Oppenheimer Seeks Quick AEC Action On Secret Bar
The Atomic Energy Commission considers the case of J Robert Oppenheimer after a special board found him a loyal citizen but a security risk and urged immediate commission review. The minority argued he did not hinder H bomb work. Oppenheimer's lawyers petition for swift, direct commission consideration.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Ward V. Evans
Loyola University of Chicago
Oppenheimer
Lloyd K. Garrison
AEC
K. D. Nichols
Commission
Nixon
Sumner T. Pike
David Hill
The
Federation of American Scientists
Departments of State and Defense
National Security Council
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Storer Foresees Possible School Integration With Patience
Dr. James W. Storer, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, said integration of public schools is possible but requires patience and a careful, Christian approach. He noted radicals on both sides and urged time for the changes after the Supreme Court ruling. Dr. Porter Routh added that seminaries had already adopted nonsegregation programs.
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ST. Louis
James W. Storer
Tulsa
Okla
Southern Baptist Convention
Storer
Supreme Court
South
Porter Routh
Convention
Southern Baptist Seminaries
Stormy Weather Plains to East Coast Whips US
The outlook across the Rockies to the East Coast is stormy and wet. Tornadoes struck western Texas and western Pennsylvania last night, killing one and injuring 11. Winds reached 55 mph in Pierre South Dakota as the system moved east from the Midwest into the Great Lakes region. Cooler air north of the storm center brought showers and thunderstorms to Ohio Pennsylvania and New York with up to six inches of snow along the Continental Divide from a Pacific cold front sweeping Montana.
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Associated Press
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Texas
Pennsylvania
Plains States
Pierre
S.C
Midwest
Great Lakes
Ohio
New York
Continental Divide
Montana
Bidault May Propose Asian Neutrals for Indochina Cease Fire
In Geneva French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault extra to offer a plan placing Asian neutrals in charge of supervising an Indochina cease fire with U S and British backing. The United States weighs supervision options with Asian policing of its region favored and India Pakistan Ceylon Indonesia and Burma discussed for roles.
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Georges Bidault
Indochina
United States
Britain
U.S
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Indonesia
Burma
Korea
United Nations
Laos
Cambodia
U S Withdraws Air Force Technicians From Indochina
Washington reports that about 200 U S Air Force technicians sent to Indochina last March will be pulled out by June 12 with many already back at Far East bases. Some 47 B 26 bombers loaned to the French will remain to aid air offensives in the delta as U S and allied chiefs plan open strategy talks Hungary? No.
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United States
Indochina
Defense Department
Hanoi
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Far East
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
College professors to meet June 8 13 on religion education
Montreat Southern College professors will convene at Montreat June 8 through 13 to discuss religion and education. The meeting is sponsored by the Methodist Board of Education based in Nashville and the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education in Richmond. Topics include Christianity’s relation to higher education and shared issues facing colleges.
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Southern College
Methodist Board of Education
Nashville
Tenn
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Presbyterian Church
U. S
Richmond
Eisenhower Refuses McCarthy Question At News Conference
President Eisenhower touted an impressive anti communism record and barred questions on the McCarthy dispute during a news conference. He urged focus on enacting his legislative program, citing the Justice Department and FBI efforts and a Browell statement as backing.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Justice Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department
Brownell
Executive Branch
United States
Congress
Pension Bill Okayed In House With Broad Social Security Moves
The House passed a social security bill 355 to 8 in the form from the Ways and Means Committee. It now goes to the Senate where some propose higher benefits and a wage base increase from 3600 to 4200 dollars. Direct payments for disabled workers and physician inclusion are under discussion.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Sen
Millikin
R-Cole
Senate Finance Committee
American Medical Assny
Industry Spurs Drive To Break Government Atomic Monopoly
Industry pushes Congress to end the government monopoly on atomic power. Sixty-five firms invest with AEC in reactor research. Duquesne Light Co. and others pledge about ten million dollars this year. AEC extends bid notices for a private power package plant for remote bases as the five year peacetime reactor program begins.
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Washington
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
AEC
Duquesne Light Co
Pittsburgh
Duloonie
Duquesne
Army
Baptist Students Gather for 28th Annual Assembly at Ridgecrest
About 1 000 Southern Baptist students arrive for the opening of the 1954 Baptist Assembly at Ridgecrest North Carolina with a reception hosted by the Baptist Student Union. Dr. Chester Swor gives the opening message as the week long retreat and summer conferences begin under Dr G Kearnie Keega with speakers including H W Tribble Duke McCall and Joel Sorenson. Rep Percy Priest will appear on the program during the week as Ridgecrest Boys Camp prepares to open summer sessions starting Monday.
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Southern Baptist Convention
North Carolina
Baptist Student Union
Baptist Assembly
South Wide
Nashville
Tenn
G. Kearnie Keega
Chester Swor
Clinton
Mass
H. W. Tribble
Wake Forest College
Duke McCall
Southern Baptist Seminary
Louisville
Joel Sorenson
Baptist World Alliance
Percy Priest
D-Tenn
Alarming Beyond Words, Says Senator McCarthy
Senator McCarthy said the investigation subcommittee has alarming information about Communist infiltration beyond words. He cited plans involving Monmouth and Agency concerns, then pressed for all monitored calls to be admitted as evidence in Army hearings. Roy M. Cohn protested missing transcripts and asserted vital records were withheld.
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Washington
McCarthy
McCarmy
Subcommittee
Army
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Roy M. Cohn
McCarthy Subcommittee
Jackson
Monmouth
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen Dulles
John Foster Dulles
McCarthy Camp
Sen. McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
Ray Jenkins
Cohn
Stevens
French say Red bases destroyed near Hanoi in major air strike
French high command reports a large air offensive destroyed a chain of Vietminh bases 12 miles east of Hanoi. Fighters and bombers hit arms depots in villages along the Hanoi to Haiphong corridor. Also noted are Vietminh casualties, Cho Noi defenses holding, Geneva prisoner exchanges, and a national unity parade in Hanoi.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Haphong
Red River Tagha
Cho Noi
Hung Yen
Geneva
Dien Bien Phu
Viet Nam
Lennon Concedes To Kerr Scott In North Carolina Senate Race
Senator Lennon of North Carolina conceded victory to former Governor Kerr Scott in the Democratic primary for the U S Senate. Scott topped six other candidates with about 310,816 votes to Lennon’s 286,441, avoiding a runoff. Lennon signaled possible gubernatorial plans if state voters approve, while pledging full support for Scott and other Democratic nominees.
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Washington
Lennon
Kerr Scott
North Carolina
U. S. Senate
Scott
William Umstead
Sen. Hoey
Umstead
Willis Smith
Senate
Railroads Seek 15 Percent Intrastate Freight Increase
In Raleigh railroads pressed for a 15 percent rise in intrastate freight rates to align North Carolina pricing with ICC interstate levels. The ICC hearing before examiner A L Corbin continued as opponents including the attorney general office and state agencies argued against the hike. Witness Everett Hanson testified about cement and asphalt supplies and the burden of lower in state rates on interstate commerce.
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North Carolina
A. L. Corbin
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
State Utilities Commission
Attorney General's Office
The
Highway Commission
Agriculture Department
Nort Carolina Farm Organizations
Everett Hanson
Anes
Balmore
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