Drummond's Views The Oppenheimer Case
Column by Drummond offering analysis of the Oppenheimer case with perspective on legal and political implications. Explores potential impacts on science policy and public understanding of nuclear research.
06 Jul 1954
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1954
Page
1
Column by Drummond offering analysis of the Oppenheimer case with perspective on legal and political implications. Explores potential impacts on science policy and public understanding of nuclear research.
Oklahoma faces a heated primary with a bitter US Senate race and a wide open governor contest. Gov. Johnston Murray deploys National Guard in five eastern counties to oversee voting amid alleged election fraud. plainclothes precinct observers will operate in Oklahoma County. Unarmed guards will oversee 197 precincts.
In the fifth Range Riders Rodeo performance at Fair Park Coliseum Amarillo Texas Miss Jackie Kirk of Plainview posted a 14 second time to win the girls barrel race and claim the best overall time in the event. Bern ie Palvador of Amarillo and Junior Green of Sayre tied for top bareback bronc marks. Jake Bogard of Bulla won calf roping in 11.5 seconds while Ace Winders of Channing took bulldogging in 4 seconds. Charles Barton of Clayton NM secured saddle bronc riding and Jimmie Lee of Plainview rode the brahma bulls best. Kirk received a trophy from Maddox Western Leather Craft and a western belt buckle.
The Associated Press reports millions of motorists reached home safely as the Fourth of July weekend neared its end with traffic deaths far below expert forecasts. In 78 hours, 559 people died in violent accidents, including 313 auto fatalities, 169 drownings, and 77 other accidents, with the National Safety Council praising drivers’ good sense.
Miss Barbara Sewald of Hollywood flies solo in an Ercoupe named High and Mighty to rejoin the All-Women Transcontinental Air Race after a forced landing near Prescott Arizona. She reached Tradewind Airport at 4 15 PM to learn her magnetos failed during the eighth annual Powder Puff Derby. Ground crew and mechanics worked through the night to repair the engine at Long Meadow Ranch near the wild weather.
A bloody riverside fist fight near Crab Orchard, Kentucky, left W. A. Robbins dead and eight others injured. Five Brodhead men and four Red Hill men, ages 15 to about 85, argued over who could drink the most whisky and fought until exhaustion. Patients were treated at Stanford and Lancaster hospitals.
Typhoid jeopardizes rapid flood relief in Ciudad Acuna as Texas sends anti-typhoid vaccine to Del Rio. U S Public Health Service to provide 15 000 vaccine shots after talks with Mexican officials. Matched relief efforts include army fed meals for refugees and continued U S assistance for three more days.
A 10 year old Amazillo boy was critically hurt when an automobile struck him and two friends near 41st and Lipscomb. One boy suffered mild injuries, another escaped with minor foot injuries. Mrs Schweitzer charged with assault with a motor vehicle and released on bond.
The index notes teen hours and daily max and min temperatures plus yesterday's high 53 and low 75 with precipitation trace for the 24 hours ending 4 PM. Sunrise is 5 38 AM and sunset at 8 05 PM.
In Belton Texas a Fourth of July political rally brings all four Democratic gubernatorial candidates, plus lieutenant governor and attorney general hopefuls, to Yettie Park. Gov Shivers repeats claims Yarborough is tied to CIO PAC and NAACP. Yarborough counters a do nothing administration. Crowd about 3000 enjoys parade, rodeo, and fireworks as congressman Bob Poage reports from Washington.
A historical weather snippet from Amarillo shows 17 days of sun in 186 days during 1954. Comparative readings at 3 PM indicate wind speeds around 6 to 10 MPH, visibility near 12 miles, and mostly partly cloudy skies across Dallas Oklahoma City and Amarillo.
Kansas City reports a thriving urban wheat harvest with several thousand acres inside city limits. Yields range from 35 to 40 bushels per acre as rails and utilities create hazards for urban growers leasing fields owned by railroads.
Governor Shivers will address Texas residents on a networked TV show carried by 11 TV stations and 39 radio outlets. KGNC-TV in Dallas will televise the live speech at 8 30 PM during a busy campaign week.
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