Nuclear weapons and space reactor advances highlighted
The report notes private industry spent about 7 million on power reactors with total spending near 40 million, while federal and private funds on power and propulsion reactors total around 40 million, up from the prior year. Highlights include space flight readiness in Nevada, an atomic Ramjet with unlimited atmospheric range, a compact nuclear generator, near test stages for auxiliary space power plants, and 12 new atom powered naval craft authorized by Congress bringing totals to 36 ships and submarines. Atomic plant investments reach 7.24 billion dollars as of December.
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European trips from Great Lakes to Europe planned
Ohioans may travel from Cleveland and other lake ports to Europe this summer via Fjell Oranje Holland line. Prinses Irene underway in Netherlands will run Chicago to Montreal nonstop, then to Europe. Bridge clearances on the Cuyahoga pose hurdles for big ships at St Lawrence Seaway opening.
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February Weather Forecast Predicts Cold Wet Month
The US Weather Bureau forecasts a February cold spell with below normal temperatures nationwide except east of the Appalachians and along the West Coast. Northern plains face the coldest conditions with above normal precipitation across the eastern half, western plateau, and Rockies, while northern plains and west Texas expect less rain and snow.
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Ship Hedtoft Sinks After Iceberg Collision at Sea
The Danish ship Hedtoft struck an iceberg at 1154 am on Friday and began sinking. Reported damage included a slash near the engine room as it sent signals of slow sinking. the Kreuss joined the search while 12 planes were readied as weather allowed. The vessel, on its maiden Greenland voyage, carried seven watertight compartments and was compared to the Titanic.
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Jazz Star Turns Brother Brother Dies in Suburban Seminary
CHICAGO UPY Brother Matthew age 48 a famed alto saxophonist who later became a Roman Catholic lay brother died Friday at the Servite Seminary in Hillside Illinois The former star known as Maj Pedro Morejon Val bowed out of jazz after 30 years joining church duties in 1952 His last public appearance was in 1956 on a TV program and a phonograph record with Eddie Condon and peers.
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Industry pace at risk if high taxes persist
Business leaders warn U S taxes undermine industrial growth while Russia seeks to close the gap. They cite depreciation rules and tax policies as dampening investment and modernization, noting Europe rebuilt after World War III and Cuba moves on gambling decrees.
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Court upholds death sentences for rebel officers in Cuba
Court sources said four rebel officers agreed after a three hour hearing to reject the appeal and confirm the death sentence. Maj Ernesto Guevara as commandant of the condemned officer is held, execution time to be set. Tribunal indefinitely postpones appeal hearing for Cuba’s No 1 war communal Maj Jesus Sosa Blanca who was confined held in the Sports.
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Ohio Teacher Denies Charge in Stark County Court
Massillon Stark County high school teacher Ralph Lewis pleaded innocent in common pleas court to a charge of intimate relations with a female pupil. He was freed on a 31 000 bond awaiting trial while suspended from Perry Poe School after deputies found them in a parked car near Massillon.
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DiSalle Cabinet Reports $541000 In State Savings
Columbus, UPI. Gov. Di Salle's cabinet says staff cuts have saved the state about 541,000 yearly so far, with plans for further economies. Several officials tout reductions of hundreds of thousands, while four members seek more money for their departments.
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Everett S.iamountng
Policeman and Bandit Die in Manhattan Gun Fight
In a Manhattan tenement a young officer Michael Talkowski and bandit Francisco Cruz were killed during a holdup and card game robbery. Talkowski fired five shots before being shot. Cruz was fatally wounded by Mehta before the other two bandits fled.
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Murder in East Side: George Jones Shot by Unknown Car
Cleveland detectives seek motive in the fatal shooting of George Jones who was struck by a single gunshot from an automobile after a vehicle called to him. Jones, 38, was with Thomas Walker, 48, en route to visit friends when a green car cried out and sped off. Jones died on arrival at St. Vincent Charity Hospital. Both men worked for Peerless Packing Co.
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Mother Sacrifices Self to Save Two Children in Fire
In Columbus a 21 year old mother Geneva Foster died after rushing back into a burning home to save her daughter Donna and son Junior. Witnesses say she initially escaped but returned finding her children still inside and perished from smoke and burns.
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Anti-Party Group Criticized for Misconduct During Congress
Moscow reports show a provincial Communist leader accusing the anti-party group of mistrust toward minority republics and misdeeds. The charge is raised amid accusations of treachery against past leaders and calls for members to explain their actions at the party congress.
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Substantial Unemployment List Reduced by Labor Dept
The Labor Department dropped seven major industrial centers from its substantial unemployment list while 76 of 149 areas still show 6 percent jobless rates. Los Angeles Long Beach Cleveland Akron Milwaukee Houston Prona Tl San Bernardino Riverside Ontario California were removed from the list.
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Gunman Robs Cincinnati Kroger in White Oak Center
A masked gunman robbed the Kroger supermarket in White Oak Cincinnati Friday night, taking several thousand dollars. He forced a clerk to the manager’s office after roaming the store for about an hour and escaped in a dark blue Lincoln sedan.
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Information Group Revived In House
The House information subcommittee, key to a three year fight against government information suppression, is reestablished. Chairman William L Dawson announced its return, with John E Moss saying staff will prepare material on several areas and plans to follow. The panel has long charged officials hide information with secrecy labels, though some improvement has occurred, many still cling to secrecy.
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Fulbright Urges China Talks as Senate Foreign Relations Leader
Washington UPI report says Sen. J William Fulbright, rising to chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, presses Eisenhower to engage Russia and Red China. He says the administration should take the initiative rather than reiterate nonrecognition under forms.
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Fatal boiler blast aboard Mississippi River log boat near Helena
Eight men died and two women injured when the 50 foot log-loading boat exploded its boiler on the Mississippi River about 20 miles downstream from Helena Arkansas. Survivors and relatives identify crew members including pilot Cecil Smith and deckhands Charlie Anderson Dennis Vickery Albert Barnes and Frank Mooney. Payroll records list Joseph Barnes and Jerry Barham as possible aboard. The boat belonged to Choctaw Transportation Co. of Greenville Mississippi.
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Piqua Plant Nears Start as 1961 Goal Set
The Atomic Energy Commission announces the Piqua Ohio nuclear plant is expected to begin operation in 1961 though not yet fully authorized. AEC Chairman John A Mececone says he is hopeful. site changes and safeguards reviews followed earlier advisory concerns about congestion and suitability.
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Nine Die in Glen Ellyn Nursing Home Fire Inferno
Officials tentatively blamed faulty wiring for a blaze at a 23 year old stucco nursing home in Glen Ellyn that killed nine people including seven residents eight elderly patients and a volunteer firefighter. The fire spread as crews arrived with smoke issuing from the second floor and delays from distant hydrants hampering suppression efforts.
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Man Killed In Battle With Police
In Columbus Walter C. Shemwell, 56, a former mental patient, was killed in a gunbattle with police after barricading himself to resist a raffae court warrant. Patrolman James Roenker, 32, was wounded and in fair condition with a chest injury.
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John L. Lewis Hospitalized for Observation
John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, was hospitalized for observation after doctors said he may have had a mild heart attack. Dr. John Minor reported Lewis’s condition not serious and noted he had not felt well for several days. He entered Georgetown University Hospital Friday night.
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