Oregon Senators Neuberger McKay to clash over power policy
Oregon’s rookie senator Neuberger and former governor McKay prepare to confront the Eisenhower administration's partnership plan for natural resource development. The debate centers on federal versus private power, with Neuberger denouncing the policy and McKay signaling support for expanding power capacity.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
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Dixon-Yates
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Congress
Neuberger
Northwest
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Upper
Colorado
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McKay
Remnan
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Pocket-size alarm aims to curb purse theft in Chicago
The Chicago Crime Prevention Bureau demonstrated a pocket-size alarm for women in purses. The device emits a 45 second siren to summon police or deter robbers. It sells for 12 dollars 75 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Crime Prevention Bureau
Wives Teenager's Car Leads To Arrest In Toledo
In Toledo Ohio police stopped a car with no lights and brakes driven by a high school pupil who had borrowed the vehicle for a test run from a Pine Street tavern. Officers noted lack of equipment and unsafe operation during the encounter.
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Toledo
Bf Hee
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Old Bulgy insult sparks design clash at Harvard dean talk
Ed Old Bulgy becomes central in a campus debate on home decor after Joseph Hudnut denounces American esthetic taste. The author defends Old Bulgy as a familiar, comfortable chair while criticizing can opener design and household art overall for lacking harmony and practicality.
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Joseph Hudnut
Harvard University
Harvard
Bulgy
Four Year Old Boy Has False Teeth In Mississippi
In Hattiesburg Mississippi four year old Ronnie Delk wears a complete set of false teeth after enamel failure. His brother Mike six says he can bite hard. Mrs Harold Delk notes the teeth were pulled and a second set may develop normally. Ronnie is described as the envy of the neighborhood for his removable teeth.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Ronnie Delk
Mike
Harold Delk
Ronnie
Electric Heat To Reach Homes In Five Years
UPI reports Chester H. Lang, GE vice president, forecasts electric heating for many homes within five years. He also envisions luminous ceilings with adjustable brightness and color that auto illuminate on entering a room, cordless clocks powered by shortwave from the Naval Observatory, and a wall‑like television set.
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UPI
Chester H. Lang
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