Oppenheimer Barred by AEC from Nuclear Secrets
The Atomic Energy Commission upholds a ban on J Robert Oppenheimer finding him unfit to hold US nuclear secrets due to defects of character and dangerous associations The decision ends a long legal fight as Oppenheimer and his lawyers consider next steps He praised scientists and Henry Smyth while Smyth defended his loyalty and security suitability The majority faults Oppenheimer for communist associations, while Smyth objects stating he is loyal and not a security risk
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Navormte Dutress
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
America
Oppenheimer
Eisenhower
AEC
New York
Henry D. Smyth
Wos
Lewis L. Strauss
Eugene M. Zuckert
Joseph Campbell
Wham
Thomas 8. Murray
Oppentheimer
Smyth
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
N. J
Commission
United States
Igh
Partnership Formed At Barbershop Here
Louis Sprovert and George Ku relowwe announce a partnership to operate the barbershop at 4 East Majin Street. The former operator Mr. Brover stated the changes take effect tomorrow. Both barbers will be employed there as the shop updates with new ultraviolet lighting and modern clippers and trimmers.
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Majin Street
Louis Sprovert
George Kurelowwe
Mast Majin Street
Brover
Surplus Food Distribution Sees 170 Corry Families Registered
One hundred seventy Corry and area families applied to share in government surplus food during a four day registration. The committee reported 564 people eligible. Allocations include 770 cans of beef and gravy 770 pounds butter 665 pounds cheese 992 pounds dry milk 627 pounds shortening 911 pounds beans. Future registration occurs each Wednesday 7 to 9 pm at the Municipal Building.
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Corry
Walter Rhodes
Rhodes
Tocal
Raymond Plant
Uaw-Cio
United States and Britain Press Southeast Asia Unity
Congress backs Eisenhower and Churchill in their statement of unity while signaling no immediate new push on Indochina. British and American leaders foresee initial planning for a Southeast Asia alliance with formal steps pending French Communist talks. Dulles expected to join Angus Council meeting to press for faster alliance work.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Churchill
Ottawa
Congress
Zdea
George of George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Indochina
United States
Angus Council
New Zealand
United
Casey
Dulles Wis
Corry Enjoyed Rare Solar Eclipse Viewing Morning
Corry residents rose early to witness a morning solar eclipse. Clouds briefly threatened the view but by 7 02 the sun stood clear at maximum eclipse as the city observed a dusky glow and unusual color on buildings and foliage.
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Corry
Nature
Eolipad
25 Take Test For Postal Job
Yesterday twenty four applicants sat the Civil Service examination at the Corry Post Office to establish certified substitutes for clerk carrier positions. One vacancy exists now with retirements expected. Appointments will be made from the top three certified applicants under Civil Service rules.
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Corry
Dairy Queen to Open New Franchise Store in Town
Bernard J Graham opens a Dairy Queen soft serve outlet at 487 East Columbus Avenue. The one story white building includes a seven by seven foot walk in cooler and two ice cream machines with a drive and ample parking. Open daily 11 am to 11 pm starting tomorrow, with free sundaes for visitors 6 to 6:30 pm.
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Dairy Queen
East Columbus Avenue
Bernard J. Graham
West Church Street
Grinam
Route 6
Sciota Road
Russell Road
Columbus Avenue
Graham
Reds Claim Ist "A" Power Unit
London Moscow Radio announced the Soviet Union opened its first industrial atomic power station with a capacity of 5,000 kilowatts. The broadcast cited a Council of Ministers statement noting the plant produced electricity for industry and agriculture and that larger plants are planned. The United States is building its first peacetime atomic plant at Shippingport, Pennsylvania.
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Associated
London
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Soviet Council of Ministers
United States
Shippingport
Ohio River
Texas Border City Fights Flood Toll Rising
As the Rio Grande surged through border towns, Laredo and Piedras Negras faced rising flood risks while Eagle Pass reported river receding. In Ozona, 16 died and one remains missing as floodwaters claimed lives across four cities. Laredo Mayor said the 58 foot level was reached after 1 am with the International Bridge still intact. Police noted much of Piedras Negras’ business district submerged. Nuevo Laredo and Laredo coordinated flood response and evacuations. Farther north, Lamesa saw 40 families evacuated as water rose in two residential areas and no other fatalities were reported.
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Pres Laredo
Tex
Piedas Megias
Mexico
Ozona
Rio Grande
Eagle Pass
Pledras Negras
Piedras Negras
Chinese Premier Returns Home After Geneva Talks
Chinese Premier Chieu Enlai returns to Peiping after Geneva Asia conference and meetings in India and Burma. Burmese Prime Minister U Nu and Chow issue joint communique pledging to promote peace, seek resolution in Indochina, and guide Sino Burmese relations, Tibet included.
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Associated Press
Hong Kong
Chieu Enlai
China
India
Burma
Fed
Cantot
Peiping
Rangoon
Chow
U Nu
Indochina
Red China
Tadis
Tibet
Chou
Thaian
Mehra
New Delt
Armistice Talks Near End Of Guatemala Civil War
Guatemala faces an end to its civil conflict as rebel chief Carlos Castillo Armas and Col. Elfego Monzon prepare to meet in El Salvador to discuss terms of an armistice. Diplomats expect Armas to shape the postwar junta while Communists are routed or fled to the Mexican Embassy. The Vatican envoy may attend as third party.
