Scientists Set Trade of H-Data
The Atomic Energy Commission announced U S and British scientists will meet here next week to exchange secret data on research to harness the H-bombs energy for peaceful uses. This sixth meeting since cooperation began 16 months ago covers civilian uses of atomic energy with a session at Princeton last October and a final briefing at Princeton for U S industry reps.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Princeton ‘University
Naval Research Laboratory
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AEC
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Felon Held in Slaying of 2 Policemen
Don Malcolm Donaldson, 24, an ex convict, was booked on suspicion of killing El Segundo police officers Richard Phillips and Milton Curtis on July 22 after a traffic stop. He allegedly told officers it is easy to shoot police. He had robbed teenagers and assaulted a girl previously and was found with a .22 pistol and burglary tools.
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Don Malcolms Donaldson
Ventura Blvd
San Quentin
Richard Phillips
Milton Curtis
Lynn Slaten
Donaldson
Slaten
Red Peril Still Exists Hoovers Warning Rises
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover says Americans must not assume the Communist threat is over warning the danger remains real and that the Communist Party in the United States functions as an outlet of Soviet international communism. He notes the Russian Revolution was led by a small minority.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Communist Party
United States
Satellite collision chances cited as billion-to-one
Cambridge scientists say the odds of an American satellite colliding with Russia's Sputnik are more than a billion to one. Dr G F Schilling of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory notes such an event is practically impossible, citing the vastness of outer space.
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America
Russia
G. F. Schilling
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New York Teens In Violent Incidents Raise School Tension
Two 13 year old Negro youths were involved in separate incidents near Manhattan and Brooklyn schools. A guard at a public building reported a knife threat during a fight, while in Brooklyn five boys clashed at Fort Hamilton High School. Vincent Bizz was hospitalized with head injuries, Gerry Coughlin received stitches, and Victor Chiavelli faced simple assault charges. Mayor Wagner scheduled a Monday meeting with the Board of Education to address the violence surge in schools.
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Heights
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U S Launched Satellite to Count Cosmic Rays
Pasadena report describes a Cal Tech designed satellite for cosmic ray measurement. The 79 inch long craft weighs 29.87 pounds with a 10 pound instrument package including a mini Geiger counter and microphone. Data will transmit via two radios using microlock, range up to 3000 miles, with temperature and meteorite impacts recorded. Dr Leg Dreubridge cites well instrumented craft aiming to yield scientific data.
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Newsmen
Crazed Gunman Kills Psychiatrist in Suburban Home
In Chicago area a patient and Army veteran Leon Strobel, 24, shot and killed Dr. Weston A. Gui, 37, as he treated him at a bedroom in Strobel’s home. Strobel fled into a side street in subfreezing weather before police found him at Glencoe station unable to recall the event.
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Leon Strobel
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Mantal
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Khrushchev Open to Delaying Summit Parley
London reports Nikita Khrushchev would accept a delay of ten days to two or three months for a summit if Moscow proposed it. He opposed a preliminary foreign ministers’ meeting, likening ministers to midwives not interested in birth. The West supports pre-summit talks to set up a top-level parley.
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Nikitajto
Khrushchev
Moscow
West
Iverad McDonald
Times of London
Independent
McDonald
Russia
Sell the Surplus Through Classified Ads
A brief notice urges readers to list surplus items including livestock machinery and any goods for sale via the classified ads line HE 23 5959. The call emphasizes selling all surplus through the local classified system.
MWD Criticized in Water Row
SACRAMENTO assemblywoman Pauline L. Davis accused the Metropolitan Water District of blocking the state water development program. She said the MWD aims to export surplus water to Southern California, risking the North’s major resource. | The MWD had asked Gov. Knight to trim about 24 million dollars from the 77 million requested for water development in 1958 39 by state water resources director Harvey Banks.
