First Step in Nuclear Age Seen in Moscow Test Ban
James Marlow reports on the June 14 1946 Baruch speech and the 1953 hydrogen bomb era. The Moscow test ban talks between the United States Britain and Russia offered a limited pause while mistrust and fear linger, with no halt to weapon building.
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Mobile physician named to fill Prison Board post
The governor appointed Dr. Max V. McLaughlin to succeed Charles Woods on the Prison Board filling a vacancy. McLaughlin has practiced medicine in Mobile since graduation from the University of Alabama Medical School. The move comes during the Patterson administration as a backdrop to ongoing tensions with Prison Commissioner Frank Lee.
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