H Bomb Attack Finds U S Unprepared Say Scientists
Scientists told a Congressional subcommittee that the U S population would be practically naked and unprepared for a full scale H bomb attack. They urged shelters and education to reduce deaths from blast heat fire and fallout.
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UPD
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Congressional Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Russia
United States
Clayton S. White
Lovelace Foundation For Medical Education and Research
Albuquerque
N. M
U. S
Victor P. Bond
Atomic Energy Commission
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Subcommittee
Cloudy Skies Curb Indiana Heat Across State
Indiana endured a warm spell with temperatures held down by cloudy skies. Overnight lows reached 70 to 73 degrees, with highs mid 80s to low 90s and similar lows tonight. Isolated afternoon and evening thunderstorms were possible Friday and Saturday, with no significant cool-down expected.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Ohio River
Parents of Quads Face Eviction in Brooklyn
New York June 25 Alex and Bessie Kajouras parents of newborn quadruplets face eviction next Wednesday from a five room Brooklyn apartment. Kajouras 30 says We cant worry about that now Weve got the kids to think of Something will work out. Quads, three boys and a girl, were reported in fine condition.
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New York
Alex
Bessie Kajouras
Brooklyn
Kajouras
Dear Abby Not Needy Thank You Abigail Van Buren
Dear Abby columns discuss gift clothing from relatives and the value of sending outgrown items to charity. A reader asks about burning worn clothes and how to respond. Other letters cover past rumors, a desire for a vacation without children, and teen responsibilities.
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Abby
Abigail van Buren
Quadruple births mark first children for 26 year old mother
A 26 year old mother welcomed her first children, a set of quadruplets, marking a notable milestone for her family and celebrating a rare multiple birth.
Prisoner Dies From Riot Injuries At Springfield Center
Springfield Missouri, June 25. One of 53 inmates injured when guards broke up an inmate rebellion at the U S Medical Center Tuesday dies. Richard Smith, 24, Salt Lake City, suffered a skull fracture during the hospital wing revolt. Guard hostage Robert B Rosendahl remains hospitalized with severe cuts. seven inmates still receive treatment. The uprising caused about 10 000 in damage.
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Springfield
U. S. Medical Center
Russell C. Settle
Richard Smith
Salt Lake City
Robert B. Rosendahl
Settle
Baby electrocuted in Newark incident ruled a death
Nine month old Fred Murphy was found dead at the base of a lamp in Newark New York after apparently touching an exposed cord. The coroner ruled the death an electrocution on Wednesday.
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Newark
N. Y
Fred Murphy
Terre Haute Poem Praises Town and Its People
A flowing verse extols Terre Haute highlighting industry power plants oil rights and local culture. It lauds churches colleges bankers undertakers and prominent residents while praising community unity and pride and asserting the town’s divine worth and hospitality.
Pioneer Hoosier Catherine Benet Miller Dies at 101
NEW ALBANY Ind June 25 Mrs Catherine Benet Miller a pioneer Hoosier died Wednesday on her 102nd birth day She was a native of New Albany a lifelong resident of New Albany and Indianapolis She died while visiting a daughter in Louisville Ky
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New Albany
Ind
Catherine Benet Miller
That City
Indianapolis
Louisville
Fire Officials Seek Repeal Of Sparkler Law In Indiana
Indiana fire officials vow to repeal a 1959 law easing a 20 year home fireworks ban. State Fire Marshal Jay L. Foster and Indianapolis chiefs condemn the law legalizing sparklers and toy snakes as Lt. John O'Brien calls it a sleeper.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Jay L. Foster
John O’brien
Indianapolis Fire Prevention Department
Wrong Horse Triggered A Downtown Firework Debate
In Detroit a man rode away on an unoccupied horse as police officer Ed win Waddell stopped him for drunkenness. The piece discusses sparklers legality and fire risks voiced by Foster and O'Brien, noting fires and a budget cut impacting inspector staff.
Haile Selassie Arrives in Cairo for Five Day State Visit
Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia arrives in Cairo for a five day state visit. He is welcomed by United Arab Republic President Gamal Abdel Nasser who recently returned from a Mediterranean coast mission near Alexandria.
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Cairo
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mediterranean
Alexandria
First U S Cotton Mill Opens in Pawtucket 1790
The first successful cotton mill in the United States began operation in Pawtucket Rhode Island in 1790 marking a pivotal start to American industrial textile production.
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United States
Pawtucket, R. I
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