Oppenheimer Denied Oral Arguments Plea
The Atomic Energy Commission will not allow Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer's attorneys to present oral pleas for reinstatement. It will, however, consider their written arguments with care. The commission rejected bypassing the Personnel Security Review Board and asked for a decision by month’s end.
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J. Robert Oppenheimer
ALOE
Oppenheimer appeals review limits cited in report
The Anderson Herald reports on government proceedings surrounding J Robert Oppenheimer. Nichols states the Security Review Board may restrict oral arguments and access to materials to protect national interests. The commission will consider a redrafted brief dated June 1 and will decide on further transmission of documents.
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Commission
Civil Defense Plans and Telephone Roles Highlighted
The article outlines Indianapolis Civil Defense director Charles Breversick and engineer Latielinger planning a nationwide system of warning lines for air attack. It emphasizes telephone workers' pivotal role and touts phone service as a bargain with today’s low rates and a federal excise tax cut.
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Indianapolis
Civil Defense
Charles R. Breversick
MM. f.Latielinger
Miss Todd to Lead Local Fund Campaign for Mental Health
Miss Todd appointed head of a separate division of clubs and organizations for the June fund drive benefiting the Indiana Association for Mental Health. Earl Hoover, Madison County chair, says she will recruit leaders and volunteers from civic, fraternal, religious and service groups to support the county effort. National drive chairman Hal Seyssey notes mental health as America’s top internal health threat, citing statistics on hospital care and emotional disturbance among children, and the group’s focus on research, training, and legislative action.
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Columbia University
Iidiana
Indiana Association For Mental Health
America
Moving Does Not Cancel Rights To Security Benefits
Moving does not cancel rights to Social Security benefits. Herman E. Landes notes benefits remain available whether moving within the U S or abroad. The program is national with 512 field offices and claims may be filed anywhere. checks can be mailed to foreign countries where mail can be sent. In Clinton Indiana Albert Earl Wilson, 38, died after a fall from a road grader when a wheel ran over him during Parke County road work.
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Herman E. Landes
U. S
Landes
Clinton
Ind
Albert Earl Wilson
Waynetown
Wilson
Parke County
Madison County Cancer Group Holds Quarterly Meeting
The Madison County Cancer Society board met Friday in the West Lobby of the YMCA. Reports covered the clinic, service calls, dressing unit progress, and campaign fund totals. Total county collection was 17841.50 with 60 percent sent to Indiana for research and 40 percent kept locally.
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YMCA
K. Gray
Erelyn McGuiness
Frank Westerick
Ira Davis
Indiana
Madison County
Citizens
Bark Bldg
Tance Dres
Madison County Cancer Society
YWCA
Frank West Iick
Westrick
Cancer Office
Queen Mother reacts as frightened horse disrupts arena
The horse reared near Queen Mother during a presentation as she stepped into the arena to present. The crowd gasped as the horse, spooked by applause, threw its groom and narrowly avoided the Queen, who remained calm and continued the display.
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Lunon
Mott Lereth
Elizabeth 11
Coast warmed by influence on Alaska coast
Sections of the Alaska coast experience unusually mild winters due to the influence of the Japanese current. Temperatures rarely fall below zero, shaping coastal climate patterns.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Mati teachers to meet New York at Purdue summer session
Five high school mathematics teachers will attend Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana from June 20 to July 31 for a summer school. The program is funded by General Electric and will sponsor colleges. About 200 medical school teachers from 24 states are involved.
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Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
General Electric Co. Anu
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