Economist Says Sputnik to Change U.S. Life
Economist Malcolm P. McNair told the National Retail Dry Goods Assn convention that Sputnik's impact will reshape American life. He warned of higher taxes, possible wage controls, and a longer defense push, urging broader government spending to avert a Soviet lead in science and potential loss of the American way of life.
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Slaying Jury Picks Impassive 20YearOld Suspect
Suzanne Elaine Soule, 20, accused of bludgeoning roommate Catherine Elvins, 19, to death in Burlingame, sits impassive as jurors are questioned for her murder trial. The Seattle victim’s body was found moved from bed to kitchen with a blanket. Soule’s defense seeks to show lack of criminal intent.
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Soviet plan to legalize Iron Curtain fears
Senate Republican leader Knowland said Russia seeks a legal endorsement of its nonaggression ideas to legitimize the Iron Curtain. He warned that agreeing to such a pact would surrender free nations to Soviet control and pressure the West to recognize the current status quo. The Soviets claim possible disarmament talks hinge on Western goodwill. Red Skelton was released from danger after a cardiac episode. Eisenhower expected to press for new talks if Russia shows good faith. The Soviets announced cuts of 300000 in armed forces including units in Hungary and East Germany.
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Plunge as Bridge Collapses In Wysox Pennsylvania
Forty one school children were plunged 25 feet to the Susquehanna River brink when a bridge failed under their Wysox Elementary School bus in Grae ford County. Only Yvonne Bride, 10, suffered minor facial injuries. driver Willard Ackley and truck operator Rodney Williams were rescued unharmed. Emergency responders freed the children through an emergency door as the tractor trailer jackknifed into the water.
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Survey of Dangers in Pesticides Urged
New York Zoological Society urges a multimillion-dollar long-range study on the dangers of mass spraying pesticides. Dr John L. George, associate curator of mammals, prepared the Si-page report outlining present knowledge and risks to insects, plants, and people.
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Malaria Fight Receives Seven Million Dollar Gift
SARIS notes the United States has contributed seven million dollars to World Health Organization malaria efforts. The donation supports global anti malaria work led by WHO and partners.
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Unionists Reject Phone Co Offer
Unionists refuse AT&T wage提offer for 25 000 long lines workers calling it still inadequate. Negotiations between AT&T representatives and the Communications Workers of America resumed today after the company made a new offer earlier in the week. Ed Sclenson, CW's long-lines director, said some workers would still be getting nothing.
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