U S Ahead of Russia in A Bomb Race and Trade Law Debate
A U S committee urges repeal of fair trade laws to allow discount merchants to set prices on branded goods, prompting reaction from Rep. Celler and Sen. Sparkman. The report also calls for limits on labor unions and weighs merger rules. In Los Alamos, Dr Norris E Bradbury discusses the A bomb era, defense limits, and continuing research amid the arms race.
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Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
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University of Michigan Law
Barnes and Oppenheim
Los Alamos
N.M
Norris E. Bradbury
Russia
Bradbury
Churchill
United States
Wilson
Stanford University
Navy
Dahlgren
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppie
Teller
Science Magazine
Norris Bradbury
Garcias Welcome Twelfth Child Amid Naming Dilemma
Mr and Mrs Florencio Garcia of Los Angeles welcomed a 12th child this week at Lincoln Hospital. The newborn joins siblings aged 2 to 17 with names all starting with E. Hospital staff asked for a name but the Garcias say no suitable EF name is yet chosen for the baby boy.
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Los Angeles
Florencio Garcia
Garcias
Eduardo
Enrique
Ernesto
Elena
Edmundo
Everardo
Esteban
Esten
Eugenio Elizabeth
Elias
Romelia Garcia
Lincoln Hospital
Japanese Doctors Hear of Cancer Research Findings
Kanematsu Sugiura of Sloan-Kettering Institute told the Japan Medical Congress in Kyoto that an effective cancer drug may be discovered within the next year or two. He noted about 100 of 15,000 drugs showed some effect on cancers in animal experiments at the institute over the past six years.
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Kyoto
Japan
Kanematsu Sugiura
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
New York
Japan Medical Congress
Fred
Theo
Miranda
Kyles
Linda
Easter Business Hopes To Break 1953 Sales Peak
New York report says a good spell of weather could push Easter sales beyond the 1953 record. Merchants across 39 of 44 cities express optimism, noting strong demand for Easter finery, children’s wear, and accessories while weather and timing influence results.
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Associated Press
Winston-Salem
N.C
Des Moines
Iowa
Los Angeles
Broadway
Richmond
Houston
Tex
Kurt Levi
Berksons
Kansas City
Five Southern States Defiant On School Segregation
In a move ahead of the Supreme Court arguments set for April 11, only Alabama Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and South Carolina refuse to discuss desegregation and threaten drastic steps to keep white and Negro students in separate classrooms. Arkansas Florida North Carolina Texas Virginia Oklahoma Kentucky Tennessee seek time to gradual integration while Delaware Maryland Kansas Missouri and West Virginia have begun eliminating segregated classrooms. The case hinges on equal protection under the 14th Amendment following last May's ruling that race based school separation is unconstitutional.
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Atlanta
Deep South
U. S. Supreme Court
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
High Court
Arkansas
Florida
North Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
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Tennessee
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Maryland
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Missouri
West Virginia
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Doctor at the U2
Dr. Fred Beier, a St. Louis transplant now in Jennings Missouri, faces personal and professional strain as Linda Kyle, a genteel local matron, reveals a dark plot and a troubled past. Linda confronts marriage betrayal, the Kyles, and a desire to expose harm while Beier contemplates his patients and fragile relationship amidst a looming crisis.
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Fred Beier
St. Louis
Jennings
Missouri
Katie
Linda Kyle
Beier
Friends Meet In Mountain Town Rendezvous
Fred Beier arrives with Murphy Hudson to Denver as Miranda Bell, a flashy local writer, exploits Fred’s connections. Murphy notes Miranda’s charm while Fred hurriedly escorts him to a station wagon. Miranda bikes in, declaring urgent need to see Fred at the studio, and a magnetic yearnings unfolds.
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Fred
Murphy Hudson
Fred Beier
Murphy
Slick
Denver
Murph
Miranda
Mirandy Bell
Mirandy
Bonanza Gram puzzle clears memory of holidays
A Raleigh Register and Beckley Post Herald weekly contest explains the Bonanza Gram game. Contestants fill missing letters to reveal a hidden message, using clues from a provided anecdote and general knowledge. Prize is 20 dollars weekly, with rules on entry, eligibility, and judging.
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Beckley Post-Herald & Raleigh Register
Raleigh Register and
Beckley Post- Herald
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