Record Pace Seen For 1956 Economy Driven By Auto Output
Economists anticipate a continued high business tempo into 1956 as auto production and construction boom. Analysts cite a rising steel use and near record output levels, with industry experts predicting the year may top 6 million cars and set new records in steel and goods production, supported by strong demand across construction and manufacturing sectors.
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U Bomb Threat Reveals Fallout Death Zone Details
Chicago dispatch reports alarming new details on the uranium superbomb as officials and scientists warn of a 100000 square mile death zone of lethal radioactive fallout lasting a week. If deployed over land a single bomb could blanket from Boston to Washington and reach west to Cleveland with drifting dust threatening major hubs including New York City Pittsburgh Philadelphia Baltimore and the capital.
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Washington, D.C
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
AEC
Willard F. Libby
Libby
Ex Wave Says Mao Gave Orders For Spying On FBI
In Los Angeles a House Un American Activities subcommittee hearing heard Anita Bell Schneider, a former Wave and mother of two, describe working under Mao orders while an FBI counterspy in the Communist party. Other witnesses included USC and Caltech staffers who admitted party ties or refused questions.
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INS
Navy
Red China
Mao Tse-Tung
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Communist Party
Anita Bell Schneider
Wave
Clyde Doyle D. Compton
Calif
Andries Deimum
University of Southern California
Paul Wright Orr
California Institute of Technology
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Netherlands
Deimam
USC
Fred D. Fagg Jr
Orr
Schneider
Red Organization
San Diego
Mao
Peter Hyun
Southern California
Molotov notes need for air conditioning in cars
In Chicago Molotov toured in a Cadillac limousine. Chauffeur Myron Heyman asked if Russian cars have air conditioning. Molotov replied no but said they will have.
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Chicago
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Myron Heyman
Molotov
Protest May Change Toledo Police Practice
Toledo city officials meet to consider changing a police practice that prompted a protest by the Cleveland Automobile Club. Two Cleveland motorists arrested on speeding charges May 14 were treated like criminals, taken to the Safety Building for booking and fingerprinting. Safety Director Gray says the city will seek another method, while Traffic Inspector Baumgartner notes the long-time practice of handling out-of-town violators.
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Cleveland Automobile Club
Cleveland
Auto Club
Frank Baumgartner
George Gray
Three state tornadoes kill three and cause damage
A three-state tornado outbreak killed three people, injured 29, and caused extensive damage including a housing development near Scottsbluff Nebraska. Flooding along the Platte River added new problems as authorities warned rivers could breach banks while other twisters hit near Wheatland Wyoming and Carlsbad New Mexico. A separate fatal crash occurred when two F84 jets went down near Savannah Georgia during a thunderstorm.
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Bender Wach
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Wyo
Carlsbad
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el Reno
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UN Chief Seeks Early Release For 11 Airmen
San Francisco dispatch says UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold urges cautious handling as Eisenhower and Dulles push to liberate 11 American airmen jailed as spies in Red China. Indian Ambassador Menon claims credit for Korea War releases, angering Hammarskjold and Western delegates. US officials weigh risks of visits by relatives and Peiping's response before a forthcoming summit.
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Boy Fatally Shot in Orrville Area Backyard Incident
A W-year-old Mayne county boy named Daniel Miller was accidentally shot to death Monday night while target shooting with his sister's fiancé in the back yard of the Miller home near Orrville.
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Daniel Miller
Miller Hore
Orrville
Man Killed in Crash Near Wooster
Floyd W. Ossborn, 32, of Mt Vernon Ohio, died Monday in a car wreck on Route 3 south of Wooster. The accident occurred on a Monday evening, and authorities identified the victim and location in the initial report.
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Spending Authority Probed in Foreign Aid Debate
Four Republicans on the House Foreign Affairs Committee assail President Eisenhower’s 3.255 billion foreign aid package calling it a blank check. They urge a stop look and listen policy on Yugoslavia and urge halting further aid to India while opposing relaxed shipping requirements. Senate action on atoms for peace and base construction also noted amid broader budget debates.
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Marguerite Stitt
Alvin M. Bentley
Mick
Yugoslavia
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Hope Rises For 2 Missing Jet Pilots
Hope rose at Yokosuka Japan as faint radio signals from Oshima Island area suggested two missing American jet pilots might be alive in life rafts. Searches by American and Japanese ships and planes combed a 20,000 square mile sea since their night fighter crashed Saturday, with signs of flares sighted Monday night confirmed by Johnson Air Base near Tokyo.
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Japan
Oshima
Pacific Ocean
Johnson Air Base
Tokyo
Man Receives Two-Year Term for Break-In at Tavern
John Brook, 32, began a two year sentence for entering a downtown tavern ladies room and assaulting a young housewife fixing her makeup. The assailant shouted I hate women and you re one. The incident was described in Toronto court.
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Ont
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Brook
Moran Motor demo ends as salesman calls police
In Baton Rouge Moran Motor Company decides salesman W. C. Holt had time by Monday to demonstrate the new car he drove off two weeks ago to a prospective customer and then notified police.
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Moran Motor Company
W. C. Holt
Bride Surprised as Groom Gives Python at Wedding
London report says Joan Hall wore her gift from groom John Burcombe a 15 foot python draped over her shoulders during the ceremony. The unusual present startled attendants and added a dramatic touch to the wedding event.
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Joan Hall
John Burcombe
Burcombe
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