Urges U S to Share Secrets on Nuclear Weapons
Thomas Murray, consultant to the Senate Atomic Energy Committee, urged revising secrecy laws to share nuclear design and fabrication information with allies. He backed unity of the free world in nuclear affairs and said secrecy cannot halt Soviet progress, while excluding weapons like Fe and big Ae bombs.
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Adm. Pratt, 88, Dies, Headed U.S. Navy
Chelsea Massachusetts obituary notes Admiral William Vearie Pratt who led the U.S. Navy in 1929 and supported naval operations in 1930. Born in Belfast Maine he was a veteran of the Spanish American War and World War I and received decorations from three governments for meritorious service.
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Suit over polio vaccine injury reaches jury in Berkeley case
In Santa Barbara a $365,000 suit against Cutter Laboratories accuses the firm of causing polio paralysis in a girl and a boy. The case, before Superior Court, features testimony from Dr. Henman Kabat on paralysis and vaccination safety, with attorney Melvin Belli pressing causation questions as the trial proceeds.
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Expert Says Russia Can Seize Moon
Cambridge, Mass expert Andrew G Hatey of Washington and president of the International Astronautical Federation argues there is no law stopping Russia from claiming the moon. Speaking at Harvard Law School he warns planting a flag would create a claim to mastery of the moon, urging an international agreement to prevent colonial use of celestial bodies.
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78 Jailed Peronists Freed by Argentina
Buenos Aires provisional government pardons 78 jailed Peronist legislators and officials for treason charges. Former Vice President Alberto Teisaire and Delia de Parodi among those released while others remain in custody for various crimes tied to charges and the coup context.
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Senator Smith of New Jersey to retire from Senate
Sen Smith of New Jersey announced retirement from the Senate effective January 1950. The move came as Republicans, stunned by Gov Meyner’s reelection, regroup to seek a successor. Former aide Bernard Shenley and Rep Kean had already indicated they would seek Smith's seat, amid talks of nominating a strong challenger.
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Quits Show With Take for $47,500
David Mayer, 36, of New York City won $47,500 on Twenty One after beating Paul Bain, 38, a New York legal assistant and music student. Bain left with $2,500. Mayer planned to donate winnings to his son’s education and research. In a later match, Dr. Richard A. Wall of Mt. Vernon won $8,500 by defeating Judy Bailey of New York City.
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Egypt Approves 478 Million Dollar Russian Loan
The Egyptian Parliament backed a Soviet Union aid agreement to secure 478 million dollars from Russia. War Minister Abdel Rahim Amer reported on the accord after returning from a three week trip to the Soviet Union.
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Man Made Meteor Could Hit Moon, Says Zwicky
Pasadena scientist Dr. Fritz Zwicky predicts a man made meteor could be fired toward the moon within three months using a V2 like rocket and shaped charges. He cites earlier tests at Holloman and last October as the high point of space particle ejection and notes instruments could analyze meteor tracks via prism spectrometry to identify materials and atmospheric conditions.
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5 wonderful ways to fix stewing chicken
Old fashioned grandma style stewed chicken and drumplings offer savory comfort. The item promotes a December issue from Hetter Homes de MAX FISHEROW CORP Gardens and invites readers to buy at FRONT STREET SAM FRANCISCO outlets for cooking ideas and serving suggestions.
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Twins Undergo Kidney Transplant Operation in Boston
Carl and Clyde Foster, 14 year old twins from Focatela Idaap, underwent a kidney transplant at Brigham Hospital. Doctors reported both in good condition after the operation though 72 hours were needed to confirm kidney function. A team of surgeons removed a healthy kidney from Carl and transplanted it to Clyde. Clyde previously had two failing kidneys and twins donate to save him.
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