Oppenheimer case pressure grows to end AEC role
Peter Edson reports that regardless of the security ruling, Dr. J Robert Oppenheimer is unlikely to have his $100 a day consultant contract renewed when it expires June 30. The Gray report findings and hearings reveal clashes over past Communist associations and opposition to the H bomb.
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Oppenheimer Supports Tax Cut View Amid Sector Debate
The tax cut aids taxpayers enough to mail in returns, with Oppenheimer backing the idea and stating immediate suggestions would have prevented opposition. He calls the 1949 program tortured while 1951 was technically sound, with most scientists backing him except Teller, who questions loyalty but not understanding Oppenheimer.
Oppenheimer’s alleged Communist ties amid security scrutiny
The text recounts Dr. Oppenheimer's disclosed affiliations with Communist front organizations on the west coast starting in 1936, tapering by 1939, fading after 1942, and a formal rejection after 1946. It questions how such naive beliefs could endure and notes hens’ yearly grit intake.
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Great Invention Lets You Hear Naturally At Home
An advertisement for a hearing aid claims perfect sound of voices, radio, and clock ticks. It invites readers to write Mr. D. W. Eseland at 418 Walnut Street, Waterloo, Town for full information for personal use or as a gift.
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