Japan to seek 3 to 9 million dollars in H-bomb damages
Tokyo prepares to ask the United States for three to nine million dollars in compensation for damage and injuries to Japan’s fishing industry and Fukuryu Maru crewmen after the March 1 hydrogen bomb test. Japan also seeks broader losses totaling up to eight and a half million dollars as fisheries suffer. Interim aid for medical costs and lost wages for the 23 fishermen is discussed, while Strauss statements spark Tokyo anger over responsibility and examination access.
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Period Of Total Danger In Cold War Report Series
A five part series by a keen observer argues the United States has entered a period of total danger. It outlines hydrogen bomb arms race, weak defenses, high war hazard from dense population, unidentified flying objects, and the futility of preventive war. It stresses US unity, world law, UN reform, and moral leadership as antidotes with tomorrow promising a look at the Communist aristocracy.
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Avon Lays Plans for Day Camp with Girl Scouts
A three member Avon committee, Mrs. Dorothy Bauers, Mrs. Wilma Kibler and Mrs. Winnie Hembly, joined Avon Lake’s group to organize a Day Camp for Girl Scouts. A spring pet parade was discussed, with all troops to participate. Meeting set for May 11 at 8 p.m. at Avon High School.
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Wrestler Lou Thesz Says TV Diminishes Wrestling Prestige
Lou Thesz, holder of the world heavyweight title since 1948, laments television as a force that popularized flashy gimmicks over true wrestling skill. He cites Georges George as a fading era and notes today’s college-leaning, more skillful wrestlers as the future. Thesz recounts a TV match miscue and says TV has broadened his fan base while keeping his professional dignity.
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