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Pauline L. Davis
Portola
Priday
Pbos Angeles
MWD
Axport
Ca Hornia
Knight
Watte
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Jose
Progress on Polaris Job Told
SACRAMENTO reports Aerojet General Corp announced successful development of very large solid propellant motors for the Navy Polaris fleet ballistic missiles. Polaris, an intermediate range weapon to launch nuclear warheads about 1500 miles from submarines or surface ships, will strengthen U S retaliatory power and boost weapon superiority once operational. Richard Geckler, Aerojet solid rocket plant manager, said Polaris is mobile, sea based, and first ballistic missile using solid propellants, easier to store and handle under sea conditions. The next steps involve refinements to lighten weight as Aerojet works under contract with Lockheed Aircraft, the prime Polaris contractor.
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Aerojet-General Corp
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Polaris
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Eee Air Command
Richard D. Geckler
Geckler
Lockheed Aircraft
Polaris Airfrarme
Palmdale Collision Kills Two Injures Two
Two men died and two were hurt in a head-on collision eight miles south of Palmdale on Highway 6. The deceased were Lloyd William Bradfield, 17, and Eddie Bedley, 20, both of Culver City. Survivors included Bradfield’s passenger Wayne Burke, 17, of Santa Monica, and Griver, Mitton, Mills, 33, from Apple Valley. Beverly Howard, 21, of Los Angeles, also in the car, was shaken up.
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Wayne Burke
Santa Monica
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Los Angeles
Officials Cite Mistake In Income Tax Booklet
The Internal Revenue Service announced an error in the 1959 edition of Your Federal Income Tax. A discussion on the 8600 exemption for dependents wrongly omitted the word not, stating a divorced father could claim exemptions without meeting support rules.
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Internal Revenue Service
Dale Hutchison
Stanport
Abford Research Institute
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Auto Smog Halt Still Years Off
Stockton panelists at the Valley Air Pollution Conference say control of smog-producing automobile exhaust is three to five years away. The concluding session wrapped up Friday with cautious optimism.
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Hutchison
Daniel K. Coyle
Sacramento Area
Stockton Upi
Moonlike Army satellite sails in fixed attitude orbit
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla GP The Army satellite will drift nose first for half an orbital circuit and tail first the other half experts say. The slender 80 inch long pencil shaped stage weighs about 30 pounds with most of that in instruments. The device is described as maintaining a fixed attitude while circling the globe at 18 000 mph, 300 to 1500 miles above Earth, as explained by Jet Propulsion Laboratory officials in Pasadena California. The motion is explained as lateral motion in the plane of the Earth with the nose pointing outward at key points of the orbit.
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Measure- Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Army
Garth
Laboratory
Earth
Court Grants Scott Stay for Appeal
Los Angeles police court grants indefinite stay of execution for Ew ing Scott after a murder conviction of his missing wife Evelyn. Superior Judge Clement D Nye issued the stay Friday when written notice of appeal was filed. Scott remains in county jail awaiting appeal as his wife vanished May 16 1955 and body remains unfound.
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Ewing Scott
Evelyn
Clement D.nye
Scott
Juvenile Aid's Wife Injured in Cedar Ave Crash
Mrs Joe Kennick wife of Long Beach Juvenile Bureau head suffered minor injuries in a two vehicle crash on Cedar Avenue near Hill 51 Friday. Driver George Keough 70 of 2390 Cedar Ave was involved. no further details given.
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Eucalyptus Ave
Joe Kennick
Long Beach City
George Keough
Cedar Ave
Hill 51
Hawaii Sugar Industry Strike Threat Hits Islands
Gov Quinn urged Hawaii sugar workers to delay a 15,000 job idle strike as federal mediators prepared to arrive. The contract expired Friday midnight amid failed negotiations with the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen Union backing a no contract no work stance.
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Haweii
Gov. Williams
F. Quinn
Quinn
International Longshore
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Adlai Seeks Private Panel on Disarmament
Adlai E Roosevelt Stevenson proposed a world panel of private citizens to review arms plans and break the East West deadlock. The UN secretary general would pick members to evaluate disarmament recommendations and expose bank and phony proposals. He spoke Friday night at the 10th annual Roosevelt Day dinner hosted by Americans for Democratic Action.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
United Nations
Americans For Democratic Action
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Copter Pilot Neely Keyser Killed In Fog Tragedy
The U S Army reports 1st Lt Neely B Keyser was killed when a helicopter he was piloting struck a power line in heavy fog Friday. The incident occurred during a U S military operation involving USM and Germany.
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