Eight Resign From Security Commission
Washington dispatch reports eight of nine members on the Nimitz Commission on Internal Security have submitted resignations after a senate panel blocked the needed waiver legislation. President Truman urged the committee to reconsider the measure, stressing the commission's vital work for national safety and mobilization.
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D-New
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R-Mich
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League of Women Voters
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California
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Connecticut
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The
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Hickenlooper Attacks Democratic Policy at Cook County Luncheon
Senator Bourke B. Hickenlooper told about 400 Cook County young Republicans that the Democratic administration has smothered opportunity with helplessness distrust and fear. He urged a Republican reversal of 18 years of New Deal policy to avoid disaster for freedom and prosperity.
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Bourke B. Hickenlooper
R-Ia
Hickenlooper
Cook County
Young Republicans Organization
Republican Party
Call for Bids for Fire Station at Los Alamos
The Atomic Energy Commission will open bids July 3 for a two story reinforced concrete fire station on South Mesa Los Alamos N M to serve the technical area and western area including the medical center and several school facilities with an estimated cost of 200000 to 250000 dollars.
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Wreck of Missing C-47 Plane Found
Aerial searchers spotted a missing C-47 twin engined transport wreck on Mt. Spokane slopes 35 miles northeast of Fairchild Base. Pilot Julian Berry 27 of Lubbock Texas and First Lt Frank Ward of Tacoma Washington were the two crew. Ground party moved toward the 3,500 foot wreck site to reach survivors.
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Lubbock
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Tacoma
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Halleck Calls for Consistent Foreign Policy in GOP Meet
Rep. Halleck urged Republicans to oppose appeasement and sword rattling, urging consistent American leadership abroad. He warned Korea remains a symbol of disaster and cautioned against by paths over MacArthur amid 1952 convention planning in Chicago.
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Okla
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R-Ind
G.O.P
Russia
Truman
America
Korea
House
Chicago
MacArthur
Republican National Committee
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R-Mo
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China
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Joseph Harrington
Hawaii
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Demented Man Forces Radio Station Off Air
A six foot three hundred pound man invaded WSIR in Winter Haven forcing the station off the air for about twenty minutes after choking announcer Dick March and twisting Chief Engineer Orden Craig s arm. Harold Butler was identified as the intruder and held at Bartow for observation. Mrs LeRoy Willis of Winter Haven called in during the disturbance and heard the unprintable message alleged to be about sex.
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LeRoy Willis
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