Atomic control plan may be propaganda move
Phil Newsom is announced as the new UP foreign analyst and veteran reporter. The piece notes changes at the Post with Harry Arguson promoted to executive editor. It discusses a Russian approach to a world peace offensive and a UN proposal, including a call for global atomic control.
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Army Promises Morals Boost From Unitees Return
Promised today to return as old trainees to civilian life with no expected moral improvement, Karl T. Compton of the Naval Security Training Commission told Congress that graduates of the proposed new program would maintain the same standards as when inducted.
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Kefauver Backers plan bid for nomination amid discussions
Washington reports Kefauver backers move to organize and recruit support for a presidential bid with Orrin Truman's intentions noted but not confirmed. Senator Estes Kefauver weighs plans to announce around February 1 while Clinton P. Anderson travels to the White House with hopes for a Gl bid. Ministers and allies gauge Truman's re election as a factor in Kefauver's decision.
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Commission Hikes Texas Oil Limits
The Railroad Commission boosted Texas oil allowable production for February to 134 405 barrels, total 3 076 143 barrels, moving fields to a 22 day producing basis. East Texas observes 18 day schedule, state 23 days. January East Texas 19 days. The increase shifts from 23 day production in a 31 day month to 22 days in a 29 day month.
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Judge Beauchamp to Retire from Court of Criminal Appeals
Judge Tom L Beauchamp of the Court of Criminal Appeals says he will retire at year end. Commissioner Kenneth K Woodley announces candidacy for the position. Woodley is 59 and has served as commissioner since June 1959. Beauchamp plans to move to a ranch near Paris after retirement.
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