Scientists debate current status of radiation hazard report
Washington a group of scientists testified on nuclear fallout risks before a Senate House Atomic Committee panel. Dr Walter Selove urged updating the National Academy of Sciences report, while Dr Shields Warren said there are no new data to justify major changes, and President Eisenhower cited the academy in remarks on experts outside their field.
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Walter C. Selove
University of Pennsylvania
Joint
Senate House Atomic Committee
Selove
National Academy
Shields Warren
Boston
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Academy
Warren
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Senate
House Atomic Committee
Anderson
Eisenhower
National Academy of Sciences
Academy of Sciences
American father hides family from extortionists in Kamakura
Douglas F. Scott of North Hollywood, a former child actor and Navy civilian, says extortionists demand 3 120 000 yen. Police guard his Yokosuka home hourly as Scott, his wife Midori and their four children remain barricaded inside while their two young sons stay with relatives.
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Kamakura
Japan
Douglas F. Scott
North Hollywood
Calif
U. S. Navy
Yokosuka
Scott
Mari Jo
Teri Lea
Naval Base
Boys State Council Fights Over Capital Location
In Flagstaff the Boys State Legislature debated the capital site for the Model City contest. Senate President Don Parsons of Tucson and House Speaker Bill Clark of Scottsdale proposed a resolution to settle the dispute with a plan: designate a winner and award three cities as county seats or five as desirable state institutions to appease objections.
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Flagstaff
Arizona State College
Parsons and
Clark
No Evidence Chiang's Son Backed Riot
Washington spokesman denied reports that Chiang Kai-shek’s son Chiang Ching-kuo was implicated in anti American rioting in Formosa last month. Press Officer Lincoln White said no new information shows Chinese government involvement or changes in Dulles stance. Chinese Nationalist Ambassador Hollington Tong echoed denial.
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Washington
P— A
State Department
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Lincoln White
Chiang Ching-kuo
Taipei
White
Dulles
Hollington Tong
PTA Officers Approve Bond in Tucson District No 1
A poll of 47 Tucson School District No 1 PTA units shows 45 officers approve a $7.3 million bond. The joint north and south PTA councils released a statement praising the school board and urging voters to seek reliable information before deciding, stressing child welfare and educational opportunity.
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PTA
Tucson
North
Hot Check Buys Bible in East Speedway Store
City police seek a hot check artist who bought a Bible at an East Speedway store using a worthless check. Mrs. Pearl Goodwin operates the store and reports the incident.
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East Speedway
Bible purchase via rubber check at Gospel Supplies Co
A middle aged man cashed a $35 rubber check at Gospel Supplies Co located at 832 EB Speedway to buy a $3 Bible yesterday. Police were notified and are reviewing the case.
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of the Gospel Supplies Co
EB. Speedway
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