McCarthy Declines Talks as Army Call Dispute Rages
McCarthy faction demands all monitored Army calls be admitted in hearings. Roy Cohn cites missing transcripts as vital to the McCarthy position. McCarthy vows to call Senator Flanders to testify again, while the subcommittee weighs the evidence on the 25th televised day.
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Ray Jenkinson
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Eisenhower
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Oppenheimer Asks AEC For Speed-Up on Probe
Dr J Robert Oppenheimer urged the Atomic Energy Commission to speed a security review after a three man board found him a loyal citizen but too risky for access to atomic secrets. The board’s six week hearings ended with a split recommendation, while Oppenheimer’s lawyers demanded immediate consideration by the full commission.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Ward V. Evans
Loyola University of Chicago
Oppenheimer
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
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AEC
Lloyd K. Garrison
K. D. Nichols
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Personnel Security Review Board
Sone
Albany Mayor Fires On Suspect In Drug Store Robbery
A young bandit broke into Cline Drug Store in Albany early today, fled with a small haul and a woman accomplice driving a 1947 or 1948 two door car. The mayor fired two shots at the car as it sped away on Route 680. Police across Southeastern Ohio searched for the suspect and vehicle, with alerts issued to hospitals and neighboring counties.
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O. D. Pincelli
Cline
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Bernard Porter
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Shields
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Athens
George Bateman
Meigs Unty
Charles Russelved
Resident To Speak At Meet
Ohio prosecutors judges sheriffs and police chiefs will hear the latest methods at the second annual crime control conference in Columbus this month. Lloyd Shoup a Columbus police chemist will explain how it is done for about the audience. Att Gen William O Neill sponsors. other authorities cover narcotics juvenile delinquency subversives and racketeering.
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Lloyd Shoup
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Intelligent Lima man accused in Passau ax killings
Former Passau mayor Rudolf Von Scholtz says James M. Leech of Lima Ohio is too intelligent to have killed three American soldiers eight years ago. He suspects a refugee near Passau involved in black market activities and notes Maj Everett S. Corran and Maj Cofran were slain while investigating black marketing.
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Germany
Rudolf von Scholtz
Passau
James M. Leech
Lima
Ohio
Scholtz
Leech
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Armistice Day Renamed Veterans Day by Eisenhower Bill
Washington reports President Eisenhower signed a bill changing Armistice Day to Veterans Day. The move names the holiday in honor of American service veterans of all wars and takes effect immediately on November 11.
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Eisenhower Jones
Countess Clara Long de Chambrun Dies in Paris
Paris. Countess Clara Long de Chambrun born in Cincinnati and sister of the late Nicholas Longworth dies Tuesday. She was wife of Gen. Adelbert de Chambrun and author and longtime speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Adelbert de Chambrun
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U. S. House of Representatives
Cincinnati
U S technicians recall from Indochina amid pullback
Washington reports the United States is withdrawing about 200 Air Force technicians from Indochina who were sent last March to assist French warplanes. Some 47 B 26 bombers loaned to France will stay to bolster air actions in the delta as policy talks on outside aid proceed.
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Western Chiefs Seek Asian-Dominated Indochina Cease-Fire Plan
Western leaders at the Far Eastern conference debated a nine nation commission to supervise any Indochina cease-fire with Asians in dominant roles. The United States rejected a Soviet plan including Poland and Czechoslovakia, aiming to keep neutrals Asian and non communist. Talks also covered military talks between France and Vietminh to regroup forces if a ceasefire is reached and to gauge early week prospects for ending the war.
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Explosions Hit French Munitions Dump Near Saigon
A massive blast at a French munitions depot near Saigon killed one person and injured several others. Authorities feared continued explosions for two days and questioned if the incident was accidental or sabotage by Viet Minh. French troops were alerted and ordered to billets as shells burst and smoke rose from the depot.
