New Particle to Release Vastly Greater Atomic Energy
Berkeley Calif atomic science marks a milestone with the discovery of the antiproton a particle that annihilates matter. Researchers led by Ernest O Lawrence and the Atomic Energy Commission confirm creation at the eevatron with high energy bombardment producing a proton pair that vanished after collision.
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Berkeley
Calif
Atomic Science
University of California
Eevatron
Ernest O. Lawrence
Tist
Atomic Energy Commission
Sion
Owen Chamberlain
Emilio Segre
Clyde Wiegand
Thomas Ypsilantis
Meg Dines With Archbishop Amid Townsend Romance Debate
Princess Margaret dines at Lambeth Palace with the Archbishop of Canterbury as press scrutiny grows over her possible marriage to divorced RAF pilot Peter Townsend. Queen Elizabeth II and royal family guests attend the chapel dedication after World War II damage repair. Townsend is not on the guest list.
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London
Margaret
Canterbury
Church of England
Peter Townsend
Elizabeth II
Lambeth Palace
Thames
Townsend
State GOP chiefs push study of disaster insurance
Albany Republican leaders launched a joint inquiry into insurance against hurricane wind and flood losses. Assembly Speaker Oswald Heck and Senate majority leader Walter Mihoney said some coverage should not be delayed. Elisha Barrett and Jerry Black were named to lead the inquiry for information needed.
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Albany
Soviet Slave Camp Seen Closing Down
Erika Glaser Wallach, a German born foster daughter of Noel Field, says Vorkuta labor camp in Siberia is winding down after years of harsh work. She reports eight hour days six days a week and dances for prisoners, with the camp possibly to be closed as released inmates settle in the city and free labor rises. Wallach was arrested in 1950 in East Berlin as a supposed spy and sent to prison for 15 years after a death sentence was commuted.
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Wallach
Noel Field
Vorkuta
Moscow
Soviet Union
East Berlin
Noel
Herta Field
Wall Street hosts Soviet visitors for candid tour
Six Russian touring newsmen visited Wall Street to observe the U S economy in action. Keith Funston of the New York Stock Exchange explained how capital investment supports workers. One guest asked why the United States hasn t learned to control the business cycle. Funston replied that a free market adjusts better despite slumps.
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New York
Russia
Wall Street
Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
U. S
United States
Funston
Editorial Page Highlights Leader Roles in Fund for the Republic
Marquis Childs analyzes key personalities shaping the embattled Fund for the Republic on today's editorial page. The feature lists regular sections across the paper including Amusements Bridge Money City Life Radio-TV and more with page references for each segment.
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Fund For the Republic
Marquis Childs
Ing. Rep
Ter
City Life
Financia
John Hodiak Dies Heroic Film Star at Hollywood Home
Hollywood star John Hodiak died of a heart attack at his Hollywood residence. The Pittsburgh native appeared in Quest of Cochise Mission Over Korea Ambush at Tomahawk Gap Battle Zone Command Decision Across the Wide Missouri and other films. He recently acted in The Caine Mutiny Court Martial and various TV plays after starting as a radio announcer in Pittsburgh.
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Hollywood
John Hodiak
Cochise
Korea
Tomahawk Gap
Missouri
Pittsburgh
Page Lolacting
Ike Briefs Dulles on Acid Test and Geneva
President Eisenhower in a wheelchair meets with Secretary of State Dulles to discuss what he calls the acid test of Soviet sincerity ahead of the Geneva foreign ministers conference. Dulles arrived from Washington for talks on U S preparations and strategy, with Hagerty noting the president’s improving condition and sun terrace outings.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Dulles
Washington
United States
Geneva
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Nixon
James C. Hagerty
White House
Newsprint Prices Up Amid Producer Projections
Canadian newsprint makers consider price hikes after St. Lawrence Paper Corp. announced a $5 per ton increase effective November 1 to cover higher labor costs and expansion. Customers on both sides of the border protest the move as unjustified.
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Montreal
St. Lawrence Paper Corp
St. Lawrence
Percy O M. Fox
Jewelry Missing After Belfast Visitor Reports Loss
A Belfast Maine visitor claimed to have misplaced valuable jewelry in Lexington Kentucky causing police to mount a search. The note suggested the items were left somewhere on a local property but details remain unclear.
