Soviet Union to Share Atomic Know-How for Peaceful Use
The USSR announced it will exchange atomic know-how and fissionable materials with Communist allies including China and East European states in return for a continuing supply of atomic raw materials. Aid is limited to peaceful uses and piles will be sized to produce 5 000 kilowatts.
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Russia
Moscow
Soviet Union
China
East Germany
Poland
Romania
Czechoslovakia
U.S.S.R. Council of Ministers
Foreign Ministry
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
U.S.S.R
Solons Weigh Key Items In New Mexico Session
Santa Fe lawmakers reconvened to tackle three major items. Gov. Simms reviews Springer School for Boys conditions and considers new board appointments. An interim prison panel prepared a long report on penitentiary improvements and possible continued existence.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
House
Senate
John F. Simms
Springer Industrial School For
Dist
Robert Fox
New Mexico Commission On Youth
Simms
Sherwood Culberson
Lordsburg
New Mexico Cattle Growers Assn
Emery Carper
Roswell
New Mexico Oil and Gas Assn
Nathaniel Wollman
University of New Mexico
Jack Knaebal
Grants
Anaconda Copper Corp
Ben McAllister
New Mexico Farm Bureau
Legislative Council
Springer
Fox
Two Thirds Outlay For Military Is Tagged Air Power
President Eisenhower proposed a 34 billion dollar military outlay for the next fiscal year with two thirds for air power and nuclear air retaliatory arms. He told Congress the peacetime budget would be the largest for air power and related programs starting July 1. A separate Panama note reports Paco Dx Preus confessing to the slaying of President Remon and implicating his successor Jose Ramon Guizado.
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Eisenhower
Air Force
Navy
Congress
Ruben Miro
Jose Antonio Remon
Panama
Miro
National Assembly
Remon
Jose Ramon Guizado
Washington
S. Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
U. S. al
Searchers Pressure on Missing Denver Attorney Plane
A small force of searchers combs snowbound buttes northwest of Albuquerque for a Stinson Voyager missing since Saturday with Denver attorney William C. Wilson and his secretary Melba Tomlinson. Civil Air Patrol and volunteers from Tucumcari to Santa Fe coordinate air and ground efforts, while rail and Indian Service lines assist.
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Albuquerque
Here
Denver
William C. Wilson
Melba ‘Tomlinson
Stinson
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Nev
Winslow
Ariz
Arizona
Civil Air Patrol
Maj
A. H. Perry
CAP
Santa Fe Railway
U. S. Indian Service
Belen
Cuba
N. M
Air Force Rushes Planes For Costa Rica Aid
Air Force pilots rushed four World War II fighters to Costa Rica to bolster government forces against rebels in a six day uprising. The planes from the U S government were to be manned by Costa Rican pilots as fighting continued near the Nicaraguan border at Santa Rosa and Liberia. The OAS had authorized the transfer following a Costa Rican government appeal for help amid accusations against Nicaragua.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
USS
U. S
The
Organization of American States
Nicaragua
OAS
Figueres
Santa Rosa Plantation
Ohe
Santa Rosa
Jose
Liberia
Weather Summary for United States Reading Station
Weather data from three hour intervals shows yesterday to today with a high of 58 and a low of 32. Precipitation none in the last 24 hours. month to date 0.29 inches, year to date 0.29. Sunrise 7 02, sunset 5 15, day length 10.2 hours. Forecast calls for variable cloudiness today with increasing wind and mild temperatures. high 58 possible snow flurries tonight, low around 20. Partly cloudy and cold tomorrow.
Navy Constellation Crashes Off Newfoundland. 13 Missing
A United States Navy four engine Constellation crashed in the Atlantic off southwest Newfoundland. The plane had departed Harmon Air Force Base and was en route to Patuxent River NAS Maryland. 13 aboard are missing after two engine failures. Search planes sighted yellow life rafts but found no occupants.
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Atlantic
Newfoundland
Spot
Harmon Air Force Base
Constellation
Harmon
Here
Patuxent River Naval Air Station
Maryland
Harmon Fields
Airways
Moncton, N.B
Select Jurors for Kenneth Lewis Trial
Jurors were chosen in District Court for the trial of Kenneth Lewis a 15 year old Roswell Negro accused of fatally stabbing Leor Webb 18 also of Roswell. Lewis had been found guilty of manslaughter in a prior Roswell trial but a new hearing was granted by District Judge George T Harris.
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Lovington
District Court
Kenneth Lewis
Roswell
Leor Webb
Lewis
Dist
George T. Harris
Elderly Artesia Woman Stricken in Gas Filled Trailer
Funeral arrangements are pending for Minnie Jeannette Newbert born October 29 1881 in Missouri who died from escaping gas from an un lighted stove in a poorly ventilated trailer at 102 E Grand St Artesia. Police Chief Frank Powell found the body after neighbors reported she had not been seen since Saturday night. She lived alone since her husband’s death in 1948 and is survived by a sister Irma C Spiecher of Oxnard California. The Newberts moved to Artesia from McCamey Texas in 1937 and once ran a grocery on South First Street.
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Artesia
Frank Powell
Minnie Jeannette Newbert
E. Grand St
Chief Powell
Mrs. Newbert
Army leader ship school graduate at Ladd AFB Alaska
Sgt. Allen E. Coursey son of Mr and Mrs Oliver Coursey Route 1 Roswell recently graduated from the Army 4th Regimental Combat Team Leadership School at Ladd Air Force Base Alaska He entered the Army in November 1952 and arrived overseas in January 1953 He is a member of Company G
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Ladd Air Force Base
Alaska
Allen E. Coursey
Oliver Coursey
Route 1
Roswell
Army
4Th Regimental Combat Team
Coursey
Pilots Amused Over Delivering $1 Planes
US ferry pilots fly four F51Ds from San Antonio to Costa Rica in a new sale of $50,000 fighters for a reported $1. The 1708th Ferrying Group officers, led by Capt Wallace Wilson, say the mission is routine, while maintenance crews ensure planes are ready. They fly in formation behind a C54 transport carrying crew home.
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San Antonio
Tex
Costa Rica
Central America
United States
Korea
Dell C. Toedt
Laurel
Iowa
Wallace E. S. Wilson
Denver
Colo
Robert A. Strait
Corpus Christi
Noah L. Mc
Cullough Jr
College Station
North Atlantic
182Nd Air National Guard
B. F. Dorian
U.S
New Lions Club Moves Closer to Roswell Start
Roswell businessmen met with Lions International representative Tom Kirkham and District 40 X officers to plan a new Lions Club limited to 25 members. Carlton Rudolph and Cleo Ainsworth attended, with Brad Hays named temporary chairman ahead of Friday luncheon at the Nickson Hotel to organize charter membership.
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Lions Club
Roswell
Lions International
Tom Kirkham
Carl Rudolph
Hobbs
Cleo Ainsworth
Elida
Internatial
Kirkham
Brad Hays
Lions Clubs
Nickson Hotel
Air Force
Albert Thomson
Crawford Astey
Hays
Slick But Open Highway Report West of Roswell
A noon report notes road conditions west of Roswell with snow melting. Five inches fell in Farmington and Aztec with a little in Santa Fe. Other Roswell routes were clear though the western highway remained slick yet passable for motorists.
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Roswell
Farmington
Aztec
Santa Fe
Eisenhower budget seeks large New Mexico water and weapon funds
President Eisenhower asked Congress for 6.31 million dollars for New Mexico water projects including Rio Grande floodway and Carlsbad while urging 302.3 million for weapons production and expanded facilities at Los Alamos and White Sands. The plan covers Upper Kansas projects and river basin irrigation, flood control, power and water supplies, with emphasis on nuclear and missile programs in the region.
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New Mexico
Eisenhower
Congress
Reclamation Bureau
Rio Grande
Carlsbad
Upper Kansas
Los Alamos
Alburquerque
White Sands Proving Ground
Alamogordo
N. M
Rio Grande Floodway
New Mex
Ico
Texas
Vermejo
Maxwell
Upper Colorado
Bureau of Reclamation
Budget estimates for year ending June
The Associated Press presents budget estimates in millions of dollars for the year ending June.
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New York
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Preus
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Marine Corps
Fran O'Brien
United States Weather Bureau
Irma C. Spiecher
Oxnard, Calif
New Lions Club
Associated Press
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W. F. Davis
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