Scientist Roy Goranson Dies by Own Hand in California
LIVERMORE California Dr Roy W Goranson a prominent theoretical physicist was found dead yesterday in the garage of his Danville home Deputy Sheriff Robert Barrett said Goranson had told his wife on Christmas Day I will take the easy way out but it will be hard for you He had been under psychiatric care for extreme low mood since arriving in Livermore in 1953 The 61 year old scientist was with the University of California radiation laboratory in Livermore and had earlier gained fame in 1940 for a machine producing three million pounds per square inch of pressure He worked for the AEC Navy NDRC and Los Alamos before joining the university staff He was born in New Westminster British Columbia.
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Afro-Asian anti West conference opens in Cairo
About 400 delegates from 40 countries attend a Cairo Afro-Asian conference with exiles and nonofficial groups. Anwar Sadat leads as president promising neutrality and nonalignment amid calls to end bases and pacts and halt nuclear tests. Delegates from India Uganda Ghana Nigeria, alongside Soviet and Arab diplomats, fill the audience as tensions and anti imperialism rhetoric rise.
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Morse Seeks UN Path to Peace at Tokyo Summit
Sen Morse of Oregon urged bypassing power blocs to solve world problems through the United Nations. Speaking at a Tokyo news conference during a return from New Delhi, he said peace and war issues should be resolved by the UN. He arrived in Tokyo yesterday as leader of the American delegation and plans to depart Friday with his wife.
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Spellman Gifts $15000 to Korean Charities
Cardinal Spellman gave 15000 to Korean charities during a visit with President Syngman Rhee. The funds, collected in his New York diocese and from Roman Catholic groups, supported reeducation and a Maryknoll Sisters Clinic in Pusan. He also urged medical aid for destitute Koreans as part of church relief efforts.
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Navy Drops Search in iPlane Crash Off Oahu
Navy suspended search after two days for survivors of a four engine WV2 Constellation radar plane that crashed about 25 miles north of Oahu. Coast Guard vessels and planes continued salvage and debris checks as officials reassessed the loss of life and the recovery of the crew.
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Rescue Effort Fades as Survivors Unconfirmed
After hope of finding additional survivors faded, officials said a destroyer would stay at the crash site to watch for bodies or debris. The statement underscores ongoing search challenges and the grim uncertainty surrounding the incident.
Nomad tribes stir unrest in Sinkiang and beyond
Washington report details agitation among Turkic Uighurs seeking an independent East Turkestan under Communist restraint. Ammonium nitrate fertilizer is cited as a cheap blasting agent in northern Sinkiang as reactions unfold in a tense regional crisis. Israel’s arms policy and a Washington penitentiary tunnel incident in Walla Walla add to a day of international and domestic tensions.
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Carl StoUato, president of UAW eea in Detroit, defends local members and officials who refused to testify about suspected communist activities within the union. The article references evidence published in Ford Facts and frames the dispute as a defense of longtime union colleagues.
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