Oppenheimer Says Reds Run Close Race in Training Their Scientists
Oppenheimer warns the Soviet world is near in advancing science while condemning aggressive political associations. He criticizes the AEC for denying clearance, urges scientists to balance freedom with prudence, and warns of dangers from unchecked zeal in modern research. The evening remarks cover ethics, loyalty, and the role of scientists in international tension.
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New York
Robert
Tone
The
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N. Jy
Columbia Broadcasting System
Columbia
University
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AEC
Schall
Tal
Carl E. Story
Thej
Castle Air Force
Merced
Iny Story
Shot Scares Robber Away on Christmas Eve
Santo Veneziano and Miss Genevieve Carroll faced an attempted holdup on Christmas Eve when a man confronted them outside Veneziano’s home at 1105 Harmony Drive. Veneziano ducked into the house while Carroll argued with the robber before fleeing to safety.
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Harmony Drive
Sheriff's Deputes
Genevieve M. Carroll
Oakland
Veneziano
Miss Carroll
Duff Predicts Eisenhower Reelection in 1956
Senator James H. Duff of Pennsylvania predicted President Eisenhower would run for reelection in 1956 and sweep to victory, returning Pennsylvania to the Republican column. Duff noted he declined to discuss moves for renomination but believes Eisenhower would be the best man for the job.
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James H. Duff
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Duff
Europe
NATO
Pittsburgh
Grow-Nongahela River
GGP
Thirty More Seconds May Have Saved 10 Lives in DC-3 Crash
The DC-3 crash near Pittsburgh involved pilot Poe who flew Newark to Pittsburgh longer than usual, consuming extra fuel. CAA records show Poe reported progress, sought Johnstown fuel, but did not contact the Johns town airport to turn on lights, continuing toward Pittsburgh before crashing near Dravos Run at 103.
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N.J
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Johnstown
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Navy Air Team Joe Saves Sailor On U S Policy Battle
In Oakland on Christmas Day a MSTS ship captain reported a San Leandro sailor critically ill at 1500 miles at sea. Lt Daniel S Simon at a San Francisco hospital coordinated drugs not aboard, prompting a B29 air drop of medical supplies. Sailor Lt Morty Lafferty reportedly improved following treatment. Separately Senator Joseph McCarthy pushed a hard line against Red China policy, urging aid cuts and support for Chiang Kai-shek to attack the mainland. In Rockville, Conn Myron Green paid a higher fine after defending himself in a fight permit case.
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Si Francisco
Herbert Randall
Gramercy Drive
San Leandro
Joe E. Mann
Oak Knoll Hospital
Henry S. Lafferty
Damiel S. Simon
Lafferty
Marine Hospital
San Francisco
Naval
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
China
McCarthy
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
U. S
Truman
Britain
Miss America Star Debuts On NBC Playhouse
New York report says Miss America 1955 Lee Ann Meriwether made her acting debut on NBC Philco Playhouse in Run, Run. She co starred with veteran Astor in the play as a fan actress who quits show business after feeling a failure, earning praise from producers for her dramatic handling.
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New York
Lee Ann Meriwether
NBC
Philco Playhouse
Vceterena Astor
Prisoner Suspects Suicide During Police Custody
Paul Anderson a 43 year old man from Hayward attempted to kill himself while in custody after claiming he wanted to die. Officer Curtis DeHart found Anderson hanging from an upper bunk with a noose fashioned from his shirt. He was taken to a hospital for observation.
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Bellina
Street
Hayward
DeHart
Anderson
Curtis DeHart
Green Shutter
Highficer
Land Hospital
Educators Plan May Stop Local College Expansion
The coremission recommended halting expansion of campuses of the University of California in the region. Enrolment at 10 state colleges is 34,339, projected to 38,000 this fall, with 50,000 by 1960. Operating costs exceed 22 million for 1953-54. 3 million more may be sought for 1955-56. State funds for capital outlay of about 27.1 million are requested to expand facilities. Dr Ray E Simpson says space limits mean growth must be vertical. A student limitation plan will be presented to the State Board of Education January 3 to restrict enrollment to available facilities and instructors.
