U S Atomic Committee Tour May Shape H Bomb Test Policy
Five member Atomic Energy Committee led by Chairman Sterling Cole plans a Pacific inspection trip to assess Australian uranium and world opinion on H bomb tests. The delegation, including Bricker Hinshaw Van Zandt and Ayhenskins, aims to report on future test sites and policy, visiting Manila India and returning via the Middle East and Europe.
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Policy Opposition to Big City Congestion Surfaces
Washington reports President Eisenhower may unveil a national plan to disperse population and reduce urban congestion. Agencies would review housing, hospitals, industry and mobility to lessen slum clearance targets and improve accessibility amid fears of Soviet atomic attack.
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Four Ribbons Will Be Cut First Toll Road Link Opened
The first leg of Ohio's 241 mile turnpike opens next Wednesday. The Eastgate section runs from the end of the turnpike to the Niles Youngstown interchange, marking a milestone as toll roads connect two states at the Indiana border. The full project aims to run New York to Chicago by fall 1955 with adjacent state turnpikes in Indiana and Illinois.
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Alger Hiss Eyes Forced Welcome to Freedom in 1955
Alger Hiss finishes his five year sentence at Northeastern Federal Penitentiary with 15 months shaved for good conduct. He exits between 8 and 9 a.m. Saturday as Whittaker Chambers recalls mixed feelings about Hiss’s release as the nation remembers the spy case that defined his fate.
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Kefauver Eyes 1952 Nomination and Stevenson Prospects
Kefauver discusses possible 1952 nomination while noting Stevenson may withdraw. He cites Stevenson’s unclear chances due to limited forums to present ideas. Kefauver won Tennessee primary against Pat Sutton and secured re election amid weak Republican opposition. He urges expanding Anti Monopoly investigations via the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Bulldozer Blade Damages Car on Pasadena Street
A bulldozer blade on a carrier operated by William Beebe scraped a car owned by Charles Stratton at 99 N Pasadena Ave on a Wednesday evening. Stratton had stopped to let the carrier pass when the damage occurred according to sheriff reports.
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Thanksgiving Traffic Toll and Warm Holiday News Across Regions
A United Press roundup reports 121 killed in traffic accidents amid a bleak Thanksgiving count, with a national total of 343 deaths that day. Multiple fatal crashes band across Mendota Minnesota Winona Indiana and Ontario Oregon. Amid grim driving conditions, Eisenhower urges a no-accident day in time for the holiday. Overseas, half a million U.S. servicemen dine on turkey as Freedom hosts Romanian refugees at a 3500-strong crowd.
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Just Sit It Out In Thick California Fog
Montebello California couple Richard Larkin and his girlfriend Matie Brenner both age 20 telephoned sheriff deputies claiming they could not drive due to dense fog. Deputies told them nothing could be done noting the fog was extreme and they could not drive themselves.
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Burke Gains 17 Votes in First 36 Precincts
In Columbus the Burke Senate recount resumes in Steubenville showing Burke, a Democrat once defeated, gaining 17 votes through retabulation of the first 36 precincts in Ohio.
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Mother Of Three To Go On Trial As Husband Killer
A 32 year old mother of three, Lorraine Clark, goes on trial for murder in Salem Massachusetts for the killing of her husband Melvin W. Clark Jr and dumping his body into the Merrimack River. Indictments include other charges and a potential lengthy legal process follows with extensive jury pools and recounts in nearby races mentioned in the same era.
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Essex County
Jessie’ Costello
Use Oil and Gas Levy to Fund Roads Debate
Officials discuss a proposed levy on oil and gas to finance highway construction. They cite a total cost near 55.56 billion dollars, with nearly one billion annually from federal funds. The plan would require a 50 50 split between federal and state local contributions to finish a 49 000 mile interstate network.
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Bryant Sworn In As Ohio Figure Director
Bryant was sworn in as Ohio figure director in Columbus today by Municipal Judge Henry Holden. The oath was administered by an older colleague in a brief ceremony in Columbus.
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