Judge Asked to Disqualify In Rogers Murder Case
Hartford July 14 AP A federal judge faced a motion to recuse in the Harold D. Rogers murder case. State's Attorney Ullman argues bias taints Judge J Joseph Smith who ruled confessions were coerced. Rogers, 50, New Haven man, was convicted in 1953 for the Kennedy murder at a West Haven store.
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McCone sworn in as chairman of AEC
John McCone was sworn in as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission at a White House ceremony. A Los Angeles industrialist, he previously served as undersecretary of the Air Force in the Truman era, succeeding Lewis L. Strauss who retired. Strauss received the Medal of Freedom from President Eisenhower, who praised his service. Strauss said retirement changed his view on government work and that it is not a thankless task.
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Shortage of teachers forces 1000 postings in Transvaal
Johannesburg reports that a shortage of qualified instructors has led the Transvaal Education Department to assign inexperienced teachers to 1,000 posts. The move aims to meet classroom needs amid staffing gaps while training programs continue.
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