from 1902 to 1953, passed away Friday. He served during the terms of Presidents from Theodore Roosevelt to Dwight D. Eisenhower, leaving a long public service record.
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John William Mays
White House
Russia builds bases for missiles and submarine at Vladivostok area
Nihon Keizai reports two missile bases at Slavyanka and Kraskino near Vladivostok with June and July completion dates, plus a new submarine base near Poset. The Japanese government research section cited unnamed sources and officials declined to comment.
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Cement Strike Ends at Trinity Portland Cement
United Cement Lime and Gypsum Workers Local 124 settled a five week dispute Friday night and ordered members back to Trinity Portland Cement Company plant in Dallas. The vote ends the stoppage and resumes production.
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Missing Brazilian Pilot After Varig Plane Crash
A Brazilian airliner ditched about 300 yards off the Dominican north coast. Ten crewmen were rescued. no passengers were aboard. The four engine Varig jet, from Ciudad Trujillo to New York for repairs, was northbound from Buenos Aires with No 2 engine out. Captain Geraldo Kippling steered toward New York, the nearest major maintenance point.
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Probers Hear Hoffa Link to Phantom Local Plan
The committee tests Hoffa on alleged phantom Teamsters locals in New York designed to boost votes for council president John J. O Rourke. Hickey, Lacey, and O Rourke deny or invoke the Fifth Amendment as factions eye changes at the upcoming convention. Hoffa faces questioning as McClelland's charge of a corrupt alliance with racketeers looms over the union.
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Dave Back
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John J. O'Rourke
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Girl 11 Gives Birth in Caesarian Section
In Little Rock Arkansas a girl aged 11 and her newborn daughter are reported in good condition at State Medical Center. The baby weighed 6 pounds 4 ounces and was delivered by Caesarean section about an hour after an outlet operation Friday. Doctors said the mother is unmarried and has been under medical center supervision while authorities assess the case.
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Puerto Plata
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