Nehru Friend At Geneva Seeks Mediator's Role
At Geneva India pushes a sideline mediation agenda through V. K. Krishna Menon, Nehru’s ally, seeking influence over Indochina talks despite U. S. opposition. Menon favors neutralist lines, proposing an India Norway control panel and reporting violations to New Delhi, raising concerns among Western allies.
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High Supports Possible With Rigid Plan Veto
Washington reports a potential route for President Eisenhower to veto an extension of rigid high price supports while staying politically safe in key farming areas. If vetoed, flexible supports would apply to 1955 crops, but the administration could keep overall supports relatively high via strategic surpluses in a $2.5 billion set-aside, possibly keeping wheat, cotton, corn, tobacco, peanuts, and rice near 90 percent of parity.
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Avon Lake plant model aids wind tunnel pollution study
Avon Lake Power Plant model used in NYU wind tunnel to study dispersion of sulfur dioxide. NYU professors Gordon H. Strom and James U Halitsky report turbine effects of wind speed and direction on ground level pollution, comparing with field tests and noting a 19 mph critical wind speed for ground contamination.
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Margaret Truman Stars in Autumn Crocus Debut Curtain Calls Five
Margaret Truman, daughter of former President Harry S. Truman, wowed about 500 theatergoers in Mountainhome Pennsylvania with her stage debut in Autumn Crocus. Five curtain calls followed as she revealed she wanted to phone her recovering father in Kansas City before stepping on stage. Mr. Truman sent good luck wishes by phone just prior to her performance.
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Too Many Uniforms In Waltham Police Redesign
WALTHAM MA. Police will wear the title Waltham police on hatbands shirts and blouses after Chief Asa E. McKenna ordered the change to prevent officers being confused with taxi drivers and gas station attendants.
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Sullivan X Ray Unit Arrives For Free Chest Screen
A mobile X Ray unit from the Ohio Department of Health will be at the Gulf station at Routes 58 and 224 this Wednesday with two sessions from 2 to 5 pm and 6 to 9 pm. Any resident age 15 or over may receive a free chest X ray.
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Lighter-Scaled Furniture Not Really Smaller
New York report on Jens Risom advocating lighter scaled furniture focused on floor space, exposed legs, and minimal filling. He demonstrates walnut cabinet ranges with off-floor legs and design tricks to create a lighter look while preserving seating comfort and functional support.
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Insects Drive Multi-Billion Agricultural Loss in U S
Record shows insects cause annual agricultural losses in the United States of at least 3.66 billion pounds. The figure highlights the pervasive impact on crops and farming, prompting calls for enhanced pest control research and policy support to mitigate future damage.
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Wittenberg To Have Mock U N Assembly
Wittenberg College will host a mock United Nations assembly from July 27 to August 6 focusing on world peace and UN functions. Ching-Tien Miao of the United Nations Department of Public Information will be a special consultant, with a former Chinese Nationalist army major general attending August 2 and 3. Delegates will role-play UN diplomats, research UN challenges, and register through the dean’s office at Wittenberg College.
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Man Quizzed In Torch Deaths Of 3 In Canada
PORT ARTHUR Ont A 43yearold vagrant is questioned in the torch murders of a German immigrant mother Hedwig Kopplin and her two children Reinhard 5 and Rita 10 months. The mother was found burned and strangled a short distance from a ruined cabin. An autopsy cites a fractured skull from beating. Her husband Norst worked at a railway camp 200 miles away.
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Money Goes Long Way In Korea To Pay Parking Fine
Nashville officers reported Corporal W. S. Cooke sent money from Korea to cover a parking ticket issued last January. He paid the fine using Korean currency.
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