Nehru to Tour Washington After London Stops
Indian Prime Minister Nehru leaves New Delhi for a monthlong tour that includes an evening in Syria and a two week stay in London before arriving in Washington on July 6 to meet President Eisenhower amid broader Western- Eastern Cold War tensions. He will also visit West Germany France Yugoslavia Egypt and Lebanon before returning.
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Newcomer Will Traf ton Emerges as GOP Maine Governorship Hope
Portland Maine voters backed House Speaker Willis Trafton in a Maine Republican primary over State Sen. Philip Chapman Jr. and ex-Attorney General Alexander La Fleur. Traf ton, 38, plans to face Democratic Gov Edmund Muskie in September as Muskie had no primary opposition in a pivotal race.
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Scullys Win Bridge Match at George Washington Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Scully took first in the Monday Duplicate Bridge Club at the George Washington Hotel. Second place tied John Seabright with John Griffth and Mrs. Nelson Page with Mrs. Lewis H. Hyde. Next meeting is June 25 at 8 p.m. at the same venue. Beginning July players must enter at least one rating game monthly to be eligible for the master point game on the third Monday.
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John Massey Receives Virginia Pharmacy License
John Massey has been licensed to practice pharmacy by the Virginia State Board of Pharmacy. Examinations were held at the Medical College of Virginia on June 4 and 5. He earned a Bachelor of Science in pharmacy from MCV and is a member of Chi Delta Chi. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Massey of 618 S Cameron St and is employed by Miller's Drug Store.
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Debt limit boost approved by House committee
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a one year increase of three billion dollars to the national debt limit. The temporary ceiling for the new fiscal year starting July 1 would be 278 billion dollars, three billion below the current level. Secretary Humphrey said the 1956 year should end with debt under 273 billion, aided by an 1.8 billion dollar budget surplus, and noted the measure avoids tax cuts this year.
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Which Volcano Erupts Most Often
Mt Etna in Sicily is cited as the most frequent erupting volcano. The 10 741 foot mountain has had about 80 violent eruptions since written history began with early records dating to the 5th and 8th centuries BC. Rival peaks in Central America have sparse or no reliable eruption records.
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Russian Picture Magazine to Appear on U S Newsstands
Washington reports a Russian picture magazine named USSR will debut in the United States within weeks. The 64 page color and black and white volume features a cover photo of Eisenhower with Bulganin at Geneva and offers nonpolitical life in the Soviet Union.
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Atomic energy radiations and their effects on the human body
Nuclear radiations damage by ionization removing electrons from atoms and molecules. In the body this occurs mainly in cells, which may recover after light damage but can die after severe injury. Tissue and fluid damage can occur. workers wear exposure measuring instruments daily and periodic checks confirm readings.
Rain and Whiskey and Electrocution
In Sapporo Japan two 17 year old boys died after a night of drinking with older friends. They collapsed against a window wired for burglars and were electrocuted by a 200 volt current. Investigators said soaked clothes and intoxication prevented escape from the shock.
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