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Lexington
Belfast
Maine
Chelsea Vermont tourist home sentencing sparks rambling tale
A Chicopee man Bert, 49, testified about a breakfast stop and a Lexington ride in Municipal Court. The case involved intoxication and a 15 minute drive to the trotting track. He described a restaurant job and a meal at an Orange County Jail table.
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Taurant
Chelsea
Henry Jel
Bert
Chicopee
Mass
Lexingtons
Orange County
Dope Raids Net 100 In Philadelphia Sweep
A coordinated raid by 250 Philadelphia police, FBI agents, and state officers seized 100 narcotics suspects in Philadelphia and Horsham. Six were women. 20 more held for questioning. Authorities plan to press airtight cases on warrants.
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Philadelphia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Horsham
Frank W. McBridge
Dist
Samuel Cash
Glascow Driscoll
Police
Stassen Hints Reds May Accept Arms Check at Geneva
Harold E. Stassen told reporters that Russia may accept Eisenhower's arms inspection plan as Soviet scientists hear the danger of atomic war. He said odds favor an eventual agreement and noted possible developments at the Geneva foreign ministers meeting later this month.
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Point Clear
Ala
Harold
E. Stassen
Russia
Eisenhower
Reds
Geneva
Five Killed in Runaway Truck Crash Near Cumberland
A runaway tractor-trailer roared down U S 40 near Lavale west of Cumberland killing five people. The truck smashed into a car and another truck, with victims trapped or burned. Police could not identify most victims two hours after the crash.
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Cumberland
U.S.40
Frostburg
Hnto
Maryland
Lavale
Farewell to Rain Brings A Cool Sunny Outlook
The forecast ends the light rain this morning and calls for cool, cloudy conditions tonight with a gradual clearing. Highs near 55 and a low around 44, with north-northwest winds 15 to 20 mph. Tomorrow brightens to 56 with lighter winds.
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Morntine
Food Costs Fall To Five Year Low
New York reports wholesale food costs dropped to a five year low. The Dun & Bradstreet wholesale food price index fell to 36.08, the lowest since 6.04 in the week of June 27 1950 at the start of the Korean War.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Derailed Car Halts Trains Six Hours
A single car of a New York Central freight train derailed north of Peekskill blocking east bound passenger trains for about six hours. A spokesman said a wheel assembly failure caused the derailment, delaying commuters from Poughkeepsie to New York City until about 6 15 am when tracks were cleared.
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New York
Central Railroad
Here
Albany
Poughkeepsie
New York City
Man Held After Auto Plows Into Florence House
A 72 year old man Raymond H. Filkins of Richland was arrested for driving while intoxicated after his car crashed into a Florence home three miles north on the Redfield Florence Road. Seven residents escaped injury though the bathroom and chimney were damaged. Filkins and passenger Rosa Cook were treated for head injuries and released with bail set for November 2.
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B. C. Risley
Camden
Filkins
Redfield
Florence Rd
Florence
James Fitzgerald
William Kiddney
Howard M. Young Fof Florence
Risley
Chuckle Dialog About Crime and Police Response
A humorous exchange features a defendant telling the judge he called the police after the hold up. The line plays on courtroom timing and the awkwardness of quick thinking under pressure.
Three Boys Slain in Chicago Area Forest
Police probe a brutal slaying of Robert Peterson 11 John Schuessler 13 and Anton Jr 11 found dead in Robinson Woods near Chicago after an evening out to see The African Lion. Autopsy shows death by strangling and beating with no sexual assault. authorities fear a madman or older youth gang.
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Chicago
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton Jr
Robinson Woods
Harry R. Hoffman
Cook County Behavior Clinic
Walter E. McCarron
Katie Fades Over Ocean Off Bermuda Last 1955 Storm
Hurricane Katie drifted far out in the Atlantic with squalls. It was about 330 miles south southwest of Bermuda and 50 miles east of the Florida coast, moving north northeast at 21 mph with winds near 40 mph. Forecasters said it would shrink in tropical traits with no wind gain.
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Miami
Fila
Katie
Atlantic
Bermuda
Florida
Miami Weather Bureau
Amendments Explained on Editorial Page Series Starts
The fall ballot features ten proposed constitutional amendments and one proposition. An editorial explains what each amendment could mean, with the first in a series of explanatory articles appearing today.
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Ative
Segre
Meg
GOP
Erika Glaser
Allach
Busi
Ness
Ike
Congress
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New England
Northeast
Anton Schuessler
Malcolm Peterson
Philly
Stassen
Young
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