Giant Tunnels Carved For Glen Canyon Dam Project
Glen Canyon construction advances on two diversion tunnels to carry Colorado River waters during the $108 million dam build. The right tunnel, 45 feet in diameter, runs 2,740 feet toward the canyon wall with 12 drills and 24 men per shift. Excavation aims for completion by December 1957, with a 9,000-foot main sloping tunnel to connect to the power plant by 1962 to 1964.
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Glen Canyon
Colorado River
Coffer Dam
Mountain States Construction Co
Denver
Colo
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Co
New York
Northwood Co
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wash
Mountain States Construction
Earl A. Edwards
Bureau of Reclamation
Theo Woods
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Childbirth Not Cause Of Insanity
A medical team reported at the American Medical Assn. meeting that giving birth does not by itself cause a specific mental illness in women. They studied 100 new mothers with childbirth related illness and 100 others, finding similar prior instability and that stress from multiple life changes can trigger episodes rather than childbirth alone.
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New York
American Medical Assn
Mary Alice White
Curtis T. Prout
Carl Fixsen
Marvin Foundeur
New York Hospital-Westchester
White Plains
N.Y
Ness
Westchester Hospital
Meals A La Rocket Forecast For Future
Chicago restaurant owner Don Roth envisions future meals served from all over the world. Famous chefs in gourmet capitals will prepare dishes sped by intercontinental rockets to local restaurants for dinner. Diners will order on three dimensional color TV and watch the meal be prepared.
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Chicago
Don Roth
Should Juvenile Names Be Published In Arizona
The state law opens juvenile court records to public inspection, altering a long standing press practice. Readers weigh whether public disclosure reduces delinquency or risks lifelong disgrace, with opinions on when names should be published or withheld.
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Arizona
Names of juvenile offenders should be published, mother says
Howard Miller of 1905 N Beverly Blvd argues that newspapers should reveal the names of youths who get into trouble to shame them and inform parents about their children's associates, advocating full treatment for serious offenses and discreet use of names for others.
Names of juvenile offenders would aid parents say father
A reader argues publicizing juvenile offenders names and addresses would help families. He recalls his son’s newspaper route crew involved in theft and says early disclosure might deter youths and spare others from risk.
Newspapers urged to resist publishing juvenile records
A June 14 court order making dependent, neglected and delinquent children’s records public is urged to be resisted by newspapers. The author argues publicizing names harms rehabilitation, calls for preserving the law’s spirit, and for targeted, professional approaches rather than broad disclosure.
Union Rivals Clash Over $25000 Strike Fund
Beirne and A. T. Jones, rivals for the CWA presidency, trade charges of falsehood and gutter politics over a $25000 strike fund. Jones seeks AFL-CIO ethical review after Beirne’s alleged accusations of misappropriation, while Beirne calls it a legitimate loan repaid. The dispute centers on funds borrowed from the Steel Workers Union during a 72 day 1955 Southern Bell strike.
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Washington
Communications Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Ethical Practices Committee
Joseph A. Beirne
A. T. Jones
Beirne
Kansas City
Jones
George Meany
Ethical Practices Group
Steel Workers Union
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Joan
District of Columbia
Sunnyside School Board to Discuss Budget Meeting
Sunnyside School Board will study the coming year's budget at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium 250 E Valencia open to the public Bids for elementary equipment and plumbing maintenance will be approved or opened and the high school building is expected to be accepted as completed Final budget hearing set for 7 30 p m July 9.
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Sunnyside
E. Valencia
Bomb Kills Gay Dancers In Algiers
A terrorist bomb at the Casino de la Corniche in Algiers killed seven young people and injured 83 as French couples danced. The attack, timed for 7 p.m., blew limbs from about a dozen attendees. authorities suspect Algerian nationalists behind the strike aimed at pressuring independence.
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Bomb
Algiers
Promi
Nent
Casino de la Corniche
St. Eugene
Lucky Starway
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Howard Miller
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