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University of California
Department of Education
Ray E. Simpson
Simpson
Six candidates file for Glenmoor Gardens directors
Six candidates filed nomination papers for a five member Glenmoor Gardens Community Services District board. Filing closed at 5 pm Friday. Election is January 25, same day voters decide on creating the district. Candidates include James L. Reeder Wilmer E. Rodes Charles G. Dubuque Maurice W. Chilcote Wendell J. Hull and Albert M. DeLay. Boundaries run along Highway 1 Eastshore Freeway line and Central and Mowry avenues. Glenmoor residents join Washington township voters to consider a recreation district, while residents oppose township wide services duplication.
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Priday
James L. Reeder
Blacaw
Toad
Glenmoor Hames, Inc
Wilmer E. Rodes
Whitfield
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American Pipe and Construction Company
Alvarado
Charles G. Dubuque
Whitfield Avenue
Orangeburg Pipe Company
Newark
Maurice W
Bill) Chilcote
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Sterling
Glenmoor
USC to Test Smog on Man Guinea Pig Volunteers
A USC team led by Dr. Paul Kotin prepares to expose a volunteer to synthetic smog in two measurement chambers as part of experiments to assess tissue reaction and cancer risk. Animal tests with high pollution levels show distress but not immediate death, per biochemistry expert Dr. Hens Falk. In a separate item, a shopper fractures a toe when a turkey slips from his grip at Grand Island grocery.
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University of Southern California
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Kotin
Katin
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Falk
Sunnyvale crossing death and Bay Area murders and robberies
Sunnyvale reports a 38 year old wife died after her car stalled at a Sunnyvale crossing and she moved onto the tracks as a train slowed. In San Francisco a 21 year old wife was found dead by her husband after a domestic dispute. In Millsboro a 44 year old mother and housewife died in a suspected suicide following a Christmas party. A patrolman aided bystanders during a coat incident and a liquor store holdup led to a gun discovery. The Catholic Newsmen announced Walsh won a memorial award for rackets reporting, with honorable mentions for stories on San Francisco youth and hospital conditions. In Oakland the DA will reopen a weapons assault case after the death of a man shot in Oct. In San Francisco, Airman Ronald Stewart was arrested after a weekend of holdups amid Christmas celebrations.
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Concord
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Palo Alto
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Rosas
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Association of Catholic Newsmen
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San Francisco Call Bulletin
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George E. Murphy
San Francisco News
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The
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Oakland
Alameda
Robert Brinser
Ole Bert O. McCarthy
McCarthy
Kaiser Founation
Brinser
Superior
Ronald Stewart
Baltimore
Hamilton Air Force Base
Stewart
Attorney Explains to Village On Hog Farm Relocation
SAN LORENZO Attorney Edward Moore legal representative of Oakland Scavenger company will explain plans to relocate Beckman road hog ranch to a remote South county area to San Lorenzo Village residents tonight. The firm seeks a six month variance to comply with the county waste disposal ordinance as homeowners push to deny a permit. Over 3600 petitions urged denial two weeks ago due to 4000 hogs fed on raw garbage at Beckman road. The delay aims to allow a new site and farm rebuild to meet state rules banning sale of hogs fed on raw garbage. The farm has deteriorated beyond conformity with state or county rules, but Moore remains hopeful a new site can be found soon.
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Edward Moore
Oakland, Scavenger Company
Beckman Road
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Dents
Tonigh
Bockman Road
Moore
Isoon
Four Local Babies Born Christmas Day in Hayward Area
Four local infants celebrate Christmas Day births in Hayward. James Lloyd Baum arrived at Eden. Ronald Guy Caree at Cull Canyon. Leslie Ann Campbell at Kaiser Foundation in Hayward. a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Davie born at Providence Hospital Oakland.
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James Lloyd
Herman Baum
Eden Hospital
Hayward Hospital
Ronald Guy
B. J. Carerie
Cull Canyon
Hayward
Leslie Ann
John E. Campbell
Coleman Avenue
Kaiser Foundation Hospital
William Davie
Acacia Street
San Leandro
Providence Hospital
Oakland
Magazine says crime wave may be illusion
Fortune Magazine in New York argues the 1954 rise in crime could be a statistical illusion. It suggests the apparent increase in everyday crime results from improved police recording practices. Starts Wednesday.
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