Oppenheimer Security Case Divides Panel
The three man board found Oppenheimer a loyal citizen with an unusual ability to keep secrets but voted 2 4 against reinstating his security clearance due to concerns over conduct and candor. The AEC must decide whether to accept or reject the board’s recommendations and move quickly toward a full commission ruling.
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Cola
Security Board
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Oppenheimer
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Senate
House Atomic — Enersy Committee
Clinton P. Anderson
N. M
Atomic Energy Commission
W. Sterling Cole
Cmittee
AEC Personnel Security Review Board
Lloyd K. Garrison
AEC
Commission
Tusiders
Eugene M. Zuckert
Henry D. Smyth
Eisenhower
Special Security Board
Gordon Gray
North Carolina University
Gray
New York
Thomas A. Morgan
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India pressures Russia on Indochina question
Britain and India press Russia to separate Laos and Cambodia from Viet Nam in any Indochina settlement. India's move follows talks with Molotov in Geneva and Nehru's envoy Meonton Menon. Burma's Premier U Nu supported India's stance, signaling broader regional concerns over Soviet expansion in Southeast Asia.
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Russia
Indochina
London
Lang
Cambodia
South Asia
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
Red China
Chou En- Lai
Molotov
Neta
Laos
Wu Vansuuiey
Kremlin
Anthony Eden
Hav
Geneva
Eden
Viet Nam
Britain
Southeast Asia
Burma
U Nu
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
V. K. Krishna Metton Menon
Taos
Ceylon
Counter to Red Cease Fire Plan Submitted
Geneva reports a new plan to supervise Indochina ceasefires aims to bar Soviet bloc nations and favor India, while Indochina states fear Indian impartiality. India’s Krishna Menon, not present at Geneva, has consulted bloc delegates but ignored Cambodia and Laos. The U S opposes Communist bloc inclusion. talks separate Vietminh and Franco Vietnamese delegations. Military talks seek regrouped zones for quarantined armies until political settlement.
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France
India
Pakistan
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bidault
Indochina
V. K. Krishna
Menon
Cambodia
Laos
U. S
Korean Supervisory Commission
Russia Quietly Pursues Trade Drive In U S Market
Robert Allen Washington reports Russia is quietly conducting an extensive trade push in the United States. Hundreds of businessmen say they have been approached by agents with Soviet credentials, registered with the Justice Department. Agents target machine tools, construction gear, mining and railroad equipment, tractors, textiles, and surplus foods like butter and cheese.
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Russia
State and Commerce Departments
Justice Department
USS
Iron Curtain
Korea
McCarthy Probes CIA Infiltration During Hearings
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy announced his subcommittee is studying Communist infiltration of the CIA, calling the matter far more serious than earlier Fort Monmouth allegations. He discussed the issue with subcommittee members as hearings on the Army McCarthy dispute continued, with Roy M. Cohn and others questioned about alleged improper pressures and the use of private individuals in the investigation.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Central Intelligence Agency
Wisconsin
CIA
Fort Monmouth
N. J
McGarthy
Senate
Army- McCarthy
Roy M. Cohn
McCarthy
army-McCarthy
Henry M. Jackson
R-J Wesh
Cohn
Army Special Council
Joseph
N. Welch
Army
Joan G. Adams
G. David Schine
Subcommittee
Karl 2. Mundt
Adams
Schine
Stuart Symington
Dmo
Seine
Eisenhower sums up anti Reds drive and ends McCarthy talk
President Eisenhower stated his administration has removed Reds from the federal payroll with due process and said he would have no further comment on Sen Joseph McCarthy. He noted ongoing subversion cases and cited 268 deportation actions and 41 Communist leaders convicted. He pledged to focus on his party program and not respond further unless events force comment.
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Ins
Eisenhower
Joseph R. McCarthy
Justice Department
Communist Party
Herbert Brownell, Jr
McCarthy
Capitol Hill
French Warplanes Hit Red Underground Base Near Hanoi
French air strikes target a large underground base southeast of Hanoi as Viet Minh rebels hold positions along the delta. The attack, amid preparations for a major upcoming offensive, follows a volley of raids including an explosion at a major ammunition dump in Saigon and renewed French efforts to shore up North Indochina defenses.
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Indochine
Byal
Delta
Here
Haiphong
Saigon
Leandro Electors OK 4 Million School Bond
San Leandro voters approved a 4,000,000 bond by 5,141 yes to 1,468 no to fund a second high school and more elementary classrooms. Officials delay boundary change to include Halcyon, with annexation petitions delayed 21 days after notice. A fact finding committee reviews costs to San Leandro and San Lorenzo for Halcyon school provisions.
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San Leandro
San Leandro Unified
Halcyon
Halcyor-to- Sen Leandro
Halcyor
San
Lorenzo Eleementary
Heyward Union J
San Lorenzo
Japan Steps Toward Rearmament After Diet Bills
Tokyo the upper House passed two defense bills marking the start of active rearmament. They create a tri service staff board and an embryo air force with plans for army navy and air force expansions and personnel increases.
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Tokyo
Japan
Diet
Thase
Defense Board
Ashland Area Political Upheaval Impacts Planner Meeting
In the unincorporated area between Hayward and San Leandro, Supervisor Kent Pursel grilled County Planning Director Joan Jay Thomas about political turmoil. He questioned the planning commission’s focus amid bond issues and annexation moves and urged better coordination and a board of adjustments to handle variances while the commission concentrates on genuine planning matters.
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Ashland
Oakland
Hayward
San Leandro
Joan Jay Thomas
Kent Pursel
Washington
Pursel
Thomas
John McCor
Mack
Mass
Plannin
Commission Jitee
Woman Sues Castro Valley Sanitary District Over Manhole Injury
Ann Burr of 23321 Orchard Avenue filed a $25,000 suit against the Castro Valley Sanitary District for injuries from hitting a low manhole on Orchard Avenue in April. District officials deny negligence and sent the case to their insurance agent. Also, Domingos Balanco of San Lorenzo won a $47,875 sewer reconstruction bid, the lowest of five, to lay 7,060 feet of pipes along Madison Avenue and surrounding streets, with work to start immediately.
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Castro Valley
Irs
Ann Burr
Orchard Avenue
Burr
Domingos Balanco
San Lorenzo
Balanece
Madison Avenue
Seaview Avenue
Sydnay Way
Sandy Coachh
Lake Coabot Road
No Decision On Indochina Question
President Eisenhower said he has not reached a decision to ask Congress for authority to intervene in Indochina. He noted staff talks with allied military officials will cover military matters only and will not decide diplomatic policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Hisenhower
U.S
Indochina
State Department
Southeast Asia
Jackson Sentenced To Death In San Francisco
In San Francisco Superior Court Harold Jackson was sentenced to death for abducting real tor Leonard Maskovitz and holding him for a $300,000 ransom. Co defendant Joseph Lear received life imprisonment after a jury found them guilty under California's Little Lindbergh law. Judge Twain Michel gen rejected a defense motion for a new trial before imposing sentences.
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Harold Jackson
Joseph Lear
Leonard Maskovitz
Twain Michelgen
Jackson
Leaf
California
Little Lindbergh
Moskovitz
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