Oppenheimer Invited to White House Dinner
Dr Robert Oppenheimer, famed for his role in developing the atomic bomb, is listed among 175 guests invited by President Kennedy for a White House dinner. He is director of Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study and was barred from atomic secrets access by a 1954 AEC vote. Also invited are 1961 Nobel winners and university presidents with Nobel faculty.
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Washington
Robert Oppenheimer
White House
Oppenheimer
Western Hemisphere
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Kennedy
Nobel
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
N.J
AEC
Melvin Calvin
University of California
Robert Hofstadter
Stanford
Rudolph Mossbauer
California Institute of Technology
George von Bekesy
Harvard
Youth Admits Spiking Milk With Poison
An unidentified youth admitted to spiking a bottle of milk with sodium arsenite, killing Deborah Ann Drummond nine and James Randall Drummond three in Boca Raton. The youth was turned over to juvenile authorities. motive unspecified. The Drummonds co own a tool firm and a New York harness racing stable.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Phil O'Connell
O'Connell
Robert J. Drummond
Boca Raton
Deborah Ann Drummond
James Randall Drummond
Romaine Baucom
Roberta Lynn Drummond
Julie Curtis
Drummond
The
National Bronc Co
Drumbeat Harness Horse Racing Stables
New York
Hosmer says Pacific nuclear tests go off without danger
Rep. Craig Hosmer visited Christmas and Johnston islands to view the first two U S atmospheric tests in the Pacific. He described the detonations as flawless and said they carry no danger to any place or anyone while noting the tests aim to minimize radiation fallout and will continue every two to three days as planned.
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Honolulu
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
U.S
Pacific
Hosmer
United States
Christmas Island
mid-Pacific
Pessimism for Literacy Tests Bill Faces Senate Hurdles
Two Democratic senators supporting a civil rights literacy test measure expressed doubt on bringing it to a vote. Sen. Clark fears a successful filibuster chokeoff is unlikely, while Sen. Hart puts it at about a 50-50 chance. The bill would exempt sixth graders from state literacy tests for presidential and congressional elections.
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Washington
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
Kennedy
South
Senate
Mike Mans
States
Clark
Jacob K. Javits
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Annabelle Smith
Elmira
N. Y
Wellesley College
Annabelle
ING
Miss Smith
Christmas
Johnston
Johnston Island
McDonalds
McDonald’s Amazing Menu
N. Main ST
Bordens
Field
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Pennsylvania
G.A.C. Finance
PROM
N. Main Street
High Point
North Carolina
MTS Andiego
Serta
Journal
Bartner
E. Green ST
Appliance CO
S. Wrenn St
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