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Acre sale aimed at 3 million profit in Indian Territory land
Stillwater dealer Wesley K. Wyatt plans to sell Anadarko two-inch land parcels for 1 each to promote Indian Capital of the World. If all parcels sell, he could gross about 3,000,136. Buyers receive a warranty deed a copy of the original land nest and a car window decal claiming ownership.
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Anadarko
Wesley K. Wyatt
Wil McKinley
Indian Territory
Woman killed in two car crash near Rittman Ohio
Edna Lambert 40 of Rittman died in a two car collision on Ohio 94 about a mile and a half south of Rittman last night.
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Ohio
Edna Lambert
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Lazear 89 longtime Quaker Oats manager dies
George Cornelius Lazear aged 89 former Quaker Oats manager in Evansville Indiana for 30 years until his 1939 retirement died Monday Born in Ocean Grove New Jersey his death was reported from Loveland Colorado
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Force Packs Awesome Punch 40000 GPs Man British Air Bases
WETHERSFIELD England 49 000 strong American air forces return to Britain as atom bombers part of Strategic Air Command train on ready to strike basis. Bases across 15 fields plus new construction extend runways to 10 000 feet as dollars pour into the British economy.
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Eisenhower Praises Administration Battle Against Reds
President Eisenhower at a news conference highlighted an impressive list of administration accomplishments in fighting communism and subversion. He refused to answer questions on McCarthy and emphasized moving his legislative program forward while noting a Justice Department report on 16 months in office.
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Regional Council Set to Hear Local Executive Miller
Harry M. Miller, Gallia County native and executive vice president of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co, will address an open Southeastern Ohio Regional Council meeting at 6:30 p.m. June 10 in the Ohio University Center. A graduate of Gallia Schools, he later earned degrees from Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio State University law school, practiced law in Gallipolis, and served as county prosecuting attorney from 1939 to 1955, executive secretary to Gov. Bricker from 1939 to 1941, and chair of the Public Utilities Commission from 1947 to 1949. He joined C&SOE in May 1951 and became president and in September 1952 assumed his current post.
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Gallia County
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Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio State University Law School
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John W. Bricker
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New Look Aims to Stop Sales Tax Cheating in Ohio
Ohio will issue a redesigned pre paid sales tax stamp within weeks to curb vendor cheating on receipts. Tax Commissioner Stanley J. Bowers said the stamp instructs buyers to keep the receipt and notes that stamp cancellation routes tax payments to the state treasury. He cited vendors who fail to remove the customer's half of the stamp as a problem.
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Ohio
Stanley J. Bowers
Bowers
Army Officer Gets Marine Bars Friday
ANNAPOLIS Md Talk about unification of the services In 1945 Robert E Gibson joined the Army became an infantry lieutenant and served in Europe with the 1st and 88th divisions In 190 he joined the Navy entering the Naval Academy as a midshipman This Friday Gibson 26 of Long Beach Calif graduates and will be commissioned a 2nd lieutenant in the Marine Corps
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City ends Pasadena golf lease amid segregation dispute
St Petersburg Florida voters and officials faced a heated study of a petition from Negroes seeking access to Pasadena golf course. The unanimous council decision terminates the lease and returns the 18 hole course to private owners amid fears white players would boycott if opened to Negroes. The move follows a U.S. Supreme Court ruling urging segregation at municipal courses.
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Pasadena
Supreme Court
Houston
Tex
Loegroes
New Straitsville Hit by Statewide Windstorm
A midday windstorm tore through New Straitsville and neighboring towns, uprooting trees and damaging houses along Ewing and Main streets. Several residents, including the Charlies Webb and William Brown homes, suffered porch and roof damage as power lines fell and utilities worked to restore service.
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Charlies Webb
William Brown
Willard Mills
Mary Livingston
Richard Meredith
S Bernard O'Reilly
Severe Ohio Storms Leave Damage and Fatal Lightning Strike
High winds and heavy rain lashed Ohio causing widespread damage. A person was killed by lightning near a troubled area as authorities warn of continuing hazardous weather conditions.
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