New Device Will Track Hurricanes and Storms
A long wire service report details efforts by meteorologists to deploy new tracking devices along U S shores to monitor hurricanes and severe weather. The piece covers planned Doppler radar tests at multiple facilities, potential storm-season data collection in Texas, and collaboration with Cornell laboratories to evaluate tornado identification methods.
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Atlantic
Holmes
Hafer
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratories
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Torna
Wichita
Kan
Texas
Eisenhower urged to address public on budget and aid
Congressional leaders pressed President Eisenhower to go on air within ten days to appeal for his budget and foreign aid program. Knowland and Martin urged clear action on civil rights and spending, with talks flagging plans for school construction and aid funding amid a broad economy drive.
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Senate
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House
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Transamerica Corp Profits Rise in 1957 First Quarter
SAN FRANCISCO AP Transamerica Corp and domestic subsidiaries report unaudited net profit up nearly 10 percent in the first quarter of 1957 from 1956. President F N Belgrano Jr. cites a total profit of 58,085,700 and Transamerica alone earning 5,542,700 or 49 cents a share, with a 35 cent quarterly dividend declared.
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Transamerica Corp
Ite
F. N. Belgrano Jr
Belgrano
Transamerica
Gila Bend Tops Nation With 97 Degree High
The U S Weather Bureau reported the high in Gila Bend Arizona reached 97 degrees on Tuesday while Fraser Colorado recorded the lowest at 15 degrees. The national extremes show a broad temperature spread across western and mountainous states.
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Gila Bend
New York
Ariz
U. S
Algerian Nationalists Claim 128 French Killed in Clashes
The Cairo office of the Algerian National Liberation Front claims 128 French soldiers died last week in clashes with Algerian nationalists. The statement says scores of French were wounded in daily clashes April 24 26 and that Algerians seized large quantities of arms and ammunition. The Nationalists did not disclose their own losses.
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Cairo
Uti
Algerian National Liberation
Municipal Band Concert Program Update
Concert program from the Municipal Band lists an afternoon show at 2:00 PM with conductors Charles J. Payne Alburt W. Lissle and performers Mary Ansibtaa GER Broadfast and Cleary. Tickets $20 and note of no Friday evening concert. venue Municipal Auditorium Holouta-Comet presents Trina Messy and Be Crown KING.
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Charles J. Payne
Alburt
Lissle Mary
Holouta
Trina Messy
Cleary
Tlateboors
Mussel quarantine in effect today in California
State health director Dr. Malcolm H Merrill announced a yearly mussel quarantine prohibiting human consumption in California from today until October 31. Mussels may be used for bait during this period, and Californians are urged to take precautions by cleaning and thoroughly washing clams before cooking and disposing of all dark parts while consuming only the white meat.
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Berkeley
California
Malcolm H- Merrill
Shot in Arm for Warning Net
Colorado Springs dispatch says the national attack warning system receives a boost with a 24-hour leased wire that will notify Civil Defense directors in all 48 states within one minute. The new system will alert simultaneously by voice, replacing the old relay method that took 10 to 30 minutes in some areas.
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Colorado Springs
Civil Defense
Noted Rabbi Jerome Labovitz Dies in Philadelphia
Rabbi Jerome Labovitz, 50, executive director of the Philadelphia branch of the United Synagogue of America and former executive director of the Jewish Educational Alliance of Savannah, Ga., died Monday.
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Philadelphia
Jerome Labovitz
United Synagogue of America
Jewish Educational Alliance of
Savannah, Ga
Long Beach Audit Bureau member ends terms on Sunday
A local notice from Long Beach states that a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation will complete a term this coming Sunday at Sixth Street and Fine Avenue. Details remain sparse in the readable fragment.
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Sixth Street
Fine Avenue
Long Beach
Audit Bureau of Circuladon
Wags Coy
California population to reach 14 million soon
California population estimates tighten as Lt. Gov. Harold J. Powers discusses projections at a San Francisco convention. Experts previously estimated about 34 million nationwide, with California nearing 14 million as two months approach.
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Calif
Reforma
California
Harold J
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