Homer Horace Finds Niche On Last-on Quiz Show
By Hal Boyle New York AP. A two headed boy named Homer and Horace rises from ridicule to fame on a radio quiz program. They answer questions with flawless accuracy, win many prizes, and spark a family windfall, changing their fortunes and proving luck can favor the unusual.
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Loyalty Questions Prompt AEC to Seek Dismissal Suit
The Atomic Energy Commission urged a U.S. district court to dismiss a $1 million damage suit filed by the CIO United Electri Workers. The action centers on loyalty concerns of UEW officers at General Electric projects in Schenectady amid fears of Communist influence and non-Communist affidavits under the Taft-Hartley act. The Justice Department argued that hostile loyalty among union leaders could endanger national security and labor relations in atomic energy programs.
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