JC Selects 10 Top Young Men of 1957: Scientists Solon Exec
Ten men under 35 from medicine government industry physics and aeronautical research were named outstanding young men of America for 1957 by the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce. They include Dr Thomas G Bulfes Dr Wilbert E Chope Sen Frank F Church Dr Richard A Dewall Alfred J Eggers Jr Maj David G Simons Dr Keith F Jensen Prof Cheng Ning Yang and Dr Robert E L Nesbit Jr The honorees will be feted at a Phoenix banquet as guests of the Phoenix Jaycees, marking the 20th year of the program.
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Ohio
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Montgomery
Ala
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South Dakota
Cheng Ning Yang
Princeton
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Albany
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Mine Blast Injures 38 at French Coal Shaft 1200 Feet
A coal dust explosion ripped through a mine shaft 1200 feet underground in Montceau les Mines France injuring 38 workers. Officials reported no deaths. About 230 miners were at work when the blast struck and many escaped unaided. Rescue teams searched surrounding shafts with no further casualties found.
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Solon Sees Eisenhower Veto of federal pay raise bills
Senator Carlson predicts President Eisenhower will veto pending measures to boost pay for about 144 million federal workers if kept in current form. The Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee backed raises granting 6 percent base pay increases retroactive to last October plus cost of living allowances, affecting postal workers and other federal employees.
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Soviets Delay U S Trains On Berlin Border Standoff
U S military trains between Berlin and West Germany ran on schedule while officials dampened a dispute with Soviet guards over a stamp requirement. Four trains carrying supplies to U S forces faced about ten hours of delay at Marienborn, with three more trains delayed as guards insisted on a new document stamp. The U S mission in Berlin filed a formal protest as negotiations continued.
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Eisenhower replies to Bulganin on summit plans
Moscow dispatches summarize Bulganin's message and Eisenhower's reply as Tass reports on Western reactions. London and Paris papers note the delay and emphasis on diplomacy, with Macmillan, Eisenhower, and other leaders seeking a summit to ease tensions and pursue a stable peace.
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Wisenhower
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California Milk Production Hits 1957 Record
California milk output rose to nearly 1.9 billion gallons in 1957, beating 1956’s record by over 1 percent. Fluid milk consumption per person topped 136 quarts, surpassing the previous high by about five quarts. The gain reflects more cows and higher output per cow, continuing a about 2.34 percent annual rise over 30 years.
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