NATO backed talent program to ease science brain drain
Sen. Jackson proposes a NATO financed two billion dollar yearly education and training program to create 200 new doctoral holders. He envisions a European wide center for postgraduate studies with international staffing and funding, and broader exchanges and cooperative projects among scientists and engineers.
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Sen
Jackson
D-Wash
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Ts Hessteems
Europe
Paris
Russia
United States
Auto thefts and tampering reported around city
Police were told of a stolen 1951 Pontiac coupe from 1408 S Main St owned by Joe O Harris. Aubrey L Massey Auto Sales reported an attempted theft with the target moved and returned. A jacket was taken from a car at St Johns Church. No progress on a $1751.43 safe burglary at Shamas Food 3. Daniel Storm paid a $180 DWI fine in justice court. A service station window was reported by W L Motley. See ONE, Page 8.
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Walnut St
S. Main St
Aubrey L. Massey
St. John’s Church
E. Hendricks St
Shamas Food
N. Main St
Justice Court
Daniel Storm
Glencoe
DWI
Sheriff’s Office
W. L. Motley
Boy Scouts Hold Camporee at Bottomless Lakes
Rio Hondo District of the Boy Scouts of America schedules a Camporee at Bottomless Lakes State Park Friday and Saturday with a Friday night campfire and Burl Wilkerson master of ceremonies. Only 11 to 13 year old Scouts may participate. older Scouts supervise.
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Rio Hondo
Boy Scouts of America
Bottomless Lakes State Park
Burl Wilkerson
Woman bequeaths most of her will to care for cats
Sonia Michigan report says Blanche Bonner Barber's probate will allocates the bulk of her estate to support her cats with funds for food and care. Executor Hattie Schaefer posted a $26 000 bond. Barber left minor bequests totaling 1100 to nieces and nephews and established a cat fund.
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Mich
Blanche Bonner Barber
Hattie Schaefer
Barter
Detroit
Bomb blasts injure 18 in Saigon including 13 U S soldiers
Time bombs caused mayhem at the U S Information Service library a military bus and a hostel in Saigon wounding 18 people. Eight seriously injured U S servicemen were named and treated at Clark Air Base.
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United States Information Service
U. S. Military Assistance Advisory Group
Winds Hit Mexican Resort at 97 Miles per Hour
Mazatlan suffered 97 mph winds that lashed the Pacific port for three hours damaging many buildings and destroying at least 36 fishing boats. No deaths were officially reported. An early jail collapse error claimed eight prisoners killed. Unconfirmed Palangana reports spoke of three deaths from a demolished house.
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Mazatlan
Mexico
Pacific
The
Mexican Aviation Co
Palangana
Bern Gantner Named Farmington Times Editor
A former Albuquerque Tribune staffer Bern Gantner has become managing editor of the Farmington Times. He previously worked for the Tucumcari Daily News and the Clovis News Journal.
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Farmington
Albuquerque Tribune
Bern Gantner
Farmington Times
Gantner
Tucumcari Daily News
Clovis News Journal
Nutting Urges US Britain Unity To Seek Peace
Anthony Nutting former British Foreign Minister told NMMI Cadets that a strong US Britain partnership is essential to address the Communist threat and secure peace. He cited his Middle East interviews and argued for an integrated international system to uphold the status quo as revolutions unfold worldwide. See NUTTING, Page 8
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Anthony Nutting
NMMI
Middle East
James B. Summers
Nutting
John P. Willey
G. Merton Sayre
Lyceum Committee
Record
Ellers
England
United Kingdom
UN General Assembly
Lyceum
United States
Great Britain
Egypt
New York Herald Tribune
North Africa
Pakistan
India
Israel
Betrayal Testimony In Spy Case Tells of Russian Contact
Master Sergeant Roy A. Rhodes testified in Brooklyn federal court that he betrayed the United States and supplied information to Soviet nationals in 1952 after a Moscow hotel party with two Russian girls. He described payments of rubles totaling about 2500 to 3000 and exposure to embassy operations.
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U.S. Army
Moscow
Roy A. Rhodes
Brooklyn
Federal District Court
Rhodes
Rudolf J. Abel
Soviet Union
United States
Mortimer W. Byers
State Department
U.S
Pentagon
Master
Japanese Judge Accepts GI Girard Defense In Fatal Range Shooting
Maebashi Japan presiding judge accepts William S Girard story that he did not intend to hit anyone when firing at scrap brass on an army range. The 22 year old testifies that the shot was accidental or negligent while a three judge court weighs possible conviction for inflicting bodily injury causing death.
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Maebashi
Japan
GI William S. Girard
Kawachi
Girard
3.C. Victor Nickel
Inkster
Mich
Oil Production Dips 975 Barrels Week Ended Oct 19
State and regional oil totals shift with Oklahoma up 23 700 barrels to 569 500 while Louisiana falls 9 300 to 802 900. Colorado down 4 550 to 143 400 New Mexico off 500 to 253 300 Arkansas down 275 to 31 350 Unchanged Texas output at 2 650 100.
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Tulsa
Oil and Gas Journal
Louisiana
Oklahoma
the Journal
Colorado
New Mexico
Arkansas
Texas
Senators press missile move as Sputnik circles Earth
Senate leaders including Mansfield and Humphrey urged faster U.S. missile work and a full probe into science policy amid continued Soviet Sputnik orbit. Clarence B. Randall suggested a satellite could be launched with ICBM gear but warned a Soviet display would provoke global outcry. Cape Canaveral prepared to test Vanguard first-stage engine, while Russia’s satellite marked day 19 in orbit.
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Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Humphrey
Dminn
Clarence B. Randall
United States
Russia
Sputnik
U.S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vanguard
Eisenhower
Turkey
Queen Elizabeth II Visit Affects U.S. British Ties
Hard headed Americans and British diplomats assess the impact of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip’s U S Canada tour on cooperation. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan travels from London to begin talks, a day after the royal visit ends.
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Elizabeth II
U.S
Harold Macmillan
London
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
United States
Canada
Eisenhower to Address Health Needs Across Nation Tonight
President Eisenhower will speak on America's health and medical needs in a nationwide radio address from New York. The speech airs at 10:05 p.m. EDT on all major networks with no television broadcast.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
New York
Argentina Faces 48 Hour General Strike by 70 Unions
Seventy unions with over three million members stage a 48 hour general strike across Argentina demanding wage increases to combat rising costs. The action ignores appeals by Provisional President Pedro Aramburu to keep workers on the job. Among the unions are 62 aligned with exiled former dictator Juan Peron.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Pedro Aramburu
Juan Peron
Farmers Union denounces Benson over production payment plan
The National Farmers Union accuses Secretary Benson of creating a straw man to justify a plan that could cost up to 10 billion dollars annually. The group, a longtime critic of Benson, backs the Brannan plan proposed in 1949 by Secretary Charles Brannan.
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National Farmers Union
Benson
Charles Brannan
Jail Visits Stopped Because of Flu Bug
Scranton, Pa. Warden Patrick Manley banned all visits to the 65 prisoners at Lackawanna County jail as an influenza epidemic continued in the area. The warden said none of the prisoners is sick and the measure aims to keep them healthy.
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Scranton
Lackawanna County
Patrick Manley
Manley
Top Amateur Radio Man to Speak Here
All amateur radio operators in southeastern New Mexico and Roswell are invited to hear the top man in amateur radio in the United States. Budlong, general manager of the American Radio Relay League, will speak at the New Mexico Military Institute at 8 o clock, sponsored by the Pecos Valley Amateur Radio Club.
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New Mexico
Roswell
United States
Budlong
American Radio Relay League
New Mexico Military Institute
Pecos Valley
State Welfare Medical Costs Rise Sharply
A staff report to the New Mexico Board of Public Welfare notes a sharp rise in medical costs for fiscal 1956-57. Welfare Director Robert Pritchett was authorized to seek solutions with Finance and Budget officers as costs outpaced deposits in the second half of 1956-57.
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Santa FE
New Mexico Board of Public Welfare
Robert Pritchett
Fall in Mercury Feared in Northeast New Mexico
The Associated Press reports a threat of colder weather in northeastern New Mexico as a front dissipates moisture across the state. Skies clear some today with scattered showers possible through Wednesday, while 24 hour moisture readings varied across towns including Carlsbad, Hobbs and Santa Fe. Severe storms and hail were forecast but did not develop locally.
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New Mexico
Weather Bureau
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Hobbs
Roswell
Truth Or Consequences
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Alamogordo
Albuquerque
Clayton
Columbus
Farmington
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Raton
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