Scientist Says Nuclear Fallout Data Is Outdated
Washington INS reports Dr Walter Selove told Congress the NAS radiation report used by President Eisenhower is seriously out of date. He urged issuing a revised study, noting the report was prepared 18 months ago and published a year ago. The hearing covered dose safety and new information on radioactive fallout effects.
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Walter Selove
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National Academy of Sciences
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Fayetteville
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Lorain Truck Driver Killed In Onsite Accident
Earl Null a 36 year old Lorain truck driver died when his Army truck overturned during road construction near Cambridge He was pinned under the vehicle and died at Guernsey Memorial Hospital Coroner William Larrick cited crushed chest and fractured skull Survivors include his wife Cleo three sons Gerald Ronald and George his father Earl Null and siblings Funeral services tentatively set for Saturday at 3 pm at Reidy Scanlan Funeral Home Ridge Hill Memorial Park burial planned The Rev Walter W Ralph to officiate
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Harry Jackson
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Sandusky farmer found dead. homicide ruled
The battered body of 81 year old John Kerr Jr. was found at his Sandusky home 36 hours after death. Dr. Jack Walker ruled homicide citing hemorrhage from a left side blow with a blunt instrument. The weapon was found. money was found on Kerr. Survivors include four cousins. body at Keller Funeral Home. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Kerr
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Joseph Ohlemacher
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Baldwinhill
Elen McCraba
Ireland
Ed Morison
Ann Minnely
Syracuse
N. Y
Keller Funeral Home
Mysterious Blast Shakes 30 Mile Area Near Sandusky
A noon explosion rattled windows and doors across Huron County and beyond triggering numerous calls. Sheriff Jarry Broom reported shocks in Norwalk while Elyrians described a loud boom. The blast coincided with two workers falling from scaffolding at Plum Brook for the Lewis Flight Propulsion Laboratory. Continued on page 2.
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Providence Hospital
Weather Outlook for Ohio Regions
Partly cloudy and mild today tonight and Friday with scattered showers or thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. Highs 78 to 82. Low 56 to 60. Wednesday’s range 57 to 78. No precipitation in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Wednesday. Humidity 58 percent at 2 p.m. Moonset Friday and sunrise times noted. Lake Erie winds east to northeast 16 to 18 mph with likely scattered showers.
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Quints Reported Born In Africa
AFP reports Selina Covane, already mother to twins, triplets, and quadruplets, gave birth to five babies in Mozambique. The five are four boys and a girl, born at Vila Joao De Belo 120 miles north of Lourenco Marques. all 14 children are living.
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Lourenco Marques
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Senate Group Starts Bakery Union Probe
A Senate committee plans a probe into misused bakery union funds and possible tie-ins with management. Witnesses Anthony Conforti and George L. Stuart are named as early sources, while Khrushchev and Bulganin visit Finland amid campaign-wide Republican party turmoil over Eisenhower budget policies.
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Finland
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Nikolai Mikhaillevy
Ivan Sement
Rov
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Call For UN Session On Hungary
Source reports speculations on an extraordinary United Nations assembly to discuss Hungary with hints of possible military pacts and Finland trade, coal, and payments influencing the UN action. The United States has not decided how to respond as nations weigh new diplomatic moves and Russia’s role.
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Water system bids and local notices in Ridgeville area
Bids sought for Ridgeville area water system construction with low bid noted. Eaton Township constable resigns letter of resignation. other items include bicycle rodeo finals, court notes, and a report on a three month investigation into Soviet tactics, with ambassadors from five nations drafting conclusions.
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Soviet Union proposes pledge not to use atomic weapons
Moscow officials propose a two stage plan at the United Nations Disarmament subcommittee in London. Russia calls for a solemn pledge not to use atomic weapons in a first stage with a move toward complete prohibition in time, while noting not to insist on immediate full ban.
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London
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Moscow
Zorin
Soviet Union
Temporary Order Is Issued to Retain GI in U S Custody
Federal Judge McGarraghy ordered temporary retention of William S. Girard 21 of Streator Illinois in U S custody while a habeas corpus appeal is set for Tuesday June 11 The government consented to custody while opposing a speedy hearing and Girard’s defense urged postponement to later in the week The case centers on Girard's transfer to Japan for trial on charges of killing a Japanese woman on an Army firing range The petition names Defense Secretary Wilson Secretary Dulles Army Secretary and other officers as defendants
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U.S
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Girard
New York
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District Court
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Violence Fatal To 78 In Week In Colombia Feuds
In a weekly official communique 78 people were killed across southern and central Colombia. The report cites 62 peasants and one policeman among those slain in Caldas Tolima and Valle provinces, many victims from armed gangs raiding isolated ranches.
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Eisenhower Watches Navy Demonstrate Atop Saratoga
President Eisenhower visited the USS Saratoga off the Florida coast to witness atomic- powered naval exercises. The 60,000 ton carrier showcased 100 jet fighters and atomic bombers while displaying guided missiles and atom bombing techniques for the president and a senior delegation.
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Eisenhower
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Mayporf
Washington
John Foster Dulles
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Charles E. Wilson
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Lewis Strauss
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Thomas S. Gates
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Arteigh Burke
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Airman Fined and Reduced in Rank at Lackland Court Martial
Airman 2-C William Roberts Jr. was reduced one grade and fined $50 a month for two months after an Air Force court martial at Lackland Air Base. He was convicted of mistreating a recruit by shoving a trainee. Maximum punishment could reach six months in confinement and a bad conduct discharge.
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William Roberts Jr
Air Force
Lackland Air Base
San Antonio
Floods Hit Kyushu in Premonsoon Rains
Reports from Tokyo say drenching premonsoon rains and floods struck Kyushu killing three people with three missing and one injured. Local authorities reported weather damage across the island and ongoing search efforts were underway.
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