Fast OK Due on Military Nominees
Chairman Russell said the new Army and defense picks from Eisenhower may get speedy Senate Armed Forces Committee approval with no formal hearings. Nathan F. Twining to head the joint chiefs, Thomas D. White to succeed him as air force chief, Quarles named deputy secretary, and Jacobs Douglas to replace Quarles. All nominations await Senate confirmation.
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Long Range Atom Missile Seen Soon
Senator Russell cites Pentagon briefing on an intermediate range ballistic missile expected to reach about 1500 miles with two nuclear warheads. He warns mass production not imminent as Wilson and Radford testified behind closed doors, noting Army Jupiter and Air Force Thor programs.
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Australia polio cases from Satkt vaccine report
Health Minister Donald Cameron announced that only five Australian children out of 134 million inoculated since last June have contracted polio. The small number highlights the vaccine's strong protective effect and ongoing immunization efforts.
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Canberra
Donald Cameron
Long Beach Delegation Pushes Navy Cuts and Atom Cruiser
Long Beach officials in Washington urged trimming military budgets to protect the economy while praising the USS Long Beach, the first atom powered warship. Thomas stressed Russia is strong but not as powerful as perceived. Navy officials touted atomic ships and future fleet plans as delegation members met with leaders to discuss landings and carrier accommodations.
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Drug Flown to Alaska to Save Infant
A new antibiotic Fungizone was rushed from the Squibb plant to New York airport under police escort and placed on Northwest Airlines flight 209 for transfer to flight 583, aiming to reach Anchorage to save a month-old boy with meningitis. The infant is son of Sgt. Ronald Stenerson of Elmendorf Air Force Base.
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Alaska
Ronald Stenerson
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Anchorage
E.R. Squibb and Sons
New York International
Squibb
New Brunswick
Northwest Airlines
Northwest
Two teenage hitchhikers nabbed with marijuana in car
Elvis Worthen a Los Angeles deputy sheriff picked up two teens who flagged him down. One carried a paper bag and the deputy found enough marijuana to roll about 100 cigarettes. He detained them for juvenile officers.
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Los Angeles
Grandson Receives 2800 For Abstaining From Alcohol
In London Duncan Mos Gowan aged 18 learns his grandmother’s will awards him 2800 if he remains abstinent from alcohol for three years. The bequest reflects a strict condition tied to his sobriety.
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London
Duncan Mos Gowan
Gossip and self reveal in April Reader's Digest
The excerpt discusses gossip as a social behavior used to elevate self by diminishing others. It promotes reading Reader's Digest for insight into fears weaknesses and ambitions through what one says about others. The ad highlights 41 titles of lasting interest and condensed reading from various sources.
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