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Armas
Monzon
San Salvador
Associated Prews
Guatemala
I Jacobo Arbeng Quzman
Carlos Castillo Armas
Elfego Monzon
el Halyador
Castillo Armas
Guate
Jani
Cantilio Armas
Vatican
Guntesfunda
Mgr
Gennaro Verolino
Zacapa
Chiquimals
Puerto Batrica
Caribbean
Cnalilla
John Peuritoy
Communiam
Potato Festival Planning Meeting Sets Committee Heads
The Potato Festival planning committee met in the Municipal Building with Everett Johnson Wan presiding. Chairs for subcommittees include B G Bennett for queens, Homer Bulard for festival dinner, Reed for rides and concessions, Lloyd Meerdink for special events, James Mead for pot parade, Leo AI for publicity, Marcy Yen hel for prizes and drawings, Thomas Hickle for grounds, and Harry Pow om for finances. The festival moves to August 24 28 to avoid chilly weather, with prize drawings and merchant ticket distribution to begin later.
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Everett Johnson Wan
Johnson
Queens
B. G. Bennett
Homer Bulard
Y Reed
Lloyd Meerdink
James Mead
Leo AI
Priset
Marcy Yen
Hel
Thomas Hickle
Harry Pow
Real Estate Valuations Rally in Pennsylvania 1983
Pennsylvania real estate values held steady in 1983 amid strong new construction and rising building costs. The State Tax Equalization Board reported market value of taxable property at over 27 billion dollars, about six billion higher than five years prior, with district variations driven by local economic conditions and state funding allocations for schools.
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Pres
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State
John N. Onel
Public Instruction Department
Commonwealth
Theta
Philadelphia
Market Vale
Centre County
Franklin Girl Killed In Crash
An early morning crash near Franklin killed 18 year old Freda Pam and lightly injured four teens. Connie MecCall 14 Janice Carner 11 and the driver Albert Small all of Franklin sustained minor injuries in the collision that sent the auto into a tree.
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Franklin
JT Amocom— Om
Car Hits Truck on East Main Street Damages Lindstrom Car
A car driven by James G. Lindstrom 17 of Corry struck a parked truck owned by Mike Popovitch on East Main Street at 11:80. The Lindstrom sedan suffered extensive damage with the right side crumpled near Kant Main street. the truck had only paint scrapes. No injuries were reported.
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East Main Street
Olty
James G. Lindstrom
Corry
Kant Main Street
Hiight
Mike Popovich
Eust Main Street
Lindstrom
Marting
Indictment Recommended for 18 State Employees
A special grand jury in Pittsburgh urged indictments against 18 state employees including two of Governor John F. Fies cabinet, charging them with forcing state workers to contribute to a primary campaign fund. Names highlighted include Ar temas Leslie state insurance commissioner and L Merley Campbell state banking secretary.
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Pittsburgh
John F. Fies
Artemas
Leslie
L. Merley Campbell
Property Value Up Nearly a Million in Corry
A state report shows Corry and Erie County property values rose from 1952 to 1963. Market value reached 16,011,100 with assessed 4,418,980, raising state aid implications. Erie City assessment stood at 30.8 percent. Nearby districts Elgin Concord Wayne Townships posted rising market and assessed figures and new percentages.
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Rendenwve
Corry
State
Maurice Kolpeln
Erie County
Erie City
Hupt
Kolpein
Elgin
Wayne
Concord
Wayne Township
New Commercial Code Affects Stop Payment Rules
Corry adopts first in nation model law changing stop payment to require a written request and bank confirmation. The code, drafted by the American Law Institute, aims to reduce fine print and standardize unsecured credit contracts across the state and nation.
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Penruylyanli
United States
American Law Institute
National Conference of Commindioners
Ex Tax Collector Found Guilty in Tax Evasion Case
Former Internal Revenue chief Jorepn v. Nunan Jr, once the nation’s top tax collector, was found guilty by a Brooklyn federal jury on all five counts of income tax evasion. He allegedly dodged 801,000 for 1946 to 1950 and faces up to 25 years in prison plus a 50,000 fine. bail set at 61,800 pending sentencing on July 22. The case tied to Roosevelt era tax collection leadership.
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New York
Jorepn v. Nunan Jr
Brooklyn
Commissioners of Internal Revenue
Nunan
Walter Bruchhaus Wen
Justin Aes Hein
Itar
D. Roosevelt
Et Sapien
Steelworkers reach new pay and benefit deals across industry
The CIO United Steelworkers moved to sign two year contracts with U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and Jones Laughlin affecting about 235000 workers. The deals raise hourly pay by five cents and expand insurance and pension programs while maintaining a pattern for other producers to follow. U S Steel starts at 2.18 to 2.29 per hour with a five cent hike effective tomorrow. The new plan increases monthly pensions for longtime workers and preserves benefits if social security rises. Both sides share a two cent per hour increase for insurance costs.
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Plttsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
U. 5S
Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel O
New York
Jones A. Laughlin Steel Corp
Steel
David J. McDonald
Ign
U.S. Steel
Ite
Ant
T. & Steel Workers
Hie Corporation
U. &. Steel
Pennsylvan ia seeks joint ICC hearings on rail pick-pass plan
The Public Utility Commission asks the Interstate Commerce Commission for joint hearings on Pennsylvania Railroad's suspended proposal to move freight in trailer dollies on railroad flat cars. The plan would operate within Pennsylvania and faces protests from motor carriers seeking certification and from firms like Philadelphia Pittsburgh Carrier.
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Associated
Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Thas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Penrarivaia
Tracning Firma
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