Competition to Produce A Powered Electricity Race
The article outlines a global race to develop atomic electric power led by the United States and the Soviet Union with Britain France Canada Italy Sweden West Germany Belgium and Latin American nations joining. It notes targets for 1960 1975 and projections of large scale plants and capacities.
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Kremlin
United States
Crete
Esate
United
America
Soviet Union
Britain
U.S.S.R
France
Shapin
Shween
West Germany
U.S
Raval Wuente
British Atomic Energy Authority
Western Officials Blamed Over Soviet Influence Hike in Africa
London reports note rising Soviet influence in Africa with Libyan ambassador Generalov expanding a full diplomatic mission. Sudan weighs a Soviet offer to establish relations while Liberia’s delegation seeks formal ties and aid. Western fears center on links with nationalist rebels in French North Africa.
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Africa
London
Russia
Libya
Nikolai Ivanovich Generalov
Generalov
Australia
Vladimir Petrov
Sudan
West African Republic of
Liberia
St.Paul
Cairo
Addis Abba
Ethiopia
French North Africa
Hatoyama First Lady Shapes Japan’s Political Path
Mrs. Ichiro Hatoyama, 73, is described as the force behind her husband Prime Minister Hatoyama’s rise. She blends modernization with tradition, stresses hard work, and discusses Western influence on Japanese life, women, and houses as she highlights her son’s graduation and a finance ministry role.
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Tokyo
Japan
Ichiro Hatoyama
New Japan
Hatoyama
Wilson
Hatoyamas
Liehiro
Tokyo University
Son
Finance Ministry
End Riots Move MERGER of Bihar and West Bengal
The Indian government in New Delhi announced a merger of Bihar and West Bengal after chief ministers agreed to end rioting over territory. The plan would form one state covering about 100000 square miles with an estimated 65000000 people, with Calcutta in West Bengal.
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Bihar
West Bengal
New Delhi
Calcutta
Ostracized Couple Seek Happiness in Bermuda Home
Outerbridge 34, and Miss Wallace 32, a nightclub performer, say they will stay in Bermuda despite ostracism from clubs and creditors. Married Christmas Eve, they face threats to their four children and social exclusion, yet plan to remain as they pursue a life together in the island community.
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Bermuda
Hamilton
Alexander Stuart Outerbridge
Royce Wallace
Outerbridge
Miss Wallace
the Angels’ Grotto
Alice Wolcott
Robert Wolcott
Lukens Steel Co
Coatesville, Pa
Ber
Bermuda Yacht Club
Mid-Ocean Golf Club
St.George’s
South America
Swizzle Inn
Don’t Do It Lynchburg Car Crash injures arm near sign
In Lynchburg Virginia Richard Phelps riding with his wife in a car driven by his nephew was forced off the road by an approaching vehicle. Phelps arm struck a highway sign and was broken in four places.
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Lynchburg
Richard Phelps
Phelps
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