Compton Dies Nobel Winner and Atomic Pioneering Physicist
Dr. Arthur Compton, renowned physicist and Nobel laureate, directed the Chicago physics program and the committee that advanced uranium use for wartime needs. Born in Wooster Ohio he studied at Wooster Princeton and taught at Washington University before leading nuclear research at the University of Chicago. He helped develop the first atomic reactor and contributed to the atomic bomb program. Kennedy discussed disarmament and detection at Geneva, outlining conditions for attending a summit and stressing meaningful diplomatic action.
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Military Pay Study Formed by Defense Department
Washington report says the Defense Department on Wednesday established a study group to examine potential military pay raises. The panel will review current compensation and propose recommendations for adjustments affecting service members and related benefits.
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Britain Backs U S Disarm Proposal At UN Talks
British officials praised the U S plan for three year arms cuts and a staged international inspection system. Rusk urged a 30 percent cut in nuclear forces and missiles with a ban on nuclear weapons production while a U N inspired body would monitor compliance without enforcement powers. Gromyka outlined a four year path toward a disarmament treaty with staged inspections and a peacetime U N police force under a troika.
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Boy Shot, Friend Held in Surgery as Brother Is Critically Wounded
Four month old girl suffers gunshot wound. Boy's friend held in surgery after the shooting. He wept when questioned by officers, claiming the bullet likely did not hit vital organs and merely passed through the shoulder. Detective Kerr notes possible manslaughter if Brant boy dies due to lack of proper medical treatment by Kirkwood.
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Steel Talks Resume for Second Day in Pittsburgh
Negotiators returned to the bargaining table for a second straight day to craft new contracts for the nations 430000 basic steelworkers. An elderly retiree, claiming 37 years in mills, was escorted from a motel meeting place by police as talks began. He sought to meet David J. McDonald and R. Conrad Cooper about his horse.
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Out-of-State Tuition Increase Proposed by California Senate
Sen George Miller Jr introduces bill to raise out-of-state student tuition at state colleges from 250 to 360 dollars annually. Martinez chairs the Senate Finance Committee and an Assembly subcommittee previously approved the measure. Advocate A Alaiy Post says the higher fees would bring in about 328 thousand dollars yearly.
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Government offices may get new color schemes
Washington officials report the General Services Administration is studying a wider range of office color options. The spokesman said colors would be tasteful, not gaudy, possibly including pastel shades.
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Consumer Protection Plan Outlined by Kennedy
Kennedy called for a comprehensive consumer protection plan emphasizing safety, information, choice, and hearing rights. He cited unsafe cosmetics and drugs, noting over 20 percent of new drugs tested since 1956 failed to meet therapeutic claims, causing needless suffering and wasted money.
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Jackie Kennedy Tours Taj Mahal Site and Fatehpur Sikri
Mrs Kennedy viewed a marble fortress dome and inlaid walls in the Taj Mahal complex and visited Fatehpur Sikri, the former imperial capital. She toured by special train from New Delhi with Prime Minister Nehru’s successor and key figures, amid a rain-soaked desert